OpenAI named professions that may disappear due to the development of artificial intelligence

Approximately 80% of US workers have at least 10% of their work tasks performed by a GPT resource or other artificial intelligence (AI). About 19% of workers in the near future may lose at least 50% of their tasks, according to a joint study by OpenAI, OpenResearch and the University of Pennsylvania. The results are published on the resource arXiv.

Among the professions whose tasks can already be performed by AI:.

mathematics;

tax preparers;

financial quantitative analysts;

writers (broadly: people who create texts);

correctors;

translators;

web and digital interface designers;

poll interviewers;

public relations specialists;

animal scientists;

accountants and auditors;

correspondence clerks;

blockchain engineers;

court reporters;

news analysts, reporters and journalists;

legal secretaries and administrative assistants;

data management specialists.

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It is emphasized that professions in which people actively apply critical thinking and a scientific approach are the least affected by artificial intelligence, while human programming and writing skills may already be replaced by a computer..

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