AI has already transformed many jobs and could put many out of work, and the recent game-changing version of ChatGPT has everyone talking about and worrying about how generative AI will change the way we work. Every new technology disrupts the job market, but ChatGPT and similar programs like Google Bard and Microsoft Bing AI feel different.
Generative AI is a new type of artificial intelligence (AI) that uses algorithms to generate raw text, images, software code, Excel formulas, and even music from simple text prompts. Generative AI applications such as ChatGPT have been "trained" on massive amounts of data to produce human-quality content in seconds.
So, the question arises: which jobs will be replaced by AI?
8 jobs that are easily replaced by AI
1. Content Marketers
The entire industry is dedicated to marketing products and services through web articles, videos, and social media posts. Digital marketers write blog posts, produce videos, and maintain social media channels for large companies and mom-and-pop stores. But this type of targeted content is exactly what generative AI is designed to create
2. Journalists
Some types of journalism have been replaced by artificial intelligence. Sports coverage, in particular, is easy to automate. Algorithms can look at the scores of a baseball or basketball game—which players scored, when, how the winning team took the lead—and produce a 500-word essay that tells a compelling and accurate story.
3. Graphic designer
If you think that all creative and artistic works are immune to automation, you haven't seen the brain behind ChatGPT, OpenAI's DALL-E 2.
4. Data analyst
In our digital world, companies and organizations are drowning in data: sales data, demographics, climate models, you name it. A data analyst's job is to sift through all the data, identify hidden trends, and make actionable recommendations.
5. Programmers and coders
Most experts agree that generative AI will be a boon for software developers. With AI tools like Copilot, programmers don't have to write code line by line from scratch. Simply enter the hint and the algorithm can generate high-quality codes in multiple coding languages.
6. Lawyers
AI and other types of legal software are already changing the discovery process to find out which documents are relevant to a case. AI also handles a lot of contract generation and contract analysis.
7. Warehouse workers
8. Radiologists and medical diagnosticians
Eight jobs that are not easily replaced by AI
For all the hype around generative AI, there's a lot of work that is difficult, if not impossible, to automate.
1. Skilled skilled workers
Plumbers, such as plumbers, need flexibility and problem-solving skills.
2. Construction workers
In the near future, most of the work of designing and engineering construction will be done with the help of artificial intelligence software, but the construction industry still needs a lot of manual work.
3. Chef
That's not to say automation won't make its way into the food industry. Fast food chain White Castle is already using robots in some places to flip burgers and cook fries.
4. Psychological counseling
Once again, there are a plethora of AI applications being designed for counseling and mental health – conversational AI chatbots are expected to reach a $1.25 billion market by 2025.
5. Primary school teachers
6. Professional athletes and coaches
7. Drivers
The unpredictability of real-world driving and the decision that driver work will not be completely replaced, and the fun of self-driving is missing.
8. Jobs with real creativity
"Truly creative work" is the safest job in the age of artificial intelligence. Human civilization is progressing, innovation is the cornerstone of progress, can not AI how intelligent, without human beings he will become meaningless.
So will your job be replaced by AI?