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It's challenging to predict with certainty which specific jobs will be entirely replaced by artificial intelligence (AI) by 2025, as the pace of technological advancement and adoption varies across industries and regions. Here is list of jobs and industries that are more susceptible to automation and AI disruption in the coming years:
Retail Cashiers: Automated checkout systems and self-service kiosks are already replacing many cashier positions in retail environments.
Data Entry Clerks: AI and robotic process automation (RPA) can perform data entry tasks more quickly and accurately than humans.
Telemarketers: Chatbots and automated calling systems are increasingly being used for customer outreach and telemarketing.
Assembly Line Workers: Manufacturing jobs that involve repetitive tasks are at risk of automation using robots and AI-driven machinery.
Customer Service Representatives: Chatbots and virtual assistants are handling routine customer inquiries, reducing the need for human agents.
Tax Preparers: AI-powered software can assist with tax preparation and eliminate the need for some human tax preparers.
Fast Food Workers: Automated order-taking kiosks and kitchen robots are being introduced in fast-food restaurants.
Truck Drivers: Autonomous vehicles are being developed and tested, which could impact the need for long-haul truck drivers.
Warehouse Workers: Robots are increasingly used in warehouses for tasks such as picking and packing.
Data Analysts: While AI can assist data analysts, it may also lead to a reduction in the number of traditional data analysis jobs.
Paralegals: AI-driven legal research and document review software can handle some tasks previously done by paralegals.
Bookkeepers and Accounting Clerks: Automated accounting software can perform many financial tasks, reducing the need for manual bookkeepers.
Administrative Assistants: AI-powered virtual assistants can handle scheduling, email management, and other administrative tasks.
Radiologists and Pathologists: AI systems are being developed to assist in medical image analysis, potentially reducing the need for some radiologists and pathologists.
Financial Analysts: AI can assist in financial modeling and data analysis, potentially impacting the demand for financial analysts.
It's important to note that while AI and automation may replace certain tasks within these jobs, they may not necessarily eliminate the entire profession. Many jobs will also evolve, with humans working alongside AI to augment their capabilities. Additionally, new jobs may emerge as a result of AI and automation, particularly in fields related to AI development, data science, and cybersecurity. Adaptability and continued learning will be crucial for individuals to thrive in the changing job landscape.
Thanks for stopping by. I am passionate about helping humans stay human and develop the skills needed to stay relevant in the coming changes with AI. With great change comes opportunity to create new pathways of being and working. Please feel free to reach me with any questions or comments. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic.
Best,
Michelle Fleckner
www.bluemountaincoach.com
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