How will artificial intelligence (AI) impact the future workforce is a commonly discussed topic in San Diego, California (KSWB).
AI, as defined by Britannica, refers to “the ability of a computer-controlled robot or an online computer to perform tasks typically carried out by intelligent beings.”
AI involves developing systems with intellectual processes akin to humans to elaborate on the concept further. This includes the ability to reason, infer significance, generalize, and learn from historical data.
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The question arises: could robots potentially replace human workers? This scenario is plausible in certain scenarios. For instance, Southern California recently witnessed the inauguration of the world’s first AI-driven, fully autonomous restaurant.
Are certain individuals more apprehensive than others regarding the impact of AI on employment? A study conducted by DevRev, a cloud-based platform for software development and customer support, analyzed online search trends to identify which professions are most concerned.
Researchers at DevRev identified the top five careers in California that are perceived to be most vulnerable to AI advancements by analyzing search queries related to job security. The following searches were conducted using Google Keyword Planner:
- “Artificial impact on…”
- “May AI replace…”
- “How might Artificial affect…”
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Based on this analysis, here are the professions in California that exhibit the highest level of concern regarding AI:
RankingCareerNo. 1.LawyersNo. 2.ArtistsNo. 3.AccountantsNo. 4.DoctorsNo. 5.Data Experts
According to the findings, Californians, as well as Americans in general, harbor the most apprehension towards AI. In response to these findings, a director at DevRev remarked:
The research indicates that professionals in America exhibit the least enthusiasm towards AI advancements, with data scientists, artists, and accountants following suit. However, instead of completely supplanting individuals in these fields, AI is likely to complement human workers in the foreseeable future.
