MOSCOW, March 22In the future, neural networks may leave many specialists without work, including designers, copywriters, marketers, programmers, as almost half of the surveyed heads of Russian companies and heads of departments in organizations believe, calculated for the Zarplaty.ru research center.
«Already now there are heated discussions that neural networks will probably be able to completely replace specialists in a number of professions in the future. We are sure that this will be the case, 18% of respondents, and almost half (47%) believe that this is likely, but not in the near future Another 24% think that the neural network will not be able to completely replace the employee, but will be of help in a number of tasks, 9% of respondents are skeptical about neural networks and are sure that they will not be able to completely replace employees, and 2% found it difficult to answer, «the company calculated according to the results of a survey of opinions of more than 1.7 thousand respondents throughout Russia.
According to the participants of the study who are confident in the possibilities of artificial intelligence (multiple choice of answer options was available), in the future the neural network will be able to replace designers (53% of answers), marketers (46%), copywriters (45%), programmers and logisticians (42% each) , accountants (33%), sales managers (27%), HR specialists (26%), financiers (22%), sociologists (20%), lawyers (15%), journalists (13%), teachers (12 %) and psychologists (10%).
In addition, the study showed that 55% of respondents are aware of the chatbot with artificial intelligence ChatGPT. Also, 22% of employers are looking for employees who understand ChatGPT. Basically, such employees are sought in companies that work in IT — 16%, financial sector and construction — 13% each, auto business — 10%, industry — 8%, marketing, services, sales — 7% each, medicine — and energy — 5% each.
According to the study, managers are ready to entrust the neural network with translations (51%), technical support (46%), analytics preparation (45%), text generation (44%), design creation (43%), communication (34%) %), writing code (33%), and tasks related to teaching people (23%). According to the respondents, the most acute need for the introduction of artificial intelligence is IT (21% of respondents), the financial sector (14%), marketing and services (11% each), education (8%), sales (6%), industry and medicine (5% each). .html» data-title=»The number of hacker attacks on banks has increased in Russia»>