All The Jobs AI Will Replace In 5 Years (And Jobs That It Won’t)

All The Jobs AI Will Replace In 5 Years (And Jobs That It Won’t)

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[financewithsom]

software engineers are creating their own grave

[nitanice]

I'm a court reporter. I wasn't worried about Siri and Alexa understanding spoken language at first. But watching YouTube translate videos, it's gotten darn close to an actual court reporter. Now our software seems to be implementing it to help us do transcripts for court faster. Don't know how a computer swears that this really is what everyone said in court -- especially with "hallucinations, " but it's too close for comfort. I think I'll take up carpentry or plumbing....

[Howtofewithlove]

The jobs at risk starts way back at 8:23

[chewkeat]

When everyone is out of a job, what's the use of AI if people have no money to buy products or services from companies?

[medianvideos]

AI has already replaced my job as a copywriter. A friend was told directly by a guy who works for an advertising agency and he said "We use Chat GPT now, and then might hire an editor to check over the final copy that's written by the AI. We don't need to hire copywriters full-time now." So yeah, I am virtually unemployable now… and I send many many job applications and never heard back from any of them. It's already happening, right now.

[Nastia]

Afraid that AI will replace you? Get a farm somewhere in Wisconsin and learn to grow your own food. I think, the farther AI will go - the more people will start to return to the old ways of life to survive.

[hilaryjlittle]

No one thinks their job will be taken because everyone thinks they’re an exception

[akeelyaqub]

Speaking as an artist i think all creative jobs will be obsolete for humans in the next few years. Whats sadder is how happy the general public seems to be at this prospect. I for one am planning to switch careers to something that i guess would be considered "a real job" because im not wasting any more time building a career that a phucking robot is going to replace.

Another threat from AI wont be the AI itself but the millions of people whose jobs it took and were thrown into financial mayhem with no empathy or aid from their companies or the government. The revolts that will happen in the streets will create bigger shifts than AI ever will. You cant just fire 80+ million people and expect them to smile about it.

[oomphlagwumpla]

I think AI in arts will only end up like a different genre of art like how industrial era of music is, a tastless cash grab with no real passion. And manually created art will still have some still favoring.

[SAHtoshiDude]

Half our politicians will literally be pushing 90 in this timeline. Let’s let them make the rules, seems like a great ideas

[datukalex]

The real question is at which point do we stop training AI, and it starts training us.

[nosleeptv]

Unfortunately big corporate and government don’t care about regulating AI. More money for corporations and more control of the people for the government.

[davidpo]

The way you illustrate how AI works with the cards is actually