On the last episode, we talked about 5 jobs that AI will definitely take over
but today we'll talk about 5 jobs that AI
cannot replace. Welcome to 5 mins 5 ideas.
I'm your host Samanvay. The first job that AI cannot take over
is teachers. Being a teacher requires trust,
compassion and empathy. A teacher needs to be able to understand their students
emotionally to be able to guide them in their future.
A teacher's job is not just to teach them a certain curriculum but it's also
to make sure that they end up being decent human beings and that's very
difficult to replicate using a robot. Robots are already being
used in schools but not in place of teachers
but rather as facilitators. A school in Victoria recently started
using robots in their classrooms. Grade five
programming students were responsible for programming the robot to interact
with kindergarten students at the school.
Whilst robots can be used as facilitators
in teaching it's very unlikely that they're going to replace teachers
all together. The second job that AI can't take over
is computer system analyst. So these are people that are responsible for
implementing and improving computer systems in a
particular organizations. So they need to be able to figure out
exactly what the business requirements of those organizations are
and adapt the computer system to their needs and they'll also be the ones
responsible for installing ai systems in the future in
workplaces. Computer system analysts also ensure
that once the system is installed they take care of the ongoing
maintenance going into the future. There's a 0.5
percent chance that this particular job will be
automated so it's safe to say that computer system analysts is a secure
career option for the future. The third job or job category that is not at risk
of being taken over by ai are creatives. So this includes musicians,
painters, actors and anyone involved in the
creative domain. There's something so human about
creativity. We value music made by a talented pianist and art
made by a depressed painter because of the emotions that go into making that
art. The emotions are the soul of the art and
it doesn't make sense to me to value art created by an AI. In one of
my earlier episodes of 5 mins 5 ideas
I talked about the uses of AI in art and that there's already algorithms out
there that are painting like humans. the first AI made painting
was sold for a whopping $432 500. Now that's a huge sum for an
art piece that was made by robot but i don't think that trend is going to keep
going. So i would conclude that creatives have a very low chance
of being automated considering art is made for
humans and humans will always be around to appreciate it. The fourth profession
that AI can't take over is that of a CEO. A chief
executive officer is responsible for a lot of complex problem solving and
strategic thinking they need to be on top of many moving
pieces and yet have a high emotional intelligence to understand
their employees and think about their needs
these things are very hard for robots to process
let alone replicate. Similar jobs that involve
close human interaction in complex strategic roles such as that
of a diplomat and economist are also safe from being taken over
by AI. The final job that is at a low risk of being taken over by
AI are social workers and counsellors. Similar to teachers social workers and
counsellors need a high emotional intelligence to
perform well at their jobs and not to mention that
social workers and counselors are predominantly there to help human
beings with their human problems and that is very hard for
robots to understand. That wraps up five jobs
that AI will not take over. If you enjoyed the
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