HR managers roles less likely to be impacted by generative AI

In fact, data from the Academy to Innovate HR in 2022 revealed that some jobs, including HR helpdesk, HR administrator, DEIB consultant, and benefits administrator, among others, are at “high risk of automation.”

What jobs are most exposed to GenAI?

A report from Goldman Sachs in 2023 warned that the rapid emergence of AI across the world could expose 300 million full-time jobs, bringing “significant disruption” to the labour market.

The joint study from the ILO and NASK underscores this risk, but noted that transformation, not replacement, will be the likely outcome.

Clerical jobs face the highest exposure of all, with the most exposed job titles being:

• Data Entry Clerks
• Typists and Word Processing Operators
• Accounting and Bookkeeping Clerks
• Statistical, Finance, and Insurance Clerks

“Additionally, some strongly digitised occupations have increased exposure, highlighting the expanding abilities of GenAI regarding specialised tasks in professional and technical roles,” the report read.