Artificial intelligence (AI) is a boon when it comes to technological innovation, but it also has a negative impact on some jobs. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2023, many clerical and secretarial jobs are likely to decline rapidly due to AI. Meanwhile, Accenture reports that about 40% of all work hours can be impacted by AI’s loud language. Models such as ChatGPT-4 (LLM). The reason is that language tasks account for his 62% of the employee’s total working time.
“Some jobs are likely to decline rapidly because of AI. These roles are primarily clerical or secretarial roles, including bank teller and data entry clerk.” says the World Economic Forum. Here are the top 10 jobs that the World Economic Forum sees as the fastest decline over the next five years.
1. Bank tellers and related clerks
2. Postal worker
3. Cashier and Ticket Clerk
4. Data Entry Clerk
5. Secretary and Executive Director
6. Document Recorder and Stock Keeper
7. Accounting, Bookkeeping, Payroll Clerks
8. Legislators and Officials
9. Statistics, Finance and Insurance Clerks
10. Door-to-Door Salesperson. News and street vendors, and related workers.
But AI isn’t just about unemployment. It also creates multiple jobs. The roles of AI and machine learning specialists, data analysts and scientists, and digital transformation specialists are expected to expand rapidly, the report adds.
Accenture says retraining people to use AI effectively is key to enabling companies to successfully use technology.
Accenture says AI’s potential to reshape the world of work means companies need to start learning now to avoid being left behind. This includes ensuring staff can acquire the new skills needed in the age of AI.
