[00:02] Anthropic's [music] economics team and one stat really caught my attention. In their extreme AI scenario, nearly one in five knowledge scenario, nearly one in five knowledge workers could be unemployed by 2030.
[00:16] [music] So naturally, I started to dig a little bit deeper. So which jobs are most exposed? Now the interesting part is that Anthropic has a data on that too. Programmers with roughly 75% had [music] AI task exposure. Then comes the
[00:31] customer service representatives. They have around 70%. [music] Then data entry workers who have around 67%. >> [music] >> market research analyst, financial
[00:44] analyst, software testers, and IT support specialist. Now did you notice a pattern? Most of these jobs happen largely on computer [music] and involve questions, >> [music]
[00:57] >> or working with data. Now this role does not mean 75% of programmers are going to measuring how much of the work AI can extreme scenario, if AI becomes better than humans at [music] most knowledge
[01:11] work, then companies are going to adopt it quickly and nearly 20% of the knowledge workers [music] could be unemployed. So the jobs most exposed may not be physical jobs first. They could be [music] some of the jobs we once
[01:24] considered the safest white-collar careers. Let me know what you think >> [music] >> in the comment section below.