Artificial intelligence is transforming the labor market At an accelerated pace and, by 2030, the disappearance of thousands of jobs is expected, especially in economic and financial areas. Although it is not a total extinction, these traditional roles will give way to new functions where The ability to adapt to change It will be key to staying in force. What are the 7 most vulnerable positions? The AI reveals it.
1. Bank ATMs
Physical ATMs are being replaced by intelligent ATMs, bank apps and virtual assistants. Digital and Branch Banking makes this traditional role unnecessary.
2. Junior counters
Repetitive tasks such as conciliations, accounting records and balances generation can already automate with accounting softwares used. The role of the counter will be oriented more towards strategic analysis.
3. Basic financial analysts
Many financial data analysis (profitability, risk, projections) are already carried out by Machine Learning algorithms more quickly and precision. Only analysts with interpretive and decision -making skills will remain relevant.
4. Operating Internal Auditors
Clear rules -based audit is being replaced by automated systems that detect real -time anomalies. The future of the audit is in algorithmic supervision, not in manual human work.
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5th traditional stockbrokers
Digital platforms and algorithmic trading systems are displacing human corridors. Retail investors prefer to operate directly from their apps with AI that suggests movements.
6. Employees of insurers in claims management
Many insurance companies use AI to assess damage, verify documentation and make payment decisions. Automation reduces the need for human personnel in administrative processes.
7. Financial Administrative Assistants
Tasks such as payment programming, reporting and updating databases are made today with tools such as RPA (Robotic Process Automation) and virtual assistants.
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What does the World Economic Forum say?
The World Economic Forum (WEF) points out in its most recent reports that artificial intelligence will cause a deep transformation of the labor market around 2030, with the elimination of 92 million jobs globally. On the other hand, just as there are jobs that will change, there are others that will be more strongly impoded.
Simultaneously, there will be an boom in professions linked to technology, such as:
▪️ Specialists in AI and automatic learning
▪️Analists and data scientists
▪️ Professionals in cybersecurity
▪️ Ingenieros in digital transformation
These roles will register increases between 30 % and 40 % before 2027, and will continue to grow around 2030.
The report also highlights that 40 % of employers hope to reduce their templates in positions that can automate with AI. Therefore, it emphasizes the urgency of implementing training and reputation plans, because more than 59 % of workers will need to acquire new skills to stay relevant in the labor market.
