Happy Tuesday! Twitter is dead for real? 😵

• 10 new tools - sneak peak [Generous free plan - Form builder]

• Turn your Gmail into Kanban board

• Is your job ‘Safe for now’?

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Tech-O's - Exciting tools from this week 🌮

• 🧑🏽‍💻 Create the perfect pitch deck for your product! (link)

• 📜 Online form builder with a very generous free plan (link)

• 💻 Create React & Tailwind landing pages 10x FASTER (link)

• 🤯 7M+ design assets library (link)

• 🗣️ Forms that don’t just ask… but also respond (link)

• 📝 Here is how you can chat with your data (link)

• 🧠 A P2P Notion alternative? (link)

• ✍🏼 Write better UX copy easily (link)

• 👩🏼‍💼 Legal made easier for startups (link)

• 👨🏽‍🎨 AI turns Figma designs into clean React code (link)

Manual to Marvellous 🚀

Turn your Gmail into a real time Kanban board

I have way too many to-do’s in my inbox that I keep unread to remind myself. I came across Sortd for Gmail which can turn my Gmail into a Kanban board, which is super for my productivity 👇🏼

AI Town 🏘️

Is your job ‘Safe for now’?👷🏼‍♂️

1. 10 roles that AI is most likely to replace: OpenAI's ChatGPT, with its growing capabilities, has raised concerns about potential job displacements across industries. According to Goldman Sachs, generative AI could impact up to 300 million global jobs, including tech roles (coders, software engineers), media jobs (journalists, content creators), legal industry roles, market research analysts, teachers, financial roles, traders, graphic designers, accountants, and customer service agents. However, experts underline the importance of human judgment in managing these technologies, viewing AI more as an enhancer of productivity rather than a complete job replacement tool.

2. 8 Jobs that are ‘Safe for Now’: While the rise of AI continues to transform various industries and job sectors, a number of professions are expected to remain relatively safe, at least for the near future. Jobs less likely to be fully automated by AI include agricultural workers, healthcare providers, mental health professionals, educators, construction workers, CEOs and strategic management professionals, drivers, and creative roles like writers and artists. This is largely due to the need for human skills and nuances such as empathy, complex decision-making, strategic thinking, creativity, and adaptability to specific situations that AI currently cannot wholly replicate. Despite the use of AI in these fields, the human element remains crucial.

3. “AI has doubled our workload”: AI tools can both boost efficiency and complicate workflows, as experienced by editor Neil Clarke who saw his workload double due to AI-generated submissions. The impact of AI varies across industries and can increase work intensity without raising wages. Involving workers in AI implementation can address some of these issues. In the media industry, AI use has led to notable errors in AI-written articles, indicating the need for cautious adoption.