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The world of work is constantly changing, driven by technology, automation and advances in artificial intelligence. In this context, there are three university courses that artificial intelligence advises against studying because they may have little career opportunity in the future, according to the artificial intelligence analysis.
by: Tennessee
Accounting is one of the professions most vulnerable to automation, according to Google AI company Gemini. The development of advanced accounting software and artificial intelligence tools makes it possible to automate most of the routine tasks previously performed by accountants, such as creating balance sheets, calculating taxes, and managing budgets. Thanks to these innovations, companies can reduce costs by eliminating external accounting services. It is difficult for a profession to disappear, but its employment potential may be much less in the future.
The field of law is also affected by digital transformation. AI and automated legal management systems can replace routine tasks previously performed by lawyers, such as drafting documents, researching precedents, and reviewing contracts. Platforms that offer automated legal services allow clients to ask questions or resolve simple issues without a lawyer’s intervention, which may reduce demand for these workers.
However, in more complex specialties of law, such as criminal law or legal advice in exceptional situations, trained lawyers will be needed to analyze each case individually.
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