It's safe to say that many of the types of jobs we have later in the future will be replaced by AI. There is no doubt about that anymore.
Production and manufacturing: some repetitive jobs on production lines, such as assembly, welding, painting, etc., have already begun to be replaced by robots and automated equipment. In the future, more jobs will be replaced by robots and automated systems, including logistics and warehousing, as well as quality control and inspection.
Finance and accounting: AI can already analyze and make decisions by analyzing large amounts of data, so some jobs in finance and accounting will be replaced, such as data analysis, risk assessment and investment management.
Transportation: the development of technologies such as self-driving cars, airplanes and drones will replace some driver and pilot jobs. In the future, these technologies have the potential to completely replace human driving and maneuvering jobs.
Healthcare: AI can already help in medical diagnosis, drug development and treatment program development. In the future, AI may take over some doctors' and nurses' jobs, such as diagnosis and treatment plan development.
Education: AI can already provide technologies such as online learning and adaptive learning, and in the future may replace some of the work of teachers, such as curriculum design and quiz evaluation.
Services: AI can already provide technologies such as speech recognition, natural language processing, and robotic services, which may replace some of the jobs of waiters and customer service agents in the future, such as restaurant services and customer support.
In short, as AI technology continues to develop, more and more jobs may be replaced. But it will also create more opportunities and challenges for humans, requiring us to constantly learn and adapt to new technologies and ways of working.