40 jobs that are likely to be replaced by AI are led by translators, journalists, and university lecturers

Microsoft's research shows that jobs related to language, information analysis, and communication are most likely to be affected, including: translators, historians, salespeople, customer service staff, journalists, and university lecturers.

Microsoft has just released a report that shows which jobs are most likely to be replaced by AI after analyzing more than 200,000 interactions with Bing Copilot. The report "Working with AI: Measuring the Occupational Implications of Generative AI" by Microsoft Research, published on July 31, analyzed more than 200,000 interactions with Bing Copilot to determine the jobs most likely to be affected by AI. The report uses an "AI applicability score" to evaluate.

Jobs vulnerable to AI

Research shows that jobs that involve language, information analysis, and communication are most likely to be affected. These include: translators, historians, salespeople, customer service representatives, journalists, and university lecturers.

In addition, positions such as authors, editors, economics teachers, librarians, and agricultural instructors are also included in this group.

The report also lists 40 other occupations, including web developer, data scientist , and market analyst.

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However, Microsoft emphasizes that while AI can perform a large portion of the tasks in a job, that doesn't mean the entire profession will be eliminated.

Instead, many jobs will shift to a “co-working with AI” model rather than being completely replaced.

Less affected occupations

Jobs that require manual labor, using machinery or equipment, are considered less vulnerable to AI. This list includes: excavator operators, bridge equipment installers and operators, water treatment workers, carpenters, boat drivers, floor tilers, and beauticians.

The study also found that jobs requiring a bachelor’s degree are at higher risk of being impacted by AI than those that do not require such a degree, suggesting that a college education is no longer a guarantee of absolute safety in the labor market.

The study concluded that AI will increase productivity and help humans complete tasks faster. However, human skills such as critical thinking, creativity and ethics will still be important, especially in complex fields.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang once made a famous comment on this issue: "You won't lose your job because of AI, you will lose your job because someone else knows how to use AI better."

List of 40 jobs most likely to be replaced by AI, according to Microsoft:

Interpreters and Translators
The Chronicler
Passenger service staff
Sales Representative
Writers and Authors
Customer service staff
CNC Tool Programmer
Telephone Operator
Ticket Sales and Travel Agents
Radio announcer and DJ
Broker
Farm and Family Management Teacher
Telemarketer
Customer support staff
Political scientist
News analyst, reporter, journalist Mathematician
Technical Writer
Proofreader and Proofreader
Host and Receptionist
Editor
Postgraduate Business Lecturer
Public Relations Specialist
Product introducer and promoter
Advertising Sales Staff
New Account Opening Secretary
Statistical Assistant
Counter staff and rental
Data Scientist
Personal financial advisor
Archivist
Postgraduate Economics Lecturer
Web Developer
Management Analyst
Geographer
Model
Market Analyst
Public Safety Dispatcher
Operator
Postgraduate Library Science Lecturer

(According to Fortune)

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