At a time when artificial intelligence techniques accelerate unprecedentedly, the questions began to increase: Will the machine take the place of man? Is your job safe?
A new study issued by Microsoft reveals a sudden list of the 10 most jobs that are in the range of the threat of artificial intelligence, not because of its weak importance, but because modern technologies have become able to perform its duties with increasing efficiency.
From translators to historians, and from the book to representatives of customer service, the jobs that we thought they depend only on human skills, may not be safe in the era of “artificial intelligence”.
A new study from Microsoft has revealed 40 jobs that are considered most at risk as a result of progress in artificial intelligence techniques. The list of jobs included the tenth most vulnerable, according to what Wkyt News published.
First: Interpretation and translators
Second: Historians
Third: Passenger hosts
Fourth: Service sales representatives
Fifth: Writers and authors
Sixth: Customer Service Representatives
Seventh: Programmers of numerical control tools (CNC)
Eighth: The employees of the phone
Ninth: Ticket agents and travel employees
Tenth: broadcasters and radio presenter
Teachers are not in danger
In turn, Dr. Blue said: “Historians will not be replaced, but the way they analyze the sources, and prepare drafts, or even build archives that may include the use of artificial intelligence tools. The same applies to teachers, sales representatives, and even the book.”
“There is nothing really that he can replace the teacher, and artificial intelligence will never be replaced by the teacher, because what you need is to communicate with students, build relationships, and this is the basis through which students learn.”
Mathematics was also part of the list where Charles Routland, of the Kentucky Development Foundation (KEDC) has a background in mathematics, said, “I think the role of the mathematics world will change in how to use the results, and their focus will be more on the aspect of critical thinking.”
It is noteworthy that recent decades have witnessed a rapid development in artificial intelligence techniques that depend on automatic learning systems and algorithms capable of performing tasks that were previously required human intelligence, such as identifying sound, addressing language, and making decisions.
With artificial intelligence entered many industries, major transformations began to appear in the labor market, as these technologies affect the nature of jobs and tasks, especially those that include routine and repeated operations.
