"I am a... Will my job/future career be automated?"

[Dinh AaronMk]

bbc.com/news/technology-34066941

All data here is based on UK data, but if you ignore the "X-number of people filling Y-number of spots in this line of work" factoid, it should be universal.

[Irlanda]

I loved reading this article!

I inserted as many possible careers I'm interested in and was relieved that a lot of them had the result of "it's quite unlikely" for them to be automated by a robot.

Thank you for sharing.

[Vilageidiotx]

I loved reading this article!

I inserted as many possible careers I'm interested in and was relieved that a lot of them had the result of "it's quite unlikely" for them to be automated by a robot.

Thank you for sharing.

@Irlanda

It looks like 35% of the jobs on the list are at high risk though. Assuming that they don't get replaced by an equal amount of new jobs relative to population growth, this'll still effect you quite a bit. It means that the jobs still remaining will be much more competitive, plus whatever changes we as a society have to make will naturally effect you as a member of that society.

[Irlanda]

It looks like 35% of the jobs on the list are at high risk though. Assuming that they don't get replaced by an equal amount of new jobs relative to population growth, this'll still effect you quite a bit. It means that the jobs still remaining will be much more competitive, plus whatever changes we as a society have to make will naturally effect you as a member of that society.

@Vilageidiotx

35% is a great deal and honestly, I don't even want to think about how competitive it's going to get because the job outlooks are really going to plunder.

Eeek.

But I'd be a fool just to ignore it.

My mother is a librarian but it's good that she is somewhat close to retiring!

[SouffleGirl123]

I'm studying to go into Child Psychology when I finish school, only a 1% chance which doesn't surprise me at all