Archive · 16 Jun 2025
Future-Proof Your Career: Jobs AI Can't Steal
AI is changing how we work, but some jobs are safer than others.
Experts say jobs that need hands-on skills, like plumbers, or creative thinking, like writers, are less likely to be replaced by computers.
Also, jobs that work with AI, like those in machine learning, are growing.
While AI can do some tasks, humans will still be needed to use their judgment, creativity, and physical skills.
Companies are seeing salary increases for AI skills.
Experts identify skilled trades, creative roles, and AI-related jobs as less susceptible to automation.
AI is reshaping industries, with a focus on human skills like judgment and creativity.
Jobs requiring AI skills are experiencing significant salary increases.
AI is more likely to support human workers than replace them entirely, according to PwC.
Key career areas less vulnerable to AI include skilled trades, creative roles, and AI-aligned professions.
- Who
- PwC and its chief economist Barret Kupelian.
- What
- Impact of AI on the job market and future job security.
- When
- Current trends and projections.
- Where
- Global job market.
- Why
- To understand which careers are likely to remain in demand despite AI advancements.
Risk of Job Displacement
Opportunities in AI-Aligned Fields
Automation vs. Augmentation
Risk of Job Displacement
Some jobs may be automated and replaced by AI.
Opportunities in AI-Aligned Fields
AI is likely to support human workers and create new opportunities.
- Source
- PwC Report
- Expert
- Barret Kupelian (PwC Chief Economist)
- Key Trend
- Increased wages for AI-related jobs
- Job Types Less Affected
- Skilled Trades, Creative Roles, AI-Aligned Careers
- Salary Increase (AI-related)
- 56% (2024)
Sources
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