The first 10 jobs that will be automated by AI and robots | ZDNet
Summary
Robots have been working alongside human employees in industries such as manufacturing for a long time, helping accomplish tasks quicker or more efficiently. A 2013 research paper out of the Oxford Martin School in the UK estimates that roughly 47 percent of the total US jobs are at risk of computerization or automation. Additionally, Dolinsky said, automation could lead to fewer calls to helplines in general, at least on the customer service side of things. Sorting takes a trained eye and sorters typically work in a factory, pulling damaged or imperfect products from a batch as it moves along a conveyor belt. The role of insurance underwriter is at risk for automation because applications can be standardized and most organizations have set rules by which they determine eligibility.
