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What Jobs Will AI Replace by 2030? What the Data Actually Says

The most honest answer to the question of what jobs AI will replace by 2030 comes from the people you would most expect to have a number, and they refuse to give one. The Bureau of Labor Statistics writes in its own technical note that if AI accelerates beyond historical patterns, “BLS projection methods are unlikely to yield reasonable results”, and that it will not make adjustments that “would be highly speculative”. The US government’s official labour forecasters looked at this question and declined to answer it. Almost every article you will read on this topic ignores that, and instead recycles two numbers: Goldman Sachs’ 300 million jobs and the […]

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AI-Proof Jobs: What Jobs AI Will Not Replace (2026 Data)

The single most AI-proof job in America is also one of its lowest paid. Home health and personal care aides are projected to add 739,800 jobs by 2034, more than any other occupation in the United States, and Microsoft’s researchers score them among the least AI-exposed roles they measured. Their median wage is $34,900, well under the $49,500 median for all occupations. That gap is the story most “AI-proof jobs” lists refuse to tell you. We pulled the two best datasets that exist on this question. One is the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment projections for 2024 to 2034; the other is a Microsoft Research study that scored occupations by […]

A group of office employees carrying boxes of their belongings walks through a modern corporate hallway at sunset, looking dejected after being laid off, while two humanoid robots greet them cheerfully from behind a reception desk—symbolizing how artificial intelligence is replacing human workers. The text over the image reads: “Big Tech Is Firing Thousands as AI Takes Over the Office.”
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Amazon, Salesforce, and xAI Layoffs Are Another Sign of an AI-First Reshuffle

Amazon is preparing fresh corporate cuts, with its People eXperience & Technology (PXT) HR group expected to be hit hardest—reports say up to 15% of PXT could go, and other orgs may see targeted reductions. Amazon hasn’t given official numbers or timing. The move lands as the company pours money into AI infrastructure and embeds automation deeper into back-office workflows. Treat Amazon as a signal rather than an outlier. Across tech in 2025, companies are trimming roles most exposed to automation while shifting spend to AI models, data centers, and tools. By late September, trackers show tens of thousands of tech job cuts this year—even as hiring stays hot for […]

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ハリウッド初のAI女優、ティリー・ノーウッドの物語

2025年、新たな名前がエンターテインメント業界を騒がせ始めた。ブレイクした演技やレッドカーペットでの姿ではなく、彼女がまったく人間ではないからだ。ティリー・ノーウッドは、世界初の完全AI生成女優だ。彼女は写真のようにリアルで、20代の “隣の家の少女 ”であり、完全にクラウド上で生活している。2025年9月27日、チューリッヒ映画祭の業界サミットで紹介された彼女は、すぐにハリウッドのタレントエージェントに求愛され始めた。彼女のことを創造的な実験、あるいはデジタルアート作品と呼ぶ人もいれば、 [...]...

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New Microsoft Study Reveals the First 40 Jobs AI Will Replace Soon

As generative AI tools like Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT or Gemini become more common, their real-world impact on jobs is starting to take shape. In a major 2025 study, Microsoft Research analyzed 200,000 anonymized U.S.-based conversations with Bing Copilot to see what kinds of work tasks people are using AI for—and how well the AI handles them. By matching these tasks to official job categories from the O*NET database, the study maps out which occupations are most exposed to AI capabilities. Instead of speculating how many jobs AI might replace, the researchers introduced an “AI applicability score” for each job, based on task frequency, success rate, and how much of the […]