Talk of AI taking over humans is nothing new. Our culture has often highlighted machines that either turn against us or make humans completely obsolete. But all that was before ChatGPT came to town and started making this fever dream come true. While we're not quite there yet, ChatGPT and AI in general may be on the way to taking over some jobs and in some cases replacing humans altogether. So, is the era of "Skynet" finally here? Let's talk about the jobs likely to be replaced by AI (or ChatGPT, for now) while debating whether it's already too late.

As mentioned above, with the rise of ChatGPT and other similar AI tools, there are specific jobs that are more at risk compared to others. While that doesn't necessarily mean humans are already obsolete and out the window, it signals signs that more and more tasks are being overtaken by AI. After combing the internet, including our own personal experiences, we've compiled a long list of jobs that are at risk of being taken by AI and ChatGPT sooner rather than later. However, remember that the list is speculative and subject to change depending on the development of AI and its actual implementation.

While you'd think mathematicians are safe from ChatGPT, their job is one of the most vulnerable. Mathematics has always been a subject where people have trouble solving complex problems. However, powered by the latest GPT-4 model, ChatGPT (and AI in general) can do a lot. Even at this point, ChatGPT can solve complex mathematical equations and formulas.

All the bot requires is user input in the form of a simple question or feeding it a dataset. Using the input provided, ChatGPT can solve all kinds of problems, including one that confuses most users and teachers. From doing simple additions to solving complex SAT questions, AI can do it all. Moreover, over time its capacity will only increase.