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Examining which careers are most at-risk for AI impacts

ABC News

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When you hear “careers at-risk for AI impacts,” what kinds of jobs do you think of first?
Which industry do you think will be affected by AI sooner: healthcare, hospitality, or marketing? Why?
What do you hope AI will change about work in the next 5–10 years?

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1. What term does the speaker mention companies may use instead of directly saying “AI”?

2. Which kinds of tasks does the speaker say are most at risk from AI?

3. According to the speaker, what kind of work is most “AI proof”?

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1. What does the speaker say about accountants?

2. Why does the speaker say some digital marketers may be at risk?

3. What example does the speaker give for how AI can help with graphic design work?

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1. What concern is raised about people who learned coding as “the job of the future”?

2. What does the speaker recommend instead of learning a very specific skill?

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1. Which general idea best summarizes the speaker’s view of AI risk at work?

AI will replace all jobs equally, regardless of tasks
AI will not change employment patterns at all
AI will only affect jobs in hospitality and leisure
AI mostly threatens jobs with repetitive, scalable tasks, while human interaction is harder to replace

2. What does the speaker imply about protecting your career long-term?

3. Based on the discussion, which type of work is AI currently especially strong at?

Discuss the ideas from this video

Examining which careers are most at-risk for AI impacts

Which tasks in your job (or a job you want) are “repeatable actions,” and which require human interaction?
Do you agree that jobs involving interpersonal aspects are more “AI proof”? Why or why not?
If AI can create visuals and analyze data quickly, what new value should humans focus on in marketing or design?
What does “learn how to learn” mean to you, and how could you practice it in the next year?