WEF has published the TOP 15 endangered and promising professions until 2030

The World Economic Forum has published a new forecast on the impact of artificial intelligence technologies on the labor market in the medium term.

If in 2023, WEF analysts predicted job losses as a result of the intensive implementation of AI, then the new forecast talks about the addition of 78 million new rates.

According to the forecast, over the next five years, 92 million bets will disappear and 170 million new bets will appear.

59 workers out of 100 will have to change skills to remain relevant in the labor market, and analysts estimate that 11 of them will not be able to do this.

The list of 15 occupations most at risk of extinction as a result of the AI ​​revolution includes cashiers, administrative assistants and secretaries, cleaners and housekeeping assistants, printing and related occupations, accountants and payroll clerks, flight attendants, security guards, bank clerks, stenographers and data entry clerks, information support and customer service workers, graphic designers, business services and administration, coordinators and claims specialists.

The list of professions, the demand for which will only grow in the coming years, is headed by agricultural workers. Next come light truck drivers, software developers, skilled construction and related trades workers, retail sales associates, food and related workers, certified nursing professionals, food service workers, general managers and operations managers, social workers, project managers, teachers in the higher education system, teachers in the secondary education system, personal caregivers.