What entry-level jobs is AI most likely to replace?

“I have no idea where the programmers of 2060 are going to come from, juniors just aren’t even learning the skill,” said one Reddit user, as quoted by Honcho.

Other office roles, such as customer service representatives (2.29%), secretaries (2.29%), and call centre agents (2.29%), also appeared in the list.

Miralda Ishkhanian, chief operating officer at Honcho, said the risk of entry-level work disappearing is a signal of real uncertainty about how traditional pathways may be narrowing.

“This doesn’t mean these entry-level jobs will vanish overnight. But perception matters,” said Ishkhanian in a statement. “If young people believe entry pathways are shrinking, it could influence what they study, the careers they pursue and how businesses build future talent pipelines.”

Blue-collar roles also at risk

Notably, the report further found that entry-level positions for blue-collar roles, such as truck drivers (4.57%), engineers (4%), and electricians (2.86%), are also believed to be at risk.