A new study by consultancy Sia Partners reveals the potential impact of Generative AI (GenAI) on the workplace, showing that it could automate over 80% of tasks in nearly one third of all jobs. The study analyzed 50 occupations and found that jobs in tax, web administration, IT, and digital design are the most heavily exposed.
Study finds rapid expansion of large language models and GenAI technologies will usher in a major shift in how work will be performed
Generative AI could potentially automate over 80 per cent of tasks in nearly one third of all jobs, according to a new survey. It analysed 50 occupations – such as hospitality, healthcare, engineering, manufacturing, legal, education, finance and the creative industries – scanning 1,000 work-related tasks or activities. Some 28 per cent of all occupations may see over 80 per cent of their current tasks impacted by GenAI, it said, with jobs in tax, web administration, IT and digital design “the most heavily exposed”.
However, many companies, it said, have yet to develop clear upskilling or reskilling strategies. Most organisations lack a comprehensive approach to assess their workforce’s readiness.
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