Microsoft researchers have revealed a list of 40 jobs that AI is likely to steal.

A new report from a Microsoft researcher studying the occupational meaning of Generation AIprovides some clarity.

Translators, historians and writers are one of the roles with the highest AI application score. In other words, the tasks of the job are most closely matched with the AI’s current capabilities. According to the report We ranked the occupations released this month.

Customer service and sales reps, which employ around 5 million people in the US, are extremely vulnerable to being replaced by AI.

Overall, AI chopping block jobs are jobs that involve knowledge jobs, such as those who do computers, mathematics, or administrative tasks in the office, the researchers write. Sales jobs are also listed. This is because it often involves sharing and explaining information.

Of course, there are some jobs that are safe from AI nails. Bridges and lock tenders; also water treatment plants and system operators are one of the jobs that are virtually free of generative AI exposure, thanks to practical equipment requirements.

Still, he seems to be a business leader nvidia CEO Jensen Fan All jobs say they’re going to touch AI in some way, so it’s best to accept that.

“All jobs will be affected and soon. That’s undoubtedly.” The fans said At the Milken Institute’s global conference in May. “You don’t lose your job to AI, but you’ll lose your job to people who use AI.”

Degrees won’t save you from AI’s Jobs Revolution

Many jobs that are likely to be quickly faded by AI, such as political scientists, journalists and management analysts, usually require a four-year degree to land the job. And, as researchers point out, having a degree that was once considered a sure path to career progression is no longer a parent to changing tides.

“From an educational requirement perspective, we can see that AI is more applicable to occupations that require a bachelor’s degree than occupations with low requirements,” the researcher wrote. Co-pilot Users and Cross Compared competed with occupational data for AI performance.

Conversely, there are several career paths where AI exposure is low and demand is growing. In particular, the healthcare sector is a field that places importance on this. The home health and personal care aid industry is Maximum number of new jobs Over the next decade, according to the US Labor Bureau.

At the same time, researchers realized that even their discoveries did not capture the full scope of the AI revolution. And there could be further automation caused by more than just a production technique.

luck I contacted Microsoft for comment.

All big bets on Gen Z education may not be glam

After seeing Layoff roller coaster Over the past few years, many generations of ZERS have transformed into seemingly stable areas like education, across the technology industry.

The sector was The fastest growing industry among recent UK graduates Last year, that was the same Choosing top American careers Graduates. And the occupation can offer more Work-life balance And decent advantages, the ability of AI to do the job It can cause additional headaches. This report selects farm and home management educators as well as science teachers in higher economics, business and libraries as well as farm and home management educators for roles with relatively high AI applicability.

While schools are unlikely to deploy a large number of AI teachers, the findings in the report highlight how fast technology can be Restructuring the education profession– And many others.

A minimum of 10 impacted occupations by Generator AI:

1. Edge Operator
2. Bridges and lock tenders
3. Water Treatment Plants and System Operators
4. Foundry type and core manufacturer
5. Railway truck laying and maintenance equipment operator
6. Pile Driver Operator
7. Floor Thunder and Finisher
8. Orderlies
9. Motorboat operator
10. Cutting Equipment Operator

Top 40 Most Affected Occupations by Generator AI:

1. Interpreters and translators
2. Historian
3. Passenger attendant
4. Service Sales Representative
5. Authors and authors
6. Customer Service Representative
7. CNC Tool Programmer
8. Telephone Operator
9. Ticket Agents and Travelers
10. Broadcast announcer and radio DJ
11. Securities company clerk
12. Farm and Home Management Educator
13. Telemarketer
14. Concierge
15. Politicians
16. News analysts, reporters, journalists
17. Mathematician
18. Technical writer
19. Proofreader and copy marker
20. Host and Hostess
21. Editor
22. Business teacher, post-secondary
23. Public relations expert
24. Demonstrators and product promoters
25. Advertising sales agent
26. New account Clark
27. Statistics Assistant
28. Counter and rental staff
29. Data Scientist
30. Personal Financial Advisor
31. Archivist
32. Economics teacher, post-secondary
33. Web Developer
34. Management Analyst
35. Geography
36. Model
37. Market Research Analyst
38. Public Safety Communications
39. Switchboard Operator
40. Library Science Teacher, Post-Secondary