Generative AI: “These are the jobs that will no longer exist thanks to me”

Which content assumption of the article “Towards Digital Humanism: analysis of a revolution with redemption” di Barbara Di Salvo, published on January 2024, XNUMX, the editorial staff of Innovando.News questioned the main artificial intelligence systems, forcing them to discover themselves.

Among answers dating back about ten years and apparently imaginative examples, here is the output of Bing Copilot and OpenAI's ChatGPT. What did they respectively answer to the question “which professions are destined to disappear in the era of generative AI”?.

Here are the answers received without the need for further comments.

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Microsoft Bing Copilot Answer

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“Call center operators: AI is becoming increasingly sophisticated in managing incoming and outgoing calls, which could lead to the disappearance of some professionals such as call center operators 1.

Production workers: AI is revolutionizing industrial production, with robots and machines that can perform repetitive tasks more efficiently than humans 1.

Personal assistants: AI is becoming increasingly sophisticated in managing daily tasks, which could lead to the disappearance of some professional figures such as personal assistants 1.

Financial analysts: AI is becoming increasingly sophisticated in the analysis of financial data, which could lead to the disappearance of some professional figures such as financial analysts 1.

Virtual assistants: AI is becoming increasingly sophisticated in managing customer requests, which could lead to the disappearance of some professionals such as virtual assistants 1”.

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OpenAI's ChatGPT response

“Generative Artificial Intelligence (Generative AI), such as GPT-3.5, has the potential to automate some tasks and change the work landscape in various industries. However, it is important to note that the impact varies greatly depending on the industry and type of work. Some trades may see significant changes or reduced demand due to automation, while others may be only marginally affected or even improved by the use of generative AI.

Here are some examples of professions that could be affected by generative AI:

Content writing: Generative AI can produce basic text, such as news articles or product descriptions. This could reduce demand for core content writers.

Machine translation: AI can quickly translate text from one language to another, which could influence human translators. However, human translators remain important for accuracy and understanding of context.

Customer service: Generative AI-powered chatbots can provide basic customer support, but they won't completely replace human operators in complex or emotional situations.

Data Analysis: Generative AI can assist in data analysis, but human experts are still needed to interpret results and make strategic decisions.

Creating Graphic Design: AI can generate basic graphic designs, but creative and innovative design often requires human creativity.

Choice of financial products: Some financial decisions can be automated, but investors will continue to look to human financial advisors for personalized advice.

Medicine: AI can assist doctors in analyzing medical data, but it will not completely replace medical professionals in diagnosing and treating patients.

In general, generative AI is best suited to repetitive, data-driven tasks, while jobs requiring empathy, creativity, ethical judgment, and understanding of human context are less amenable to full automation. However, there may be new AI-related job opportunities, such as AI developers, ethicists, AI system supervisors, and other roles that require specific skills in implementing and using AI responsibly. The key is to adapt to new technologies and acquire the skills needed to stay relevant in the changing world of work

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