The data collected for the infographic comes from a 2023 report by Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research. The authors estimated automation exposure for over 900 U.S. jobs. The estimates were then weighted by the employment share of each occupation.
Key findings:
▸ Office and administrative support will likely be the most affected by AI-driven automation, at 46%.
▸ Top 3 industries that are most prone to AI automation are: office support, legal, and engineering.
▸ AI automation could impact up to 300 million jobs globally, and potentially result in a 7% increase in annual GDP.
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