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People "will be challenged to perform even better if artificial intelligence (AI) is a success."
This is what an aerospace industry intern told Interesting Engineering (IE) while reacting to the recent news of AI interns being hired by a remote marketing firm in the United States.
"Human trainees who fail to perform will face a serious threat to their future," said Can Unen, an intern student at an aerospace engineering company in Turkey.
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