The Microsoft study reveals what jobs the AI has the most and least impact on the workplace
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Currently, many people fear that artificial intelligence (IA) will arrive for their work. If you are one of them, Microsoft’s recent study will bring a certain light on how the generative capacities of AI will have an impact on your field of work. In short, certain professions are more sensitive to its influence than others.
This study makes waves because, unlike previous studies, it derives an overview of the real world data. Microsoft examined 200,000 anonymous co -pilot conversations from 2024 and mapped them against the US government’s employment classification system.
The study also identified whole professional groups, such as “computer and mathematical professions” and “office and administrative support”, among people with the highest overlap of AI. The results reveal exactly the careers that AI is already touching and which it barely affects.
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A man walking towards his work in a financial district. Positions such as advertising sales agents and market research analysts are the most likely to integrate AI, according to a recent Microsoft study. (Ivan Alvarado)
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The result of the study was the calculation of an “AI applicability score”. He measures to what extent certain professional activities align with the capacities of AI. Unsurprisingly, the roles based on knowledge and communication roles were at the top of the list of jobs that are the most affected. At the bottom of this list were jobs requiring physical work or a machine operation, showing minimal overlap.
This score reflects overlap, not guaranteed job loss. The researchers stressed that no profession is entirely carried out by AI. The study focuses only on the generative AI based on language (such as co -pilot), and not on other areas of AI such as robotics or autonomous systems, which could affect different roles.
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Why overlap of high AI does not always mean job loss
The researchers stressed that it is important to differentiate overlapping and replacement. The overlap means that AI performs certain tasks alongside humans, while replacement means that it will take their place. The study does no prediction on employment growth or losses. It is simply a snapshot of the place where AI is registered today. In fact, historical trends suggest that automation can sometimes add jobs instead of withdrawing them. So it is not entirely dark and woe even in the sectors with a high overlap.
Two men make a presentation during a data meeting and the integration of AI. Jobs deemed “the most affected” by AI indicate that technology can resume parts of an employee’s daily tasks. (Frank Rumpenhorst)
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The best most at risk of AI, according to Microsoft
These are jobs that show a lot of overlap:
- Technical editors
- Ticket agents and travel clerks
- Publishers
- Television
- Diffusion advertisers and Radio DJs
- Mathematicians
- Political scientist
- Performers and translators
- Advertising sales agents
- CNC tool programmers
- Analysts of news, journalists and journalists
- Customer service representatives
- Historians
- Farm and house management educators
- Commerce teachers, post -secondary
- Hosts and hostess
- Public relations specialists
- Concierge
- Brokerage clerk
- Rereaders and copy markers
- Writers and authors
- Commercial representatives (services)
- Telephone operators
- Demonstrators and Product promoters
- Passengers
- Scientific data
- Market study analysts
- Web developers
- Management analysts
The less likely to be replaced by AI at the moment
- If you do one of the jobs below, you have the least to worry:
- Medical equipment preparers
- Surgical assistants
- Dishwasher
- Cachers
- Massage
- Masons in cement and concrete finish
- Motor boats operators
- Orders
- Ground sanders and finish
- Bridges and locking aiders
- Trucks and industrial tractors operators
- Gas compressor and pumping station operators
- Help-Hoofers
- Roustebouts, oil and gas
- Ophthalmic medical technicians
- Machine packaging and filling operators
- Forest equipment operators
- Dredges
- TAS pilot operators
- Water treatment plant and system operators
- Foundry mold and Coremakers
- Machine feeders and offense
- Railway maintenance equipment operators
- Fireman supervisors
- Tire manufacturers
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What it means for you
If your work appears in the “most affected” list, it does not mean that you should panic or start packing your office. This means that AI is already able to manage parts of your daily tasks – and it can be an opportunity if you learn to use it. Those who kiss AI’s tools can now work faster, release time for creative thought and make themselves even more precious.
If your role is on the “least affected” list, do not assume that you are immune forever. Although physical and practical jobs have less overlap with AI today, future technologies beyond language models, such as robotics or AI-focused machines, could change this image. Staying adaptable, learning AI’s basic skills and following technological trends will help you stay in advance, regardless of your industry.
In short, treat this study as a career weather forecast, not as an apocalyptic prediction. AI may not replace you, but someone who knows how to work with AI could do so. The smartest movement? Learn to be that person.
Although jobs such as writers and publishers are strongly affected by AI, there is currently no prediction of mass unemployment of the increase in technology. (Liz Hafalia / The San Francisco Chronicle)
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For the moment, it seems that there is no prediction of mass unemployment due to the rise of AI. However, the study stresses that the impacted areas can evolve. A good example is how bankruptcies still exist, even if we have automatic ticket distributors. They simply redefined the role of scrupoters, and this is what will happen with a generative AI in various fields. And who knows? AI can even give birth to completely new professions. Thus, this helps professionals in large -scale areas to see AI as an employee.
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