Top Careers Most at Risk from AI

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News of the Day

Top Careers Most at Risk from AI

Microsoft study reveals which jobs face the highest risk from AI.

A new Microsoft report analyzed 200,000 AI Copilot conversations and matched them with U.S. job classifications, showing which careers overlap most with generative AI. Roles like technical writers, telemarketers, and data scientists face the highest impact, while physical labor jobs remain the least affected — for now.

• Most impacted jobs include writers, editors, telemarketers, journalists, translators, and market research analysts.

• Least impacted jobs are manual and hands-on roles such as roofers, surgical assistants, and machine operators.

• The study highlights overlap, not replacement — AI supports or automates tasks but doesn’t fully take over any job.

This matters because it signals a shift in how knowledge-based and communication-heavy roles are performed. Workers who adopt AI tools can boost productivity and stay competitive, while those who resist risk falling behind in a rapidly changing labor market.
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Discover the measurable impacts of AI agents for customer support

How Did Papaya Slash Support Costs Without Adding Headcount?

When Papaya saw support tickets surge, they faced a tough choice: hire more agents or risk slower service. Instead, they found a third option—one that scaled their support without scaling their team.

The secret? An AI-powered support agent from Maven AGI that started resolving customer inquiries on day one.

With Maven AGI, Papaya now handles 90% of inquiries automatically - cutting costs in half while improving response times and customer satisfaction. No more rigid decision trees. No more endless manual upkeep. Just fast, accurate answers at scale.

The best part? Their human team is free to focus on the complex, high-value issues that matter most.

👉 Curious how they did it? Read the full case study to learn how Papaya transformed their customer support

Social Media

2nd News of the Day

Google + Meta + Ambani = India’s AI Power

Ambani teams up with Google & Meta to build India’s AI backbone.

Mukesh Ambani has launched Reliance Intelligence, a new subsidiary of Reliance Industries, aiming to establish India’s national-scale AI infrastructure with backing from Google Cloud and Meta. The move positions India to compete in the global AI race led by the U.S. and China.

• Google Cloud will build a major AI data center in Jamnagar, Gujarat.

• Meta & Reliance formed a $100M joint venture to scale enterprise AI solutions.

• Ambani hinted at partnerships with OpenAI and revealed plans for a Jio IPO in 2026.

This development signals India’s intent to become a major AI power, blending global tech partnerships with domestic scale. By combining Reliance’s networks, energy assets, and customer base with U.S. tech giants’ AI expertise, India could unlock transformative tools for enterprises, developers, and consumers—shaping not just its own future, but the global AI landscape.
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