#1
More info: Reddit Image source: Guinnessnomnom, m01229 Drive thru workers. MC D’s autonomous setup will be industry wide.
#2
Image source: r0b_b0TT, Karolina Grabowska Translator. This profession already consists of computer translation editing, and with all the advanced technologies it will be more and more common. Pretty sure, in a few years you won’t need one to translate documents.
#3
Image source: sharksedition, Anna Nekrashevich Accounting. The job will still exist but there will be much less demand for accountants as entry level positions are automated and mid-tier positions are held by people already in the industry.
#4
Image source: Daveslittleslut, cottonbro studio Branch bankers/tellers. You can deposit and withdraw at an atm now, apply for loans, credit cards, and mortgages online. With apps and online banking you can take care of your stuff in your own house instead of going in.
#5
Image source: Head_Celery3764, RL GNZLZ Car salesmen. Yes, because of the apps like Carvanna, but also because car companies are actually searching and experimenting with ways to improve the process because people don’t want to work with sales people anymore. I worked for BMW for some time and I saw the things they are trying first hand.
#6
Image source: t0f0b0, Mathias Reding Truck driver. I’m not an Elon Musk Stan. Some company is going to make self-driving trucks and put that industry out of business. It is inevitable.
#7
Image source: skankhunt_forty2, Lukas Software developers & testers since machine learning trained bots can already write decent amount of code now. Imagine in 5 to 10 years…
#8 Cashiers
Image source: YoungHermit92, Midnight Believer
#9 My job. I’m a machine operator. Automation will take over.
Image source: External_Recipe_3562, Mikhail Nilov
#10 Blacksmith
Image source: Radiant_March_6685, Kateryna Babaieva
#11 Travel agent, idk why those are still a thing
Image source: hsjfkidkej, aceebee
#12 Typewriter repairman.
Image source: dixonrodeo, Jane Hammons
#13 Telemarketing.. I hope
Image source: leaveblanket, Antoni Shkraba
#14 Twitter employee
Image source: 0pimo, Kevin Krejci
#15
Image source: AMultiversalEntity, Freddy Kearney Weather reporters, since eventually so many people will just be looking at it on their phones, that the demand for weather stations will be so low that it’s just not worth it anymore.
#16 Local radio DJ
Image source: looking4funny, Anna Pou
#17 Mark my words. Animators.
Image source: Apprehensivespider, George Milton AI will start doing animation work for big companies sucking the people’s souls and hard work out of the art form. Just you wait! Why pay people to animate when you can teach AI to draw/create each frame by frame for you at lower cost value. Yeah it won’t be in the NEAR future, but in the future most definitely.
#18 Factory workers.
Image source: TootlesTheRat, Jeremiah Roth Robots are gonna replace them soon. People are probably gonna still be doing maintenance on the robots but not working in the factories
#19
Image source: Flaky_Tumbleweed3598, saaby It may sadden me to think this, but likely mechanical watch makers. I love my automatics and my mechanical chronograph, but I don’t think the smart watch generation will appreciate the mechanical movements as much as previous Gens
#20
Image source: MoiJaimeLesCrepes, kishjar? probably stock photographer, now with AI-generated pictures promising to replace most of that.
title: “People Share 20 Potential Professions That May Disappear Soon” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-30” author: “Gertrude Dyal”
#1
More info: Reddit Image source: Guinnessnomnom, m01229 Drive thru workers. MC D’s autonomous setup will be industry wide.
#2
Image source: r0b_b0TT, Karolina Grabowska Translator. This profession already consists of computer translation editing, and with all the advanced technologies it will be more and more common. Pretty sure, in a few years you won’t need one to translate documents.
#3
Image source: sharksedition, Anna Nekrashevich Accounting. The job will still exist but there will be much less demand for accountants as entry level positions are automated and mid-tier positions are held by people already in the industry.
#4
Image source: Daveslittleslut, cottonbro studio Branch bankers/tellers. You can deposit and withdraw at an atm now, apply for loans, credit cards, and mortgages online. With apps and online banking you can take care of your stuff in your own house instead of going in.
#5
Image source: Head_Celery3764, RL GNZLZ Car salesmen. Yes, because of the apps like Carvanna, but also because car companies are actually searching and experimenting with ways to improve the process because people don’t want to work with sales people anymore. I worked for BMW for some time and I saw the things they are trying first hand.
#6
Image source: t0f0b0, Mathias Reding Truck driver. I’m not an Elon Musk Stan. Some company is going to make self-driving trucks and put that industry out of business. It is inevitable.
#7
Image source: skankhunt_forty2, Lukas Software developers & testers since machine learning trained bots can already write decent amount of code now. Imagine in 5 to 10 years…
#8 Cashiers
Image source: YoungHermit92, Midnight Believer
#9 My job. I’m a machine operator. Automation will take over.
Image source: External_Recipe_3562, Mikhail Nilov
#10 Blacksmith
Image source: Radiant_March_6685, Kateryna Babaieva
#11 Travel agent, idk why those are still a thing
Image source: hsjfkidkej, aceebee
#12 Typewriter repairman.
Image source: dixonrodeo, Jane Hammons
#13 Telemarketing.. I hope
Image source: leaveblanket, Antoni Shkraba
#14 Twitter employee
Image source: 0pimo, Kevin Krejci
#15
Image source: AMultiversalEntity, Freddy Kearney Weather reporters, since eventually so many people will just be looking at it on their phones, that the demand for weather stations will be so low that it’s just not worth it anymore.
#16 Local radio DJ
Image source: looking4funny, Anna Pou
#17 Mark my words. Animators.
Image source: Apprehensivespider, George Milton AI will start doing animation work for big companies sucking the people’s souls and hard work out of the art form. Just you wait! Why pay people to animate when you can teach AI to draw/create each frame by frame for you at lower cost value. Yeah it won’t be in the NEAR future, but in the future most definitely.
#18 Factory workers.
Image source: TootlesTheRat, Jeremiah Roth Robots are gonna replace them soon. People are probably gonna still be doing maintenance on the robots but not working in the factories
#19
Image source: Flaky_Tumbleweed3598, saaby It may sadden me to think this, but likely mechanical watch makers. I love my automatics and my mechanical chronograph, but I don’t think the smart watch generation will appreciate the mechanical movements as much as previous Gens
#20
Image source: MoiJaimeLesCrepes, kishjar? probably stock photographer, now with AI-generated pictures promising to replace most of that.
