Ask AI: what job that were once consider high skill jobs are now low skill due technology

1. Typist/Secretary: With the advent of personal computers, smartphones, and typing software, the tasks once performed by professional typists and secretaries can now be done by anyone who possesses basic alphabetic and numeric input skills. 2. Bank Tellers: Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and online banking have greatly reduced the need for human tellers. Simple monetary transactions such as withdrawals, deposits, transfers, etc., are now carried out by machines and software. 3. Film/Photo Processor: With digital photography and online photo enhancing tools, the need for skilled film processors is extremely low. 4. Layout Artists: Early newspaper layout design required a lot of skills. Today, a variety of software programs are available, which allows anyone with basic training to design acceptable layout. 5. Telephone Operators: Advances in telecommunications technology have replaced the need for switchboard operators. 6. Print Setters: In the past, setting up pages for printing was a complex task. Now, software has largely automated this process. 7. Travel Agent: Online booking platforms have made it easy for people to do their own holiday planning without the need of a skilled travel agent. 8. Map Makers/Cartographers: With the emergence of GPS and digital mapping software, cartography has become less of a high skilled job. Remember that while technology may have lessened the skill level required for these jobs, it has also opened up new roles in industries such as IT, cybersecurity, data analysis, and more.

Many high-skilled jobs that were once considered high-skill are now being done by machines or computers and therefore can be considered low-skill. Examples of these jobs include manual labor, assembly line workers, typists, and accountants.