These are the 13 jobs in London where a robot is most likely to steal your job

In the future the global employment market will rely heavily on robots, artificial intelligence, and all sorts of automation.

In fact, technology is so crucial going forward, that in January, the World Economic Forum predicted that in less than five years more than five million human jobs will be replaced by automation, AI, and robots. 

Just this week, a new report showed nearly a third of retails jobs in the UK could disappear by 2025, with many workers replaced by technology in some way or another.

But which jobs in London are at the most risk of being done by robots in the future? As part of its "Global cities, global talent" report, Big Four accountancy firm Deloitte took a look into the jobs in Britain's capital at the highest risk of automation moving forward.

Deloitte ranked job sectors using data from Oxford University academics Carl Frey and Michael Osborne, and the ONS, before creating a ranking from what it calls the "proportion of jobs at high risk of automation." Most of the jobs at risk of being taken by robots generally involved low skilled, manual work, but some of them might surprise you.

Check out the list below.

13. Information and communication — 3%: Information and communication workers don't need to lose much sleep over their incomes. A massive 97% of jobs in the sector are considered to be at "low risk of automation."

12. Education — 8%: Teachers don't need to worry too much about having their jobs stolen by robots in the coming years, with just 8% of jobs in the education sector at high risk of automation.

11. Arts, entertainment and recreation — 23%: Actors, musicians, and anyone else working in the entertainment industry have a 23% chance of having their job automated. However, nearly two thirds of jobs in the sector are safe for the time being.