Artificial intelligence generators such as Chat GPT is worrying the U.S. workforce. However, there are many careers that can’t be replaced by robots. Here are high-paying jobs that can’t be replaced by artificial intelligence…at least any time soon.  

Lawyers 

Average annual income: $127,990  

While A.I. could make lawyers’ jobs easier by drafting legal documents for them, attorneys are still necessary in all other parts of the legal process.  

Physicians 

Average annual income: $300,000 a year for surgeons, $200,000 for pediatricians 

Robots are making a breakthrough in the medical industry, but they still need human oversight. Robotic arms in surgery are still operated by real doctors.  

Psychiatrists 

Average annual income: $249,760  

Despite what you might have seen in sci-fi movies, A.I. is not able to replicate human emotions authentically or emphasize with their patients.  

Plumbers 

Average annual income: $59,880 

This position along with other trade jobs will not go away with the A.I. revolution. These fields require human dexterity that robots cannot quite accomplish.  

Architects 

Average annual income: $80,180 

Architects might use A.I. to generate models but they still need to oversee the process and rely on real people to provide feedback. 

Read more about what jobs are safe from the A.I. boom on Yahoo Finance.  

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