Vietnam’s ChatGPT and AI chatbot list jobs vulnerable to artificial intelligence

*The information in the article is taken from the answers of ChatGPT and Coc Coc AI and is for reference only.

When asked which professions could lose their jobs because of artificial intelligence (AI), Coc Coc AI said, there are many jobs that can be replaced by artificial intelligence (AI), including repetitive jobs. repetitive, computational work and data analysis, and high-precision jobs.

However, jobs that require human interaction skills and creativity will still be retained for people.

Coc Coc AI lists a number of jobs that are easily replaced by artificial intelligence such as jobs in the manufacturing sector, such as assembling and testing products, jobs in the financial sector, such as analysis. data and risk management, and jobs in the medical field, such as diagnostics and medical image analysis.

When asked which professions could lose jobs because of artificial intelligence (AI), ChatGPT listed 4 jobs including customer service staff, sales staff, production staff and accounting staff. .

Specifically, the text of ChatGPT’s answer is as follows:

“Artificial intelligence (AI) is affecting many professions and may lead to job change or loss for some occupations. Here are some industries that may be affected by the evolution of intelligence. artificial intelligence:

1. Customer service staff: With the development of chatbots and virtual assistants, the job of online customer support may be replaced by machines.

2. Salespeople: AI systems are developed to automatically complete sales, ordering and inventory management tasks.

3. Production staff: Robots and automation systems can replace many traditional manufacturing jobs.

4. Accountants: The development of accounting software and automation tools can reduce the number of accountants needed.

However, there are also many professions that can take advantage of the power of AI and develop new job opportunities. It is important that we prepare and update with new knowledge and skills to be able to respond to these changes .”