What jobs/professions do you think are most at risk from AI?

[Avicenna]

[WonderingManII]

Google AI told me this.

Several professions are at high risk of being significantly impacted or replaced by AI, particularly those involving repetitive tasks, data processing, and information-based work. Specifically, roles like data entry clerks, customer service representatives, and manufacturing/assembly line workers are facing automation challenges due to AI. Additionally, jobs requiring significant writing, editing, or translation, such as writers, translators, and some sales roles, are also becoming increasingly susceptible.

[TrimmedTip]

Jobs that involve repetitive tasks or routine work seem most at risk from AI—like data entry, basic customer service, or some factory jobs. But AI can also change creative and analytical roles by automating parts of the process. The key will be how people adapt and focus on skills that need human judgment, empathy, and creativity.

[TrueConfection]

Coding, air traffic control and any clerical job that uses word processing or a database

[capriVib]

in short, desk jobs. In the end, it will finish every profession. If there is 70% unemployment in the future, don’t be surprised, but it won’t be a bad thing. Technology will end the capitalist system.

[Kaneki05]

As already stated, repetitive jobs that don't require skill so office jobs and that. Things that don't require personal human involvement are the easiest to get rid of course.

[Dongie]

Hopefully CEO's then they can replace themselves.

[Avicenna]

Some people in the AI industry think CEO are at risk of being replaced

[Dongie]

That'd be scary actually.

[Avicenna]

I thought so too

[MannMitAntworten]

Actors and actresses … AI cinema.

[Kaneki05]

That's the least at risk, big films profit from celebrity endorsement from such actors. People will refuse to go watch films if not and in turn lead to massive failures.