[TED TALK] Why jobs of the future won't feel like work

Our technology is getting so smart but with no impact on the currently existing working reality.

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A recent study predicts that the number of jobs that might disappear due to the expansion of technology is three times bigger than the one of those lost in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

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There is a vital need in designing new types of jobs.

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The development of the technology is so advanced that it's already too late to take steps in recreating new working enviroments and solutions.

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The key to a jobless future where everything is done by machines is to create human-centered jobs.

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In the new generation of jobs, our passions, skills and talents should have a primary role.

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A specialist should remain constrained in his/her domain.

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Robot-proof jobs can be born out of the human creativity, dreaming and inspiration.

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Machines are not skilled at executing repetitive, procedural tasks.

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Our imaginations are the birthplace of new products, new services, and even new industries.

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