Here are the jobs hardest for AI to replace. Notice how there is zero IT jobs on there?
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Here are the jobs hardest for AI to replace. Notice how there is zero IT jobs on there?
>basically AI will replace women jobs
>all women will stay at home and show the insides of their butthole on OF
sad.
Did you not see Dishwasher on there?
Who EVER said that brute force + hand eye coordination skilled trades would be replaced by "AI"? Have you ever worked in the real world, are you blind? Deaf? Dumb?
all things considered, it is delusional to think that "verified human" pornographers are gonna be entirely out of work, you underestimate the absolute state of simps.
Skilled trades/builders aren't truly screwed until white boomers die - then no one will have money to pay for quality work, much less will they know the difference or care if it is good work - besides the fact that non-whites will prefer brown workers.
>automatically fit
I guess you're ignoring all the fat dumb fricks you work with
You're a certified moron if you think most people have "common sense", totally besides the point that people with money would rather save their time then frick around with handyman bullshit.
Good luck hiding your fetish from the death squads, pedo freak
Basic IT is techs going out to people's home to troubleshoot issues, now tell my how androids are about to take all those jobs next week.
>pretty much all the jobs people were initially hoping ai robots would replace are now all that will be available in the coming years
ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahq
It's funny. Not haha funny. But definitely SOME kind of funny.
>Software can't replace your job if you need to be physically present and do non-repetitive physical tasks for your job.
Really? Damn OP. Also half that list pays peanuts.
it's not just about being physically present, because AI can be embedded in a robot, that's why there are no factory worker or pick/pack jobs on here, because they can be handled robotically, these are jobs with physicality but a fairly high amount of unpredictability
a job being all digital is still a point for replacing by AI of course, because you don't have to handle the robotic side at all
only until there's enough OF data available to set up a modem for that too
I feel like it's possible to model some of these too. We just need suitable robots to carry out those commands once it's been done. It's a ways off, but hopefully the future.
I hate pajeets so much
All those jobs are way too honest labor for me. I'd have to turn to neetdom if I can't phone it in half the week.
Most manual laborers only really work like an hour or two of the eight they clock in tbh
>work manual labor
>half of the employees do nothing
>the other half do nothing except complain about the other half doing nothing
lol
LMAO you have definitely never met anyone who works in construction
>be welder
>automatically BOT because i have to carry heavy equipment up and down ladders all day
>often do 16h shifts
>certified pipe welder so it pays ok
>game dev as a hobby in free time
wouldn't have it any other way
>16h shifts
>free time
lol what free time
nta
I suppose by working long shifts he can do shorter work week leaving him more time to work on his game.
LARP, every blue collar worker lives off goyslop
idiot
Masonry seems comfy
now combine it with modern robotics and the only thing left is basically jobs that require you to execute precise, complex manual tasks in a diverse environment. cut out those that could be replaced by changing the process (e.g. trimming weed manually vs using a tumbler) and you're left with almost nuffin.
i've been learning to program for 4 months now and i'm looking to get into fullstack. i might try to move into other niches later but this is my plan for now.
i wonder if i should i also look into learning a trade like being a electrician. i'm paranoid the AI stuff will force me into it so might as well start now.
It doesn't matter. We all can't be dishwashers. An "AI proof" career won't do any good when society collapses from this shit anyway.
It doesn't make sense.
If you have a business that you want to automate, that's because you want more profit. Instead of spending money on labor, you get the money and then you spend it on luxuries I guess?
But the luxuries are being automated too, so what's the point of money?
Won't it come down to whoever gets their hands on the best AI weapons first, so they can stop the other billionaires from using all the resources?
Because once you get good enough AI you don't need money because the AI can get you anything you need.
>cooks, short order
oh no
HIroshima is doomed. There are buildings where several floors, if not entire buildings are nothing but okonomiyaki booths.
http://www.okonomimura.jp/foreign/english.html
Achievable natty?
>Here are the jobs hardest for AI to replace. Notice how there is zero IT jobs on there?
>t.
i thought the street shitting thing was just a meme
never forget that those are the people that have been telling you AI will put you out of a job in 2 more weeks for the past year
Shame those jobs suck and its alot of work to get into a high level well paying position. Roofing is fricking trash and labor intensive, and you have to work in 90 degree weather in the sun. Its also dangerous and you might get injured. After all that not unless your the boss man you aren't making much. Many of them drink and smoke, also you have much competition from illegals, especially for basic labor/helper roles which is where you have to start off anyways. Also if you fall off a ladder or roof and break your leg or end up permantly injured or in a wheel chair then all your hard work building your carrer is over.
