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<\/p>\nAN artificial intelligence expert has revealed to The U.S. Sun the five careers he thinks will be lost to AI.<\/p>\n
AI is already advancing rapidly and demonstrating its ability to successfully complete tasks just like a human.<\/p>\n
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Renowned AI pioneer and strategist Mark Minevich has just launched his new book Our Planet Powered By AI<\/strong>, which touches on this topic.<\/p>\n He told The U.S. Sun: "The jobs that I believe are most at risk of being replaced by AI in the coming years are cashiers, telemarketers, truck drivers, bookkeeping and accounting clerks, and radiologists."<\/p>\n Minevich explained that these jobs are linked by "predictable physical or knowledge-based tasks."<\/p>\n We've already seen a rise in self-checkouts in retail stores and AI robocalls.<\/p>\n Minevich continued: "Cashiers are vulnerable as companies like Amazon automate stores and leverage computer vision. <\/p>\n "Telemarketing is ripe for disruption through conversational AI and chatbots that can be persuasive. <\/p>\n "Truck driving will face major upheaval with the rise of autonomous vehicles, threatening millions of jobs globally. <\/p>\n "Bookkeeping and accounting roles consist of repetitive data tasks that algorithms will soon handle. <\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n "Even specialized jobs like radiology may be replaced by AI, with deep learning algorithms already matching or exceeding human performance."<\/p>\n Although the loss of some jobs may sound bleak, Minevich doesn't think people will be out of work.<\/p>\n The expert believes humans can thrive alongside AI in the workplace.<\/p>\n He advises leaning into what makes us human as a way to stand out.<\/p>\n He said: "To avoid being replaced by AI, the key is for humans to focus on developing our most innate capabilities – creativity, emotional intelligence, flexibility, and strategic thinking. <\/p>\n "Jobs that involve ideating, relating to people, and making complex decisions will be the hardest for AI to replicate."<\/p>\n The expert also highlighted the McKinsey Global Institute\u00a0report that 30% of work activities could be automated.<\/p>\n That report also suggested 5% of entire occupations could be lost to AI.<\/p>\nMost read in News Tech<\/h2>\n
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