When AI and robots work together, Anthropic says these jobs are at risk. Should gardeners worry?

Remember whenever Anthropic's AI jobs report suggested gardeners were among the safest workers since AI couldn't drag weeds or inform a rosy from a dandelion? I joked concerning that in AI Insider before this year.

Well, Anthropic updated the research to freak us all out a bit more.

This period it asks a bigger question: What happens whenever you merge AI alongside robots? That alter pushes many hands-on jobs much higher on the disruption scale. On paper, it makes sense. In practice, I'm skeptical.

For instance, anyone who's spent period operating in a storyline knows how difficult it is to acknowledge the correct plant, kneel in clumsy spots, and drag a weed out correctly by the roots without damaging everything about it.

Robots are improving. But if you've always watched one tackle a messy real-world task, you'll cognize there's a lengthy highway between a investigation diagram and reality.

The diagram below illustrates how adding robots could alter job-task visibility throughout selected job categories. Cleaning & care includes gardeners alongside alongside janitors and akin roles.