Ask AI: what jobs that were once considered high -skill jobs are now low-skill due to technology ?

Technology has significantly transformed the job market and has led many roles which were once considered high skilled to be considered as low skilled now: 1. Typing and Stenography: Typists and stenographers were once highly skilled professionals who would transcribe spoken language into written text. Now, these roles are largely considered low-skilled as basic typing and word processing are expected skills in many roles. Also, technologies like voice-to-text software have made transcription easier for everyone. 2. Cashiers: Technology has revolutionized retail jobs. With the advent of self-checkout counters, the need for cashiers has reduced significantly. 3. Bank Tellers: With the advent of ATMs and online banking, the role of bank tellers is not as high-skilled as it used to be. Most transactions can now be done online or through an ATM, reducing the importance of this role. 4. Printing and Publishing: With the digital revolution, traditional jobs in printing and publishing like typesetting or manual page layout are now becoming obsolete. 5. Photography and Photo Processing: With the advent of digital cameras and smartphones, anyone can take professional-grade photos. Automated software can also edit photos, reducing the skill level required. 6. Travel Agents: Online travel websites and apps have taken over the role of travel agents. Now anyone with internet access can book their tickets, hotels, and even plan their itinerary. 7. Factory Workers: Automation has replaced many jobs in manufacturing that previously required a high level of skill. Remember that while these jobs require less skill than they did previously, they still require a level of customer service, attention to detail, and other soft skills that are important in the workforce.

1. Data Entry 2. Bookkeeping 3. Transcription 4. Typing 5. Radio Announcing 6. Publishing Editorial 7. Legal Clerical Work 8. Accounting 9. Telephone Operator 10. Medical Coding