A technical expert predicted that 5 jobs will be denied to humans in favor of “artificial intelligence” technology, which has gained popularity in recent years around the world.
“The impact of artificial intelligence will appear in many sectors over the next three years,” according to the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”.
The jobs likely to be replaced by “artificial intelligence” are, according to Saidi:
Bloggers and authors
Zach Saidi thinks copywriters and bloggers, and people who produce online copy, may be among the first to fall into the AI revolution.
“We work with a lot of copywriters, and there’s definitely a lot of talk in the industry about replacing content writers with AI technology,” he says.
What confirms Zach Saidi’s expectation is the announcement of the American “Buzzfeed” website earlier this year that it will use the American “artificial intelligence” program, “GBT Chat” to create some online content.
While CNET, a technology news site, faced controversy last month, after it was revealed that the site used “artificial intelligence” to create articles, then some of these articles were found to be full of errors.
retail staff
Zack Saidi believes that “artificial intelligence” will cause “massive job losses” in the retail sector.
“As we’ve seen, checkout clerks, customer service assistants and personal shoppers are slowly being replaced by AI bots, powered by the same kind of AI technology that GBT Chat is powered by,” he said.
software engineers
GPT Chat has the ability to write computer code in languages such as Python, and it also makes a different version of “codex” specifically for writing computer code, which is used by the American company “Microsoft” in its chat program “GitHub Copilot”.
ChatGPT also generates lines of HTML code without you having to think, resolving complex errors in code sequences faster than a human.
“Now, this is where we can start to worry a little bit, even with apps like ChatGBT still in their primitive form.”
Cyber security experts
GBT chatbot can create “malware” and develop dark web markets.
Graphic designers and visual artists
Zach Saidi says graphic art tools like Dall-E, Stable Diffusion and Midjourney can impact the livelihoods of designers, illustrators and visual artists.
The American chat program “Chat GBT” sparked widespread controversy during the past months, and it is a fluent conversational robot, developed by the “Open AI” company, which is based in the US state of California, and has impressed or disturbed more than a million human users, by publishing it. Poems, short stories, articles, and even personal advice, since its launch in November 2022.
ChatGBT automatically generates text based on typed prompts, in a way that is more advanced and creative than the typical Silicon Valley chatbots.
The chatbot appeared in late November and quickly caused a stir as technology executives and venture capitalists rushed to talk about it and the revolution it could cause, comparing it to the debut of the iPhone.