For decades, the fear that machines would replace us was a science fiction topic. Today, it is a reality that is advancing faster than we can imagine. Artificial intelligence isn't arriving "sometime in the future"... it is already here, and not just in laboratories or large corporations: it is directly entering the tasks we perform every day.

And most importantly: AI does not replace “professions”, but rather specific activities that are part of your job.

The list that reveals the true scope of AI

Instead of classifying jobs by title, the Generalized Work Activities (GWA) framework breaks down any job into essential activities:

The question is no longer “Will my job disappear?”, but rather “How many of my daily activities can AI do faster, cheaper, and without tiring?”.

Examples that are already happening

1. Document Drafting and Analysis → AI like ChatGPT or Claude generate reports in minutes.
2. Customer Service → Virtual assistants respond 24/7 in multiple languages.
3. Data Processing → Models like GPT-4o analyze and predict trends without human intervention.
4. Design and Creativity → Tools like Midjourney and DALL·E produce images in seconds.

If a large part of your activities falls within these areas, it’s not a question of "if" AI will enter your job, but rather "when" and how you will adapt.

What’s coming: from fear to strategy

Instead of waiting for the wave to hit you, the key is to become someone who uses AI as an advantage.

This is where AI First comes in: a roadmap to retrain and redesign how you work.

AI First: Roadmap to Not Being Left Behind

1. Activity Diagnosis
2. Identify which of your tasks can already be enhanced or replaced by AI.
3. Rapid Retraining
4. Learn to use specific AI tools for your industry.
5. Intelligent Automation
6. Create workflows where AI handles the repetitive and you contribute the strategic.
7. Constant Updating
8. AI evolves every month; your knowledge should do so too.

AI isn't coming for your “job”... it’s coming for the activities that comprise it.

Those who understand this difference and adapt first will not only maintain their relevance: they will be more valuable than ever.

Final Tip: Do your personal diagnosis today. Ask yourself: What part of what I do every day could an AI do better than me? If the answer is “a lot,” it’s time to take the leap to AI First.

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