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The new jobs being created require workers with a particular skill set, such as a background in digital technology. Jobs requiring manual labour will be made redundant.

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advancements in technology is a catalyst for the creation of entirely new industries and opportunities, as well as a way for the economy to unlock inefficiencies in the market and create win-win opportunities for employers and employees alike.

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it is acknowledged that automation has been a driver of factory job loss in the U.S., at least in the short term.

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I think there will be more jobs created with changing technology because people's skills can be trained and improved too. Imparting new skills to people will eliminate the redundant jobs.

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Advancements in technology may result in certain jobs becoming automated and some jobs may end up becoming redundant. However, this change may also result in people having to upgrade their skills to stay relevant. With certain jobs becoming automated, this will free up more manpower to innovate and develop new solutions to improve the efficiency of the trade industry.

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More efficient handling of goods in maritime trade with technological advancement, therefore while some jobs may become redundant, more jobs will be created as maritime trade grows.

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Yes, people will go out of jobs due to advancement in technology because manpower is no longer needed since the task can be easily replaced by machines

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Marine industry is growing and is expected to have about 5,000 new jobs by 2025, across sectors such as data analytics and smart technology.

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Yes.Automation will reduce the number of available jobs but new jobs will be introduced to manage them(manage the automated jobs)

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New jobs created would probably require more skills as they need to know how to operate new technologies which in turn requires training. This takes time while jobs are reducing as technology is replacing as of now

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There will definitely be more redundant jobs due to increase in automation. It is debatable that new jobs will be created due to improvements in technology, but during the early stages, training have to be provided to the "new people" in the new jobs, but that takes time for people to adapt and learn the new technologies.

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no - as there might be other sector that might have other opportunities come up from the technology sector

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Due to the advance in technology, more automations are developed lesser human labour are require. However to improve on the technology, more jobs are created to develop on the ever-improving technology.

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I think that the technology advancement will cause human manual works to become redundant in the future

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As the maritime sector is using more automation, many basic and repetitive jobs can be easily replaced.

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Many blue-collar jobs like security guards will be replaced by bots like drones

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As with technological advancement, skill set for current jobs will be irrelevant and "useless" thus needing more training and possibly firing people with the old skill set