Artificial Intelligence Takes Over Routine and Administrative Jobs

Artificial intelligence is changing the way people work, the job market, and economic and social relationships. Initially, routine and administrative jobs were affected, but now even high-skilled professions are being automated. IT professionals, programmers, and engineers are complaining that their jobs are being reduced to simply monitoring and correcting AI systems. They need experience to coordinate processes, leading to the process of seniorization. Experience is valuable, while young people entering the job market are expected to skip certain years and skills, which is difficult and maybe impossible.

Artificial intelligence has entered the healthcare sector, assisting in diagnostics and writing reports, but it cannot replace doctors in final assessments. The focus is on human interaction, as AI operates with data, not images. The need for care and maintenance jobs has increased due to the aging population. AI has also entered the banking and financial sector, where personal bankers offer products, but the system calculates creditworthiness and assesses the ability to get a loan. AI can be biased and prejudiced, as it is trained on internet content, which is a reflection of society.