Article AI will replace you: The 11 industries that AI will kill off first...

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INTRO: Are you ready to delve into the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on various industries? In this thought-provoking video, we explore how some sectors are bound to experience seismic shifts, and others might face extinction.

This video provides an in-depth analysis of industries at the forefront of AI disruption. We'll discuss the reasons behind the inevitable and how AI technology is poised to revolutionize these sectors. From automation in manufacturing to AI in healthcare, retail, transportation, and more, we leave no stone unturned.

The video also highlights the transportation industry, predicting how autonomous vehicles powered by AI could disrupt the employment landscape. Similarly, we explore how AI's data-processing prowess could reshape the finance and insurance sectors, rendering certain job roles obsolete.

Throughout the video, we also touch upon the sectors of customer service, data entry, farming, construction, and more, discussing how AI automation is swiftly encroaching upon these fields.

Our video draws on expert opinions, research studies, and case examples, providing a comprehensive view of AI's impending impact....

On the extinction list:

#11 graphic designers

#10 translators and interpreters

#9 manufacturing and assembly line jobs

#8 data entry and data processing

#7 basic accounting and bookkeeping

#6 customer service and support

#5 proofreaders and copy editors

#4 market research analysts

#3 legal assistance

#2 financial planners and tax preparers

#1 junior software developers

The 11 industries that AI will kill off first...

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[Magical Realist]

I think after AI starts replacing human beings in various service industries there will be a backlash among customers to prefer companies that still provide real humans. Just like the automated phone trees everybody hates, people will express a desire for the good ole days when we were met with a smiling face and a pleasant voice to do our business. After awhile though the AI will prevail for it's superior convenience and efficiency, as it eventually did with ATMs vs bank tellers. But the human tellers never went completely away.

[Zinjanthropos]

Can’t remember the last reported sighting of #6. Been extinct for awhile now.

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#1 junior software developers

For years I've written odd bits of software for my rich friend and suddenly with ChatGPT he no longer needs me. All good for me since he never paid me (see 'how to get rich') but not so good for many others. One site suggested only 134,000 programmers in the whole US so no seismic wave if they all get sacked.