Microsoft Report Identifies 40 Jobs Most and Least Threatened by AI
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Chris Kissell
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Summary
Microsoft researchers analyzed 200,000 AI conversations to identify which careers are most and least threatened by artificial intelligence. The report reveals 40 jobs most at risk of being replaced by AI and 40 jobs considered safest from AI disruption. Nearly 40% of Americans report using generative AI at home or work, highlighting the rapid pace of AI adoption and its potential impact on the workforce.
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While many people are excited about the dawn of the AI age, others worry that the technology will soon replace them at work.
Microsoft says AI is changing the world quickly. Almost 40% of Americans say they use generative AI at home or work.
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