10 jobs that AI is likely to replace in next 5 years, check out the full list
According to a report that was released by the World Economic Forum (WEF), smart technologies and AI will put jobs like cashier, data entry clerk, and bank teller at risk.
In a nutshell,
- Artificial Intelligence and other technological advancements may put 10 job positions in jeopardy within the next five years.
- These jobs could become outdated in the following five years.
- Specialists in autonomous and electric vehicles are in high demand right now.
While Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other technologies are greatly benefiting many individuals, they are also gradually taking users' jobs away. According to a report that was released by the World Economic Forum (WEF), smart technologies and AI will put jobs like cashier, data entry clerk, and bank teller at risk. These jobs could become out of date in the following five years. The survey of 803 businesses that intend to implement big data, AI, and cloud computing technologies served as the foundation for the data.
According to World Economic Forum Managing Director "Saadia Zahidi, "the past three years have been filled with upheaval and uncertainty for people around the world, with COVID-19, geopolitical and economic shifts, and the rapid advancement of AI and other technologies now risks adding more uncertainty."
List of job roles that are at risk and could be declined
Banking has become so popular all over the world, many physical bank branches have become useless. This has resulted in the closure of banks, putting the jobs of bank teller and related clerks in jeopardy. According to the report, there could be a 40% decline in these positions by the end of this decade.
According to the report, the demand for postal service clerks, cashier and ticket office clerks, and data entry staff is also decreasing as a result of automation, sensor technologies, and online services' high interest and growth. The refered to source says that such jobs could see a downfall by in excess of a third in the following five years.
10 job roles said to grow in the coming years
The report likewise uncovered top 10 positions that will see development in the following five years.
"Autonomous and electric vehicle specialists are in high demand, ranking first on the list of jobs most in demand for 2023, with over 40% growth anticipated over the next five years. "The report stated that environmental protection professionals would see an expected 35% increase over the same period, closely followed by specialists in artificial intelligence and machine learning, which could see slightly less job growth."
In addition to data scientists, we may see a growth rate of more than 30% in positions like specialists, fintech engineers, and a number of analyst positions related to business, information security, and data. Also, around 2 million new positions in regions like weighty truck and transport drivers, professional training educators, and mechanics and apparatus repairers will apparently be produced between 2023 to 2027.
