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Most exposed are industries which rely on programming and writing skills. That echoes another study, published on March 1st by academics in America, which found that the industries most at risk of a shake-up were legal services and some areas of the financial and insurance industries. They point to telemarketers as the occupation most likely to be made redundant. Teachers, especially those of languages, literature and history, are next on the list. What is striking in both studies is that, unlike past breakthroughs in machine learning, it is skilled and high-paying jobs that are most exposed.
That echoes another study, published on March 1st by academics in America, which found that the industries most at risk of a shake-up were legal services and some areas of the financial and insurance industries.
echo: As a verb, it has three main meanings: (1) repeat; imitation; (2) Recognition, support to restate in support or agreement; (3) Causes, remembers to be reminiscent of: evoke. This is the second meaning in this sentence.
Let's look at a few example sentences:
①... children echoing their teacher's words. Children repeat the teacher's words.
②His successor echoed his opinion. His successors supported his views.
(3) Music that echoes an earlier time Reminisce about music from the past
What is striking in both studies is that, unlike past breakthroughs in machine learning, it is skilled and high-paying jobs that are most exposed.
Striking: Very unusual or easily noticed, and therefore attracting a lot of attention.
strike: In addition to the adjective form, the word strike has many authentic uses in many scenes, indicating different meanings, and we mainly explain its meaning as a verb.
①罢工；The workers strike.
(2) attack; Strike (someone/something), which can be paired with the preposition against, i.e. strike against.
(3) (Bad things such as illness, disaster, etc.) happen suddenly If something such as an illness or disaster strikes, it suddenly happens.
(4) Attracted, impressed, and interested (ideas, ideas, etc.) If you are struck by something, you think it is very impressive, noticeable, or interesting.
⑤突然想起 If an idea or thought strikes you, it suddenly comes into your mind.
(6) (with someone) agreed to be used in conjunction with
⑦ strike a balance between... Achieve a balance between the two
This automation should not be feared. It could unshackle workers from mundane tasks and unleash greater labour productivity, which would be a boon for drum-tight labour markets in advanced economies. A study by Goldman Sachs, published on April 5th, suggests that generative AI could grow global gdp by 7% in the next decade.
It could unshackle workers from mundane tasks and unleash greater labour productivity, which would be a boon for drum-tight labour markets in advanced economies.
In the first half of the sentence, shackle means shackles, and adding un- is extended to break free from shackles, that is, liberation. In addition, Unshackle and Unleash suppress the alliteration and read catchy.
These two authentic expressions can be accumulated and can be used in writing on similar topics: unshackle workers from mundane tasks; unleash greater labour productivity。
Drum-tight labour markets: A tight labor market, the adjective is vivid and authentic.
boon: something good or very helpful.
Here's a slang phrase to add:
A boon or a bane: a blessing and a curse, both good and bad
看一个例句：Running is usually a boon or a bane for me—I love the endorphins（内啡肽）, but I sometimes really feel my old knee injury the next day.
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