Bill Gates warns of AI disrupting jobs but says these careers will survive the AI shift

AI is shaking up the job market, and Bill Gates just dropped a bold prediction—automation is coming fast for roles with repetitive tasks, especially in finance, healthcare, and customer service. But what does that mean for the paper packaging industry? Here’s the twist: while AI might streamline supply chains and optimize mill operations, it can’t replace the nuanced decision-making behind sustainable forestry, fiber sourcing, and circular packaging design. Human expertise is still key to balancing innovation with environmental compliance. So yes, AI is a powerful tool—but in packaging, people still drive the mission forward.https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/bill-gates-warns-of-ai-disrupting-jobs-but-says-these-careers-will-survive-the-ai-shift-101743072025254.html

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