AI Is Taking Thousands of Jobs; Is Yours at Risk?

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Experts and those who have lost work to AI integration weigh in as 92 million jobs could be cut globally by 2030.

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Just as the internet radically changed how America conducts business, artificial intelligence (AI) is also making waves in the workplace by taking thousands of jobs. Itโ€™s an outcome that industry experts have warned would happen, and professionals across multiple employment sectors have already been affected.

Beyond artists and content creators, AI is also impacting professionals in marketing, technology, translation, various levels of administration, and management. It has been a silent and ongoing trend for two years, but tech insiders say this is just the beginning.

A senior software engineer at Microsoft, Nandita Giri, shared her thoughts with The Epoch Times on what kind of near-term changes Americans can expect as a result of ramped-up workplace AI integration.

โ€œAI is particularly effective at replacing routine, predictable tasks … jobs in data entry, customer support, transcription, and logistics are the most vulnerable,โ€ Giri said. โ€œIn software engineering, even some junior [developer] testing roles are being replaced or reshaped with AI-driven tooling. Back-office operations across health care, finance, and legal are also at high risk.โ€

Giri has observed a shift away from human workers in favor of AI in enterprise software development, where she said companies are quietly removing what they call โ€œcoordination overhead.โ€ She said this is happening as AI tools become more reliable for things like task triage, scheduling, and summarization.

โ€œAI agents have enabled a single engineer to manage what used to be a multi-person workflow, especially in automation pipelines and internal support tasks,โ€ she said.

Restructuring Workflow

Cahyo Subroto, founder of the AI-powered data extraction platform MrScraper, agrees with this perspective.

โ€œIโ€™ve spent the last few years building systems that automate work, so Iโ€™ve seen firsthand where AI adds value and where it quietly pushes people out of the picture,โ€ Subroto told The Epoch Times.

Like Giri, Subroto said that the jobs most in danger of AI replacement are those that rely heavily on structured, repetitive digital labor.

โ€œThat includes early-stage analysts, junior QA [quality assurance] testers, data entry staff, and even support roles in HR and customer service,โ€ he said.

Byย Autumn Spredemann

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