30 Jobs That AI Will Automate

I asked AI what jobs AI is likely to impact or takeover and here is a non-exhaustive list:

It’s important to note that while AI has the potential to automate many jobs, it’s impossible to predict exactly which jobs will be automated in the future. However, here are 30 jobs that are currently at risk of being automated:

Data entry clerks: AI can process data more quickly and accurately than humans.
Customer service representatives: Chatbots and virtual assistants are becoming increasingly sophisticated and can handle customer inquiries without human assistance.
Telemarketers: Automated dialling systems can make calls and play pre-recorded messages without human intervention.
Accountants and bookkeepers: AI can perform many of the tasks that accountants and bookkeepers traditionally handle, such as data entry, reconciliation, and financial analysis.
Insurance underwriters: AI can analyze large amounts of data to make accurate risk assessments and pricing decisions.
Loan officers: AI can analyze credit scores, income, and other factors to make loan decisions more quickly and accurately than humans.
Financial analysts: AI can analyze financial data and market trends to make investment recommendations.
Stock traders: AI-powered algorithms can analyze market data and execute trades more quickly and accurately than human traders.
Medical transcriptionists: AI can transcribe audio recordings of medical notes and other documentation more quickly and accurately than humans.
Radiologists: AI can analyze medical images and identify abnormalities more quickly and accurately than human radiologists.
Pathologists: AI can analyze tissue samples and make accurate diagnoses more quickly and accurately than human pathologists.
Surgeons: AI-powered robots can assist surgeons during procedures and perform some tasks more accurately than human surgeons.
Nurses: AI-powered robots can perform some tasks, such as taking vital signs and administering medication, more accurately than human nurses.
Pharmacists: AI can help pharmacists identify potential drug interactions and side effects.
Lawyers: AI can analyze legal documents and case law to assist lawyers in preparing arguments and making decisions.
Paralegals: AI can perform many of the tasks that paralegals traditionally handle, such as document review and research.
Journalists: AI can write news articles and reports based on data and other inputs.
Copywriters: AI can generate product descriptions, ad copy, and other marketing content.
Translators: AI-powered language translation software can translate written and spoken language more quickly and accurately than humans.
Language teachers: AI-powered language learning apps can provide personalized instruction and feedback to language learners.
Customer service managers: AI can analyze customer feedback and identify areas for improvement in customer service.
HR managers: AI can analyze job postings and resumes to identify the best candidates for job openings.
Talent recruiters: AI can identify potential candidates based on their skills and experience, and reach out to them with job opportunities.
Retail sales associates: AI-powered chatbots can assist customers with product recommendations and purchases.
Real estate agents: AI can analyze market data and provide recommendations to home buyers and sellers.
Travel agents: AI-powered travel booking platforms can help customers find and book flights, hotels, and other travel arrangements.
Delivery drivers: Self-driving vehicles powered by AI can deliver packages and goods without human intervention.
Manufacturing workers: AI-powered robots can perform many of the tasks traditionally handled by human factory workers.
Construction workers: AI-powered machines can perform tasks such as excavation and bricklaying more quickly and accurately than human workers.
Maintenance workers: AI-powered robots can perform maintenance tasks such as cleaning and repair more quickly and accurately than human workers.