Computer programmers and financial workers are just two kinds of white-collar jobs that may have to worry about artificial intelligence and chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT.
"Chatbots have been around for a long time, but there really seems to be a major change here in how good they are," Vincent Conitzer, a professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, previously told Insider.
Advancing artificial intelligence is helping current employees, like real estate agents, with their work. ChatGPT and other kinds of AI can save workers, job seekers, and others some time on tasks. Knowledge workers may feel the impact of AI, but potentially in a positive way.
"It's going to automate select tasks that knowledge workers are engaged in today so that they can focus on higher-value tasks," Dylan Roberts, partner and principal at KPMG, previously told Insider.
But advancements in artificial intelligence may not just mean automating tasks and saving time. It could take over some jobs, including those considered white-collar work.
Below are four different kinds of white-collar jobs that may be less in demand or be at risk due to AI in the future.