10 Industries That AI Will Kill Off in 2024

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Take a Deep Look into the Industries That’s Reshaping in 2024. From retail to legal services, AI is revolutionizing how we work. Traditional retail is succumbing to the rise of ecommerce giants and AIrecommended systems, while graphic designers face competition from AI platforms generating thousands of designs in moments. Customer service is streamlined with AIpowered chatbots, and translators find their jobs challenged by stateoftheart language software. Even proofreaders and editors face threats as AI tools flag errors and suggest improvements. Transportation, manufacturing, agriculture, data entry, and legal services are all impacted as AI offers efficiency and precision
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