What jobs will robots replace?

Google's driverless cars have long been shuttling on U.S. highways, and many domestic companies have also expanded their technology in the field of driverless cars. Shenzhen Futian Free Trade Zone has also realized the trial operation of unmanned buses. Once driverless cars are commercialized and popularized, then full-time drivers will face unemployment.

2, the traditional assembly line workers

There are media reports that are vigorously promoting robots to replace workers in the rapid movement of enterprises. An Oxford University study surveyed that 47 percent of low-level employees have a high likelihood of being replaced by machines in the next 10 years. For traditional assembly-line workers, especially in low-skilled jobs, the first to face replacement will be smart robots.

3, traditional customer service

Look at Siri and a variety of small AI to know, artificial intelligence customer service platform is the trend. A number of companies around the world have developed automated customer service, which automates online customer chat services through machine learning and natural language processing, compared to hiring employees, this technology will greatly reduce costs and the probability of error.

And AI customer service won't break down in the face of customer complaints and anger, because they simply don't have emotions.

4, security

The development of artificial intelligence technology, so that the security equipment is more intelligent, security robots have also appeared, it can automatically patrol, flexible and resourceful to deal with the situation on the way to patrol, but also has a smooth voice interaction function, automatic alarms, anti-theft systems, automatic charging system, 24-hour non-stop work.

With surveillance cameras, sensors, odor detectors and thermal imaging systems, the robot can perform most security jobs.

5, bank tellers

Previously, graduates squeezed their heads to get into the bank, now the heat is indeed more than a drop, the traditional financial industry is also suffering from the impact of Internet-based finance. With more mobile active users and more transactions done through digital channels, offline branches are no longer as necessary.

The cost of doing business through digital channels is also far less than that of branch channels. And many of the services in offline branches are gradually being replaced with robots, with unmanned banks expected to emerge.