Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Jobs

Please write an article about artificial intelligence taking away people's jobs.
Since this is a controversial topic, the purpose of this article is to introduce the issue clearly from two perspective.
One is introduce what AI is able to contribute to human, and the other one is people are complaining about losing jobs because of AI.
Please considering using the following sources, or use other relevant sources that you've find.
-Bruun, Edvard P.G. P, and Alban Duka. "Artificial Intelligence, Jobs and the Future of Work: Racing with the Machines." Basic Income Studies 13.2 (2018): 1-15. Web.
-Wilson, H. James, Paul R. Daugherty, and Nicola Morini-Bianzino. "The Jobs That Artificial Intelligence Will Create." Mit Sloan Management Review 58.4 (2017): 14-16. Web.
-Wilson, H. James, Paul R. Daugherty, and Nicola Morini-Bianzino. "The Jobs That Artificial Intelligence Will Create." Mit Sloan Management Review 58.4 (2017): 14-16. Web.
You can use all kinds of sources you find with proper citations.
Below is the detailed steps of this assignment
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Identify an Issue
Part of the challenge here will be to find a relatively narrow issue within your topic to discuss. An “issue” is not the same thing as a “topic.” A topic defines an area of interest, like baseball, light pollution, or even abortion. An issue, on the other hand, involves a question or matter upon which there is some dispute or disagreement. Issues within the topics just named might include “Should professional baseball players have to submit to random drug tests?”, “Should city governments limit light pollution through laws?”, and “Should abortion remain legal in the US?” Reasonable people might answer these questions very differently, and that makes them debatable issues.
Spend some time figuring out which issue you want to take on. Refer back to our discussion of “stasis” for help framing different issues within your topic. For instance, are there debatable questions of conjecture, definition, quality, or policy in your topic? Are there general or specific questions? Be sure to choose an issue that is narrow enough for you to discuss in the space you will have to compose.
Research the Issue
Once you have identified an issue to deal with in this series of blog posts, you will need to do some research. Much of this research you will be able to do online, although you will need to be more careful with choosing credible and reliable sources than you were with your previous blogging. It will help to do at least some of your research using our library databases. What you are looking for are sources of information about the issue that you have chosen to work on. It will be important to show that you have really “done your homework” (ethos) on this issue.
Compose Your Series of Blog Posts
Since you will be writing about your issue in a series of blog posts, you will need to consider what to do in each of those two posts. The first blog post should be an introduction to the issue, a statement of the facts, and/or a history of the issue. It should identify the question you are taking up, and it should also explain why your reader should care about this issue in particular. This first post should follow the procedures for “exordium” and “narrative” outlined in class.
The remaining second post should make specific arguments about the issue, take up questions of quality and/or policy. You need not take a strong position on the issue, but you do need to explore it as thoroughly as possible.
Evaluative Criteria
Your series of blog posts will be evaluated according to the degree they…
Identify and explore a debatable issue within your chosen topic.
Show evidence of having researched the issue by citing relevant and reliable sources of information.
Demonstrate your understanding of rhetorical concepts such as audience, purpose, and genre.
Compose clear, persuasive, and relatively error-free posts.