General AI will take my job? But when??

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Suresh Naresh]

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[Bilal9]

AI is expected to significantly impact the job market. By 2030, it could replace around 300 million full-time jobs globally. In the U.S. and Europe, about 25% of work tasks may be automated. However, the extent of job loss will vary by industry and role.

Jobs at Risk​

Certain jobs are more vulnerable to automation, including:

• Administrative Roles: Data entry, scheduling, and customer service tasks are highly automatable.
• Finance and Legal: Bookkeeping, financial modeling, and paralegal work face significant risks due to AI's efficiency in processing data.
• Creative Fields: Basic journalism, graphic design, and copywriting are also at risk as AI tools can generate content quickly.

Jobs Less Likely to be Automated​

Some professions are safer from AI disruption, particularly those requiring human interaction, creativity, and emotional intelligence. Examples include:

• Healthcare: Nurses, doctors, and therapists are less likely to be replaced due to the need for empathy and complex decision-making.
• Education: Teachers and educators, especially in nuanced subjects, will continue to play a vital role.
• Creative Professions: Artists, musicians, and writers who engage in high-level creative processes are expected to remain in demand.

Adapting to Change​

While AI may automate certain tasks, it can also create new job opportunities. Workers are encouraged to develop skills that complement AI technologies, focusing on areas where human judgment and creativity are essential. Embracing lifelong learning and adaptability will be key to thriving in an AI-driven job market.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

AI is future. If you don't learn, you will become irrelevant. This is the reason that I learn it at this age.