Read the article below. Realize this is just one study and I didn't see a reference to where it had been duplicated. There are all kinds of "studies" that can say anything you want, but jobs being replaced by automation is true to some extent although it's unlikely that this study has figured out the future accurately What kind of jobs in IT do you think could be automated? What non-IT jobs do you think could be automated? Does in the workforce requires continuous learning? Think about the things like Redbox and Netflix that put Blockbuster out of business. Redbox automated the movie rental pro a huge store to maintain and multiple people to hire to rent out those movies, issue cards, etc. Think about all the things that computers have replaced. There's not as much need for faxing now that we have email, IM, etc. Less faxing means less printers, paper, ink needed, less printer technicians and less printer skills. DHCP eliminated the need for someone to manually update the hosts file on every machine in the early days of computing. We now have scripting languages that can batch together multiple computer processes and programs to do many tasks together at once and even at a specific time after hours. What other comm this article encourage you to co ntinue you r education? Do you think staying relevant cess and eliminated the need for ents would you like to add? s://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2017 0/567408644/automati 800-million-workers-worldwide-b y-2030-study-sa