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Will we really lose our jobs to AI? These professions are most at risk

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The biggest question at the moment is, will people lose their jobs to AI?

AI expert Modestas Mankus reveals his thoughts on the careers likely to be taken over first, and the ones likely to remain safe for now.

Watch the video to find out.

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