Mechanics are spared from the threat of Artificial Intelligence according to a study by OpenAI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to put many jobs at risk, and while many experts argue that the "human touch" will remain essential in many roles, the truth is that AI will threaten quite a few professions. However, a scientific study conducted by OpenAI indicates that truck and bus mechanics and diesel engine specialists will continue to be human workers.
OpenAI study indicates that truck and bus mechanics and diesel engine specialists will continue to be performed by humans
Specifically, the study carried out by OpenAI, the company that designed and developed the GPT chatbot, indicates that mathematicians, managers, accountants and auditors, financial analysts, news analysts, reporters, journalists, and legal secretaries and administrative assistants will be the professions most likely to be replaced by AI.
For the Spanish Association of Aftersales for Industrial Vehicles, this does not mean that automotive aftersales companies that maintain and repair industrial vehicles will not be impacted by AI. However, the study points out that truck and bus mechanics and diesel engine specialists will continue to be performed by humans. In addition, car window installers and repairers would also be spared from AI.
The study indicates that the job of maintaining and repairing trucks and buses is one thing, and carrying out administrative tasks for business management is another, taking into account that one of the five jobs that will be most affected by AI is that of managers, accountants and auditors.
Along with bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists, the other three professions that AI will not be able to replace are agricultural machinery operators, athletes and sports competitors, as well as cement bricklayers and concrete finishers.
In short, although AI threatens many professions, truck and bus mechanics and diesel engine specialists are spared from the threat of AI according to the study prepared by OpenAI.
