Industries where humans outperform artificial intelligence
BinomCraft managers list the areas in which people are still bypassing artificial intelligence.
Which professions are at risk?
All jobs based on repetitive actions could be taken over by robots within 10-20 years. In one way or another, machines are better at these tasks than humans. They do not need food or rest, they do not complain about working conditions and they do not go on strike.
If your job lends itself to algorithmisation, then be prepared for humans to be the losers. For example, security guards will be replaced by sets of cameras, sensors, rapid response systems, etc. Similar prospects are seen for drivers, accountants, bankers, teachers, customer service agents, salespeople, couriers, etc.
Potential areas of development
If you decide to change your job or profession, you will need to acquire new knowledge and skills. This takes time. So it pays to get started as soon as possible. And Binom Kraft will tell you which professions will be promising in the next few decades and in which humans will be better than artificial intelligence.
After analysing data from open sources, we can identify several main directions:
- Digital professions;
- Jobs related to creativity;
- Professions in which humans interact with humans;
- jobs related to mathematics.
Digital professions
Technologies do not stand still. New solutions, new programmes and applications appear and their development reaches new levels. They are all designed to make people's lives easier. Digital jobs will therefore be in demand for a long time to come.
One of the most promising fields is robotics. It is actively used in various fields of human activity. In medicine, for example, micro-robots are used to perform surgery.
Cybersecurity specialists will also be in demand. Human life and work are increasingly moving from offline to online. We actively use various services to manage our bank accounts, make purchases, etc. Of course, fraudsters are also trying to keep up with the times and master new techniques to deceive people. Therefore, all data stored online needs to be protected.
Will there always be a need for IT specialists? Most likely, there will always be a need for such specialists. IT is a very important field. In the future, the popular areas and the demand for specialists will change, but in general, this industry will provide a stable income for those who work in it.
Designer, painter, composer, musician, writer, poet. Machines can write music and paint pictures, but they cannot think illogically. The ability to think creatively, to think outside the box, to come up with unexpected ideas, is something that machines will not be able to do for a long time to come. This kind of creativity will remain a distinctive competitive advantage that separates creative people from algorithms.
Interaction between people is very necessary in everyday life as well as in professional activities. For example, the professions of psychologist and psychotherapist will continue to be in demand, as stress is a private companion of a person in the modern world. Artificial intelligence is unlikely to be able to replace them due to its lack of emotional intelligence. Occasionally, BinomCraft employees seek the help of a psychologist. This contributes to productivity, needs analysis, and a great team environment.
Mathematics underpins many areas of human endeavour. In particular, maths is the basis for working with data. The need for professionals who can work with data will be huge. The ability to gather information, analyse it and extract insights from large data sets will be needed in all areas of human activity.
Of course, this is not an exhaustive list of careers in which you can thrive and not fear competition from artificial intelligence. BinomCraft Ukraine consultants have described only some of the areas worth paying attention to. In further publications on the company's blog, we plan to develop this topic.