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Top 10 jobs at risk as artificial intelligence threantens 40% of jobs worldwide;see full list
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These capabilities may reduce the need for human intervention in basic proofreading and routine editing, particularly where the material is straightforward and does not require specialist knowledge.
Jobs involving repetitive tasks, including data entry, customer service, transcription, administrative support and routine accounting, could face increased automation as AI technology advances.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the world of work, raising concerns about the future of jobs that rely on repetitive tasks, routine administration and the processing of information.
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