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Microsoft recently published a study on which jobs AI is most likely to replace, and which ones are safe. By analysing 200,000 Copilot conversations, they ranked roles on an “AI applicability score,” exposing which careers might be going away soon. And that’s what we’re going to discuss in this video. Because the results of this study were as interesting as they can get. Translators, sales reps, journalists, data scientists, and even web developers fall into the vulnerable category. Meanwhile, phlebotomists, nurses, construction workers, and other hands-on roles remain safe… for now.
This video breaks down why desk jobs are under more pressure than blue-collar work, why AI flattens the middle, and why being “average” in an “automatable” role is no longer enough.
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