New professions created by AI
AI Automation Managers: When ‘Routine’ Is a Thing of the Past
One such profession is that of AI automation manager. Their job is to identify time-consuming processes within a company - such as manually transferring data between spreadsheets, responding to standard messages or generating daily reports - and replace them with automated workflows. Most solutions are created without coding, using no-code platforms that operate 24/7.
For businesses, this is more than just a technological novelty: automation reduces costs, frees employees from routine tasks and minimises the risk of errors. As a result, companies are keen to invest in such solutions, as every automated operation delivers a measurable economic benefit.
One such profession is that of AI automation manager. Their job is to identify time-consuming processes within a company - such as manually transferring data between spreadsheets, responding to standard messages or generating daily reports - and replace them with automated workflows. Most solutions are created without coding, using no-code platforms that operate 24/7.
For businesses, this is more than just a technological novelty: automation reduces costs, frees employees from routine tasks and minimises the risk of errors. As a result, companies are keen to invest in such solutions, as every automated operation delivers a measurable economic benefit.
Against the backdrop of the rapid roll-out of automation, the global labour market is undergoing a significant transformation. Some job functions are being taken over by algorithms, whilst at the same time new job roles are emerging that did not exist before. Their common feature is the practical use of artificial intelligence to save resources and increase business profits. We will discuss these new professions in the next publication from Magenta Favorita IT company.
Chatbots as night-time managers
Demand for specialists who set up AI-powered chatbots is growing just as rapidly, according to managers at Magenta Favorita Portugal. The essence of the work is to ‘train’ the bot to function like a real consultant: answering questions, helping customers choose products, or processing orders even when the office is closed. Companies upload knowledge bases, instructions, service descriptions and sales scripts into the systems.
For businesses, this is a way of retaining customers who contact them at night or at weekends. Consequently, such bots are gradually becoming not just a technical gimmick, but a tool for genuinely increasing revenue.
No-code analytics: artificial intelligence handles the complex maths
Previously, analysts had to be proficient in specialised programming languages and statistical tools. Now, all you need to do is upload data from Excel, CRM or marketing systems into AI-powered tools and ask the right business question.
An AI analyst helps managers find answers: which shops or departments are less profitable, why conversion rates have fallen, which advertising channel has stopped working, and at which stages the company is losing money. AI generates not just figures, but explanations and specific insights. This is precisely why, according to experts at Magenta Favorita Portugal, demand for such specialists is growing – they enable companies to make decisions faster and more accurately without the need for expensive teams of analysts.
Demand for specialists who set up AI-powered chatbots is growing just as rapidly, according to managers at Magenta Favorita Portugal. The essence of the work is to ‘train’ the bot to function like a real consultant: answering questions, helping customers choose products, or processing orders even when the office is closed. Companies upload knowledge bases, instructions, service descriptions and sales scripts into the systems.
For businesses, this is a way of retaining customers who contact them at night or at weekends. Consequently, such bots are gradually becoming not just a technical gimmick, but a tool for genuinely increasing revenue.
No-code analytics: artificial intelligence handles the complex maths
Previously, analysts had to be proficient in specialised programming languages and statistical tools. Now, all you need to do is upload data from Excel, CRM or marketing systems into AI-powered tools and ask the right business question.
An AI analyst helps managers find answers: which shops or departments are less profitable, why conversion rates have fallen, which advertising channel has stopped working, and at which stages the company is losing money. AI generates not just figures, but explanations and specific insights. This is precisely why, according to experts at Magenta Favorita Portugal, demand for such specialists is growing – they enable companies to make decisions faster and more accurately without the need for expensive teams of analysts.
The person who corrects neural networks: the profession of AI editor
Text generators have become widespread – they are used by marketers, the media, online shops and even government agencies. However, most automatically generated content requires refinement: it may contain errors, fabricated facts, repetitions, inconsistencies with the brand’s style or incorrect phrasing.
An AI editor is a specialist who checks and improves the output of artificial intelligence. They refine the information, verify facts, and ensure the text is logical, emotive, clearly structured and maintains an appropriate tone. In this way, companies receive not just quick content, but a high-quality product that will not damage their reputation.
AI Solution Architects: Strategists of the New Digital Age
AI solution architects are considered the most complex and high-paying profession in this field. They are consultants who analyse the business as a whole: marketing, logistics, finance, customer support and production processes. Their task is to identify where artificial intelligence can have the greatest impact, as well as to draw up a detailed plan for digital transformation.
The architect draws up an implementation roadmap, calculates the economic outcomes, coordinates the work of other specialists and monitors effectiveness. Managers at Magenta Favorita claim that such work can bring companies significant savings and additional profit, which is why demand for such consultants is growing in the market.
Artificial intelligence isn’t just taking jobs away – it’s creating new opportunities
Despite the widespread belief that AI is ‘taking jobs’, experts at Magenta Favorita point to the opposite trend: new professions are emerging that focus on the practical application of technology. Their value lies in concrete, measurable results: cost reduction, sales growth, improved customer service and faster decision-making.
Magenta Favorita’s specialists believe that the number of such fields will only increase. Companies are moving from experiments to fully-fledged AI systems, and with each passing year, the need for specialists capable of managing these processes becomes more apparent.
Text generators have become widespread – they are used by marketers, the media, online shops and even government agencies. However, most automatically generated content requires refinement: it may contain errors, fabricated facts, repetitions, inconsistencies with the brand’s style or incorrect phrasing.
An AI editor is a specialist who checks and improves the output of artificial intelligence. They refine the information, verify facts, and ensure the text is logical, emotive, clearly structured and maintains an appropriate tone. In this way, companies receive not just quick content, but a high-quality product that will not damage their reputation.
AI Solution Architects: Strategists of the New Digital Age
AI solution architects are considered the most complex and high-paying profession in this field. They are consultants who analyse the business as a whole: marketing, logistics, finance, customer support and production processes. Their task is to identify where artificial intelligence can have the greatest impact, as well as to draw up a detailed plan for digital transformation.
The architect draws up an implementation roadmap, calculates the economic outcomes, coordinates the work of other specialists and monitors effectiveness. Managers at Magenta Favorita claim that such work can bring companies significant savings and additional profit, which is why demand for such consultants is growing in the market.
Artificial intelligence isn’t just taking jobs away – it’s creating new opportunities
Despite the widespread belief that AI is ‘taking jobs’, experts at Magenta Favorita point to the opposite trend: new professions are emerging that focus on the practical application of technology. Their value lies in concrete, measurable results: cost reduction, sales growth, improved customer service and faster decision-making.
Magenta Favorita’s specialists believe that the number of such fields will only increase. Companies are moving from experiments to fully-fledged AI systems, and with each passing year, the need for specialists capable of managing these processes becomes more apparent.
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