The modern world is a world of technological development. Today, robots are increasingly used in a wide variety of industries, which can often work more efficiently than people, because they do not need time to rest, they do not go on vacation or take a lunch break.
Today, the use of technology has reached record levels, even in areas that were previously impossible to think about.
The level of technology development has reached such proportions that experts are seriously concerned that some technologies will lead to the fact that many people simply find themselves out of work.
Below we will talk about the main technologies that “take” work from people.
Technology: self-driving cars
More recently, the idea of a self-driving car seemed like an idea for a sci-fi movie.
However, today many manufacturers are already testing such vehicles, and these tests are proving to be quite successful.
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Over the past few years, Google's involvement in the development of this technology has led to the fact that such cars no longer seem like fantasy.
Today, many transport companies around the world are conducting research on the use of self-driving cars.
Experts predict that from now until 2030, self-driving cars will become an integral part of our lives.
Self-driving transportation services will become a very popular replacement for daily commutes by metro and other public transport.
Professions under threat:
Drivers
1. Taxi drivers
2. Limousine drivers
3. Bus drivers
4. Personnel of car rental services
Delivery
5. Truck drivers
6. Postmen
Public safety
7. Car inspectors
8. Supervisors in the paid parking lot
9. Judges for traffic violations
10. Lawyers for traffic violations
11. Prosecutors for violations of traffic safety
12. Service personnel in courts for traffic safety violations
Others
13. Parking staff
14. Parking staff
15. Car wash employees
Technology: drones
Flying drones can have completely different shapes and sizes.
They can fly low and high, they can make a lot of noise, or they can be completely silent.
They can be both your best friend and your worst enemy.
Without adequate protection, drones can be very dangerous.
They can deliver food, but they can carry bombs or poisons.
They can watch the workers or they can watch the enemies.
Of course, drones will lead to the disappearance of many professions, but they will also create new opportunities for the work of specialists.
However, some professions will still disappear.
Professions under threat
Delivery
16. Couriers
17. Food delivery
18. Pizza delivery
19. Mail delivery
Agriculture
20. Consultants and Observers
21. Spraying services
22. Shepherds
23. Cattle Drivers
24. Extermination of pests
Topographic observation
25. Surveyors
26. Environmental Engineers
27. Geologists
Rescue operations
28. Rescue teams
29. Search commands
30. Firefighters
News service
31. Vans for news filming
Monitoring
32. Construction monitoring
33. Construction inspectors
34. Security
35. Parole Supervision Inspectors
Technology: 3D printers
3D printing is the process of making 3D parts and objects based on digital modeling.
This is the process of creating one layer after another until the piece is complete.
Whereas in the past, production required enormous efforts using blocks of metal, wood, or other material that could be processed with drills, lasers or other machines, but now everything has become much easier.
In addition, in the past, manufacturing required an employee with special skills.
With 3D printing, the need for skilled operators has disappeared as parts can now be made cheaper and easier.
This technology is already being used in areas such as jewelry, footwear, industrial design, architecture, engineering, construction and much more.
Professions under threat
Production
36. Plastic press operators
37. Machinists
38. Shipment and cargo
39. Representative of trade unions
40. Warehouse employees
Technology: contour manufacturing
Contouring is a type of 3D printing that uses robotic arms and nozzles to extrude layers of cement and other materials, which are necessary to create large objects.
This technology is used in construction. It has great potential as it has a low cost, and the construction of buildings is faster, which leads to a reduction in harmful emissions.
Not so long ago, WinSun Decoration Design Engineering Company built 10 houses in one day using contour manufacturing.
Professions under threat
Building
41. Carpenters
42. Concreters
43. Overhaul staff
44. Urban Planners
45. Insurance agents
46. Real estate agents
Technology: datasets and artificial intelligence
A few months ago, shortly before his death, Stephen Hawking warned humanity about the dangers of artificial intelligence, which could surpass humans, in particular in the financial markets.
Another famous person, Elon Musk, recently announced that artificial intelligence can "release demons."
Despite these warnings, artificial intelligence technology is advancing at a tremendous rate.
Professions under threat
Letter
47. News reporters
48. Sports Reporters
49. Financial Observers
50. Journalists
51. Authors of articles
Warfare
52. War strategists
53. Cryptographers
Medicine
54. Nutritionists
55. Nutritionists
56. Doctors
57. Uzists
58. Phlebotomists
59. Radiologists
60. Physiotherapists
61. Psychologists
Financial services
62. Financial planning and consulting services
63. Accountants
64. Tax consultants
65. Auditors
66. Economists
Legal services
67. Lawyers
68. Specialists of the Internal Control Department
69. Collectors
Other
70. Event planning services
71. Cost Estimators
72. Fitness trainers
73. Logistics specialists
74. Translators
75. Customer Service Specialists
76. Teachers
Technology: energy storage
Any reliable way of storing energy will significantly improve the position of renewable energy in the market.
So far, this technology has not received significant development, however, there are already significant technological breakthroughs, which suggest that the situation with energy storage will improve in the very near future.
Electricity that is produced but not used is waste of money. However, according to experts, this situation will soon change for the better.
Professions under threat
77. Energy planners
78. Specialists in environmental protection
79. Energy auditors
80. Power plant operators
81. Miners
82. Rig operators
83. Geologists
84. Counter Operators
85. Gas delivery services
Technology: robots
Robots are increasingly being used in a wide variety of applications. Now technologies are developing in such a way that in the very near future robots will be able to replace us in almost any area of life.
Anything that can be automated will be automated. Robots will assist in medical diagnostics, surgery, and many other fields.
Professions under threat
Retail
86. Retail store employees
87. Cashiers
88. Warehouse employees
89. Employees to control the condition of goods
90. Holder of advertising signs
Medicine
91. Surgeons
92. Medical services at home
93. Pharmacists
94. Veterinarians
Repairs
95. Painters
96. Cleaning Ladies
97. Landscape designers
98. Pool Cleaners
99. Services for the maintenance of green spaces
100. Extermination of insects
101. Lumberjacks