According to the study revealed by Brookings, the following are the high-paying jobs that are expected to be affected due to exposure to AI.
· Gas plant operators
· Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers
· Political scientists
· Nuclear technicians
· Chemical engineers
· Physicists
· Occupational therapists
If you look at the detailed insight on the above-mentioned job profiles you’ll see that they have a median yearly salary of around $100,000 which means that if you take a look at the median salary of a chemical engineer it is around $104,910 per year whereas nuclear technician earns a median salary of $79,149 per year. This clearly reveals that AI is expected to impact high-paying jobs and workers with higher educational degrees more as compared to others.

What steps should a person take to secure a job from AI?
According to Anima Anandkumar, to reduce the effects of exposure to AI in jobs a worker should ask themselves the following questions:· Is my job more tiresome than usual?
· Does my job include any valuable information that could be used to train an AI system?
· Is there any specific objective that could replace my job?
Anima says that workers should always develop skills for jobs that also include creativity, uniqueness and also require human interaction.
Bottom Line
AI is taking over majority of the jobs and the involvement of AI at tasks including judgment and optimization is good so if a higher-skilled worker is optimizing ads as an online marketer or radiologist translating medical scans can take a long time to be good at them but if you train a specific algorithm accordingly it can display more efficient results as compared to humans. So, yes AI is taking over the majority of the jobs and to secure your position you better start learning some new skills that cannot be replaced by AI.Read next: The Future Of Artificial Intelligence In Retail
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