Scary AI prediction of what remote workers will look like in 25 years
Updated | By Breakfast with Martin Bester
AI predicted what remote workers will look like in 25 years - and it’s actually scary!
Following the life-changing impact of COVID-19, remote working has become a reality for many employees.
Although many people agree that they prefer remote work and believe it has increased their productivity, there are still downsides to working from home.
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Job search engine DirectApply showcased an AI prediction of what remote workers would look like in 25 years - and it was terrifying!
"This visual representation of what remote workers will look like in 25 years shows that you may face having bad eyesight, a 'tech neck', inflamed eyes, terrible posture and rapid weight gain," reports Lad Bible.
These consequences come from sitting in front of a screen eight hours a day, and a lack of sunlight and physical activity.
"From reduced social interaction and lack of proper exercise to hunched shoulders and digital eye strain - Susan outlines the many physical implications of what spending hours glued to your laptop can unknowingly be doing to your physical and mental well-being."
Fortunately, there are ways employees can prevent these negative WFH implications.
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"Sticking to a routine that suits your life, your productivity levels, and your job demands is essential to maintaining emotional health when working remotely," says Psychologist Dr Rachel M Allan.
She also added that it is essential to ensure you connect with other people and interact with family and friends.
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