The various areas in writing, health & pharmacy, sales and general technology will soon be overpowered by automations.

However, the essence of this update is to keep you aware of these gullible areas and you possibly work on yourself/skills to still stay relevant even in the midst.

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If you can not beat the trend, join the trend, but most importantly; don't be kicked out of the trend.

Did we ever think of a world where Siri, Alexa, Bots, automated apps and other robot families come to take over our paid jobs and render us unemployed? no but Possibly the inventors did🥴

well, that's not a big deal, we can smartly get over it...

Though these side effects of AI's exist, we can never be affected so far we keep this update in mind and work smartly towards them...

##Skills that will go obsolete by 2025:##

These are jobs likely to Go "puffffffffff" into air because machines would come to take over, they include;

###1. Under Writing:###

Proofreading is one of the skills under writing that will go obsolete soonest. Word/Spelling checkers and paraphrasing tools like Grammarly, Quillbot, Hemingway app are popular AI technologies gradually taking over the space of proofreading. The likelihood of this skill going obsolete is about 83%, way over half.

###2. Medicine:###

A good example is the surgery-assisting robots for surgeons. Also, companies like Buoy Health,PathAI, BenevolentAI, Spring health now use AI's for research on genetics

###3. Sales Personnels###

If you are a sales person, the best way to stay relevant in this era is to learn digital marketing, because companies are currently much interested in using animated ads and videos instead of the former physical sales advertisers. These animated ads and videos are sponsored by AI's

###4. Photographer###

have you heard of the young man who lost his job to a drone? In the AI era, a device as negligible as a drone can throw you off balance if you don't work smart. The option is just to either beat the drone or master how to use the drone.

###5. Telemarketers###

Telemarketing jobs don't need high level of social, or emotional intelligence to function. It has been proven that conversion rates for direct telephone sales are typically less than 10%, and this makes telemarketers much replaceable by automated machines and AI.

###Note:### AI-automations are definitely going to take over some jobs, but you as human can adapt by;

🧢Developing and improving in your area of expertise

🧢Developing your potentials in soft skills like empathy, critical thinking, leadership, among several others because AI's do not have that ability

🧢Learning relevant skills of the era like; graphics design, other parts of writing not proofreading, software development, project management because these areas have lesser to zero chances of automation.

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