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Workers Are Naming The 27 Jobs AI Will Kill First, And Yours Might Be On The List - buzzfeed.com

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“There are literally no jobs that will not be affected by AI. We are talking about an entire fundamental societal and economic shift.” commentFacebookPinterestLinkby Victoria VouloumanosBuzzFeed Contributor It feels like every week brings another headline about AI replacing jobs or changing entire industries. So when someone asked the internet, "What jobs will actually die because of AI?" hundreds of people jumped into the conversation. More than 650 comments later, workers across various industries had weighed in on which careers they think are most at risk, whether because they're already seeing AI change their jobs or because they think it's only a matter of time. { "id": 141073626 } Here are 27 of the most interesting predictions: { "id": 141073627 } 1. "Software developers are in big trouble. The job won't die entirely, but there will be far fewer of them making any money. It's becoming easier and easier for product owners to simply describe what they want and get a good-enough implementation." { "id": 141073635, "buzz_id": 8098897, "index": 2 } Krongkaew / Getty Images —u/fenton7 Note: Responses have been edited for length/clarity.
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