AI Jobs: Workers in this sector may face job cuts in the near future. This information has been revealed in a recent study by Microsoft.
Whose jobs are most at risk of losing their
jobs? The study says that besides interpreters and translators, there are many other jobs that will be threatened by AI. Among these, jobs like historians, salespeople, and passenger attendants are likely to be more affected by AI.
Don't compete with AI, partner with it
Usually, whenever people talk about AI, they think that jobs like IT, research, writing, etc. will be lost in the future due to it. Whereas Microsoft's research has revealed what to actually expect from it. Microsoft says that the industries that are most likely to be affected by AI should first learn how to use it as a ally instead of fighting against it.
Who will be the first to get a job
due to AI? Customer representatives are at the top of the list of high-overlap jobs, with about 2.86 million people. Also, this study on AI says - it's a wake-up call for writers, journalists, editors, translators and proofreaders. In addition, questions are being raised about the long-term job security of web developers, data analysts, public relations personalities, business analysts, where AI tools like Chat GPT and Copilot are already being used in these jobs.
AI will have the biggest impact on these jobs:
Interpreter and translator
Social science research assistant
Historian
Sociologist
Political scientist
Mediator and negotiator
Public relations specialist
Editor
Clinical data manager
Reporter and journalist
Technical writer
Copy writer
Proofreader and copy marker
Correspondence clerk
Court reporter
Copy writer
Post-secondary teacher (communications, English, history)
Mental health and drug addiction Social worker
Credit counselor
Tax consultant
Paralegal and legal assistant
Legal secretary
Title examiner and researcher
Market research analyst
Management analyst
Fund raiser
HR
Customer service representative
Sales representative (service)
Insurance underwriter
Claims coordinator
Debt officer
Financial examiner
Budget analyst
Training and development specialist
Computer systems analyst
Data scientist
Database Architect
Travel Agent
Who will be less affected?
Bridge tender workers
Pump operators
Cooling and freezing equipment operators
Power distributors and dispatchers
Firefighter supervisors
Water treatment plant operators
Waste treatment plant operators
Crushing, grinding machine operators
Construction workers
Roofing workers
Cement masons and concrete finishers
Logging equipment operators
Pipe layers
Mine cutting machine operators
Terrazzo workers
Septic tank servicers
Rebar binders
Hazardous materials removal workers
Tire builders
Fence workers
Derrick operators (oil and gas)
Furnace, kiln, oven operators
Insulation workers
Steel workers
Hazardous waste technicians
Phlebotomists (blood sample collectors)
Emblers
Massage therapists
Physiotherapist assistants
Construction supervisors
Excavator machine operators
Drilling and boring machine operators
Industrial truck and tractor operators
Dishwasher workers Cleaning
workers
Maids and housekeepers
Overall, this Microsoft study says that AI is not replacing humans, it is just changing the way we work. We can use it to help us while we work. In such a situation, it is necessary to adapt to the upcoming changes and increase our understanding of AI. AI cannot copy everything because there are many things that require deep thinking and critical thinking, which AI cannot do.
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