15 High-Demand Jobs AI Can't Replace (and those already being replaced)

In this video we delve into the world's highest demanding jobs that remain resilient in the age of AI, showcasing careers that are not only surviving but thriving amidst technological advancements. This video also sheds light on the roles gradually disappearing due to automation, providing a comprehensive view of the job market's future. Whether you're planning a career path or just curious about the impact of AI, this video offers valuable insights into the balance between human skills and technological progress in the professional world.

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[jairo]

1 Data Storyteller Analyst
2 Fitness Trainers
3 QA testers
4 Internet Lawyers
5 Nurses
6 Holistic Program Managers
7 ESF Specialists
8 Market Analyst
9 Kitchen Staff
10 Cybersecurity Specialist
11 Home Health and Personal Care Aides
12 Solar Panel Installers
13 Motion Designers VR Professionals
14 Machine Learning Intelligence - Artifical Intelligence Specialists
15 Wind Turbine Service Technicians.
To sum up, if you want a secure job go for a software degree or medicine degree.

[butfirstyou]

Is this video created by AI to make us believe these jobs wont be replaced? Cause most of the roles you mentioned (the ones requiring knowledge and information to make a decision) should be easily replaced. Im surprised by the lack of depth in this analysis, especially from a channel called AI Mastery.

[noxus]

Human intervention that requires empathy is a secure job

[sergebureau]

Sorry but many can be replaced, and a lot more in a few years, your job will soon be replaced.

[scottcroft]

Electricians and plumbers as well as heavy construction equipment operators

[deanjames]

Market analyst and data analyst are both easily replaced by AI. I stopped watching at market analyst. Essentially manual labour and roles which require human empathy are the only roles that are safer

[merlingeikie]

Anything but warm gentle hands can and will be replaced by courteous, polite but adamant ai supervisors.
Get onto the dole queue now white collar, or go blue collar where you'll be safe but frugally paid.

[gudisevamsi]

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[CharGorilla]

Thanks... But how much of this video was produced using AI? Definitely the voice-over. The description seems like it was produced by an LLM (with a grammatical error in the first sentence, suggesting that it was modified by a human) . Maybe the script too? Perhaps even the editing?
Would there be future demand for workers who are adept at telling the difference between AI and human generated content? Probably not, AI would likely perform better for this task.

I think it's time I took up farming.

[XennialGuy]

Useless video based on nonsense. Analysts making 69k a month??!?!??