by The most serious threat to our labor market is not immigration, but rather automation and artificial intelligence. There is no way to halt the advancement of artificial intelligence technology. Many jobs are currently in jeopardy as a direct result of bots. The occupations listed below are predicted to be obsolete within the next 20 years by artificial intelligence. We already have factories who's only employee is the maintenance of robots. Automation and A.I is taking over.
Here are sob jobs that are in danger thanks to A.I
Call center agents- There are greater number of people left the online voice jobs such as technical support, billing, reservations sales, and telemarketers because humans have emotions and feelings. The stressful nature of working with Karen's causes many people to quit their jobs. Formerly, the United States would outsource jobs in call centers to countries such as India, the Philippines, and Pakistan because these nations have large populations of native English speakers who are capable of being educated to imitate an American accent. Americans lost interest in completing this task, which led to the rise of the outsourcing industry. Because of recent advancements in artificial intelligence, jobs in call centers that require human-like communication skills are in danger of becoming obsolete. This artificial intelligence can't be hurt in any way, and they have a very pleasant voice. They are also able to put up with Karens for a number of hours.
This is a real call center call with an A.I and she sounds like a real person.
Article freelance writer This job is one of my sources of income but some online magazines like Gamespot is now using A.I to write articles for them. Some of the A.I articles are terribly written but I can see these A.I articles getting better soon. They have great SEO so they automatically make articles based on the most popular google searches.
Music composer- There is now an A.I who can compose symphonies and here is a video of two musicians trying to play a melody created by an a.i:
Painters and artists
There is now an App called Lensa and if you want paintings of you, This app can paint you, all you need is upload your picture.
With just a click of a finger, this lady have 4 paintings of her, ready to be printed. It saved her the hundreds of dollars some artists charge for commision.
But I still maintain many people would much rather be assisted bt a real person rather than a machine. And what happens when there's a technical glitch in the system?
