New Delhi, July 30 -- Routine and repetitive jobs across financial services, retail trade, healthcare and education are likely to face the highest disruption from generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI), while skilled professionals in these sectors are more likely to see AI complement their work rather than replace it, according to a Goldman Sachs report.

The report said the impact of Gen-AI will differ across occupations depending on the complexity of the task, with lower-difficulty and repetitive activities carrying a higher likelihood of automation.

It stated, "Skilled-service sectors appear better placed for AI complementarity, while routine service sectors face higher substitution risk Note where is tech services sector".

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