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A humanoid robot sitting at a desk using a laptop that displays a job search page, representing artificial intelligence entering the workforce or exploring careers.
AI on the job hunt — preferably something with outlets.

How Will Artificial Intelligence Affect Jobs in the Future?

AI is changing everything — including the world of work. But what does that actually mean for your future job? Will robots take over everything? Will there be any work left for humans? (Spoiler alert: yes, there will.)

This quiz is here to help you understand how AI is likely to affect jobs, now and in the years ahead. You’ll find out which roles might change, what new kinds of jobs could be created, and what skills are going to matter most.

Whether you dream of being a teacher, engineer, artist or game designer, knowing how AI fits into the picture can help you prepare and feel confident. Let’s find out what’s fact, what’s fiction, and how to stay future-ready.

1 .
Which of these is one way AI might affect future jobs?
It’ll let robots take all the pizza deliveries
It might take over boring or repetitive tasks
It will make everyone wear matching uniforms
It replaces every boss with a robot DJ
AI is good at doing tasks that follow clear patterns, especially repetitive ones. That means some jobs might change or be made easier — not necessarily disappear.
2 .
What kind of jobs are least likely to be replaced by AI?
Jobs where robots get free snacks
Ones that involve carrying heavy boxes
Roles that need creativity and human judgement
Anything with a cool uniform
AI is not great at understanding feelings or being truly creative. Jobs that need personal judgement, imagination, or empathy are more likely to stay in human hands.
3 .
How might AI help people in their jobs instead of replacing them?
By doing routine stuff so humans can focus on bigger tasks
By working weekends so you never have to
By sending compliments through email
By making your lunch and doing your homework
AI can support people by handling repetitive tasks, giving them more time to focus on creative thinking, problem-solving, and human interaction — things machines can’t do well.
4 .
Why might some people worry about AI and future jobs?
They think AI will replace sandwiches too
AI refuses to take coffee breaks
Robots are better at dancing (maybe)
Some jobs could be lost or changed by automation
When AI is used to do tasks people used to do, some jobs might disappear or change. That’s why there’s real concern about retraining and finding new types of work.
5 .
Which of these is a new kind of job that AI might create?
Sandwich tester for robot chefs
Assistant to a robot assistant
AI trainer who teaches machines using examples
Official human emoji translator
As AI grows, we’ll need people to train it — by feeding it examples, checking its results, and helping it learn. That means new jobs focused on working with AI.
6 .
How could AI help someone doing a customer service job?
By telling jokes to calm down angry callers
By answering simple questions quickly
By handing out biscuits through the phone
By secretly replacing all customers with robots
AI can help with common questions or tasks, like tracking a delivery or resetting a password — which frees up human staff to handle more complex or personal issues.
7 .
What skill will be extra useful in a future with more AI?
Being able to solve problems and think creatively
Knowing how to charge a robot with solar power
Memorising every single word in the dictionary
Having a really good robot costume
AI handles repetitive tasks well, but creative thinking, teamwork, and solving tricky problems are still areas where humans shine — and those skills will be in high demand.
8 .
How might schools prepare students for an AI-powered future?
By teaching robots how to mark homework
By banning calculators forever
By letting students sleep while AI learns for them
By teaching tech skills and flexible thinking
To get ready for a world with AI, students need to learn digital skills, creative thinking, and how to adapt — not just memorise facts.
9 .
Which job is likely to change because of AI, not disappear?
Professional bubble-wrap popper
Time traveller (once it exists)
Journalist who uses AI to research faster
Dragon tamer (still waiting on dragons)
Many jobs won’t vanish — they’ll just change. For example, journalists might use AI to gather facts or check spelling, but humans still decide what to write and how to tell the story.
10 .
What’s a smart mindset to have about AI and jobs?
Be open to learning new skills and adapting
Let the robots figure it out while you nap
Panic and hide in a Wi-Fi-free zone
Ignore it — it’s probably just a phase
AI will keep changing the way we work, but staying flexible, curious, and willing to learn new things is the best way to succeed in a tech-driven world.
Author:  Tara Kemp

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