automatable
- adjective
- /ˈɔːtəmˌeɪtəbl/
- Specialized
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automatizable
- While jobs in "accommodations and food services" are among the most automatable in the U.S. economy (73%), low wages in that sector tend to slow the process of automation.
- automatable jobs
- most automatable
And we were talking about math in a world in which all of math is essentially automatable.
- And we were talking about math in a world in which all of math is essentially automatable.
- And, you know, this is it's kind of shocking that rather quickly, you know, a lot of that stuff is clearly automatable.
Examples
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Much more automatable are the collection of data (64%); processing of data (69%); and predictable physical activities (81%).
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By comparison, work in the health care and social assistance sector is just 36% automatable.
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As a result, the most automatable jobs may not be the first to disappear.
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Least automatable are management and development of people (9%); application of expertise to decision making, planning, and creative tasks (18%); interacting with stakeholders like customers, suppliers, or the public (20%); and unpredictable physical activities (26%).
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The process is likely to be faster for software innovations (which are easier and cheaper to implement) than for robots, faster for higher-wage but automatable jobs, and faster in higher-wage countries like the United States.
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As a result, the most automatable jobs may not be the first to disappear.
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By comparison, work in the health care and social assistance sector is just 36% automatable.
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Low-paying jobs are the most vulnerable, as you'd expect, because they tend to be the most routine, and thus the most automatable, kinds of work.
Synonyms
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Can be set to do tasks by a computer or by instructions
Antonyms
How Automatable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Automatable comes from the prefix auto- meaning 'self' and the familiar word automatic, which means 'working by itself'. So, something automatable can be done by machines or made to run 'by itself' instead of by people.