At the moment, AIs are coming one after the other, we can think of ChatGPT, Bard, Claude, etc. in particular. All these tools will literally change the world of work.
According to a study by OpenAI, a company specializing in artificial thinking, professions will be affected by the rise of generative artificial intelligence.
In fact, these generative artificial intelligences will change the world as we know it. In addition, the labor market will be the sector most affected by this revolution. Yes, many jobs will certainly disappear in the coming years with the development of AI.
Will the ChatGPT revolution put everyone out of work?
For those who don’t know, OpenAI, the start-up that created ChatGPT, did a study on the topic “the potential impact of the main language models on the labor market”. For this study, OpenAI examined more than 1,000 professions practiced in America. They therefore analyzed several tasks of these professions. And the verdict is: AI can do 50% of the tasks that researchers have identified for each job.
In fact, OpenAI said:
“Our results show that approximately 80% of the US workforce could see at least 10% of their work items affected by the introduction of AIs, while approximately 19% of workers could see at least 50% of their assigned tasks.
So which professions are threatened by AI?
According to this study, it is more like that “Higher Income Professions” who will be affected by the boom in generative artificial intelligence. In principle, this primarily affects tasks that are likely to be transferred through the emergence of AIs. Such as creation, documentation, analysis or administration.
In its report, OpenAI revealed a list of professions that will surely be affected by this revolution:
- The interpreters
- the translators
- the poets
- the lyricists
- Public Relations Specialists
- writers and authors
- mathematician
- Accountant
- Blockchain Engineers
- the journalists
In fact, a poll conducted by ResumeBuilder suggests so 66% of business owners are already using ChatGPT to generate computer code. After several experiments, the chatbot proved that it is capable of analyzing code to find security vulnerabilities. Additionally, 57% of bosses who took part in the survey said the language model is also useful for writing text without having to go through an employee. Specifically, 52% of bosses use ChatGPT to keep meeting minutes and some other tasks.
Still, the trades are the “heavily dependent on science and critical thinking skills” won’t be too affected by the AI revolution. Just as some industries that rely on labor should escape this threat.
