In this blog, a bloomberg researcher analyzed 180M jobs to find out which jobs AI is *actually* replacing right now: https://bloomberry.com/blog/i-analyzed-180m-jobs-to-see-what-jobs-ai-is-actually-replacing-today/
Short takeaway: "AI isn't eliminating entire professions. It's creating a division within them.
Creative execution roles (3D artists, copywriters) are declining sharply. But creative strategy roles (creative directors) are holding steady.
Senior leadership roles declined just -1.7% while individual contributors dropped -9%. AI tools may actually be empowering senior leaders.
And surprisingly? Software engineering jobs are essentially flat despite all the hype. Customer service rep jobs are only down -4%. Sales positions are also holding steady.
AI is having a selective impact. Jobs requiring empathy, strategy, and complex problem-solving remain resilient. Jobs focused purely on execution are taking the hardest hit."
Facing this, how will the job market shift? As a new-grad student seeking for jobs, how to equip themselves?
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