Is that a robot?
what AI?
I'm glad to have gotten into the IT thing early.
>jobs that are already highly automated
>jobs that will soon be highly automated
>jobs too specialised to automate
>jobs that will soon be redundant
>jobs that aren't economical enough to automate i.e., low wages
>skilled manual labour
>unskilled manual labour
if you're not in a highly specialised field your job security isn't looking good
we are unironically going back to feudalism
Pic.
I've now seen a few posts on X of well established artists saying to others to edge their bets and start learning a new skill and look for opportunities outside of their field. That's scary.
These machine learning and natural processing algos have improved really fast in just a matter of a couple years, we're just at the start. Soon they will start hitting critical mass and new more complex applications and ways to use them will emerge. I don't think however we will have something approaching AGI in the near future, at least not for the next two to three decades and most physical jobs will still require humans (at least until androids are as good as a human).
My fear is that humans will stop thinking and creating. That will be the end of us, even before AGI is achieved. Not to mention the scariest part of using it for military and biological purposes.
Mechanical engineer here getting into Deep learning to hedge my bets. Already know programming since I saw that was going to be beneficial when I finished my studies. Now the crops are ripe for harvesting. Good luck to the low skilled / performing engineers.
>My fear is that humans will stop thinking and creating.
I imagine a future where we're free from the 40+ hour workweek or the need to monetize our activities to have the time and freedom to pursue creative endeavors.
In fairness a lot of NEETs aren't exactly being creative or productive in their spare time, but it could be argued that this is because being unemployed but still financially constrained mentally poisons you. Richgay NEETs do stuff like make video games or become pretty decent artists, for example. Poorgay ones tend to just watch porn or otherwise stay mired in misery since they don't usually have their own space or personal freedom to properly unwind mentally.
This is true, being NEET without financial security fricks you up mentally.
the first things being automated are creative practices though.
you do know we did come from a world without tech right? It's not that hard to make it again.
>Dishwashers
Somehow I think you'll still be fine with that degree in computer science.
This means we may see a form of universal basic income.
AI will first replace knowledge economy jobs, anything to do with the mind or thinking. the hardest jobs to automate will be blue collar trade jobs where you work with your hands. Going to be a while until they can create a robot that can fix your plumbing
It won't take as long as you think, look at fast take off scenarios which are most likely going to happen.
also my plan in case of ai automation is to become a priest
Half of these is made obsolete by self-driving cars and fully automatized repair stations.
The other half is hard filtered by the incoming pods that come pre-installed with everything.
I was thinking of getting a job in telecommunications since right now there aren't that many jobs in programming especially if you are starting out everybody is looking for someone with experience in multiple frameworks
>floor layers except carpet
how the frick can AI lay carpet
Ask your mom
>how the frick can AI lay carpet
>Ask your mom
golden kek
Unironically help desk should be one the list. AI will not be able to deal with morons.
>agricultural equipment operator
That's me tbh, it was hard at first to switch the keyboard and mouse for a mower but I really like it, and I also make more money plus plants don't talk
>Be a good slave
>Don't complain
>If you don't, the mean, unintelligent Artificial Intelligence will replace you.
Why do you fall into this ridiculous trap?
Ai already replaced cooks
list jobs replaced by ai so far. Not enhanced, but replaced. I have this collected so far:
>Agricultural Equipment Operators
So.... Farmers?
"Farmers" don't exist anymore, they got outcompeted by corporate operations. The question is how long it will take the corporations to hook up AI to the tractors (already happened) and then load/service them (not viable yet and wouldn't need "AI", just money).
Farmers are making hand-over-fist for pasture eggs, milk and beef you dumb piece of shit
That's a microscopic minority of farmers. The big grocery stores and restaurants aren't buying bespoke handcrafted organic grass fed free range beef, they're buying bulk from factory farms.
AI won't do shit until we achieve true AGI and it gets released to the public (never).
CEOs can't be replaced becuz AI can only replace workers that CEOs want to fire.
manual laborers are all conmen, anything they know you can learn from watching 3 videos on youtube and applying common sense
>java enterprise software
IYKYK
AI has literally already replaced most basic IT guys. Look at Linus video when they were calling tech support lines.
why isn't Congolese Child slavery on this list? Africa is too poor and unsafe for people to send their robots to do the mining of cobalt.
>Most workers sitting on their asses doing nothing
>They're not even using wheelbarrows
Send me over there and I'll teach these Black folk some real slavery
AI powered robots will do those jobs
I've a friend who's an ornamental stonemason, does graves. It takes so damn long that he never has enough money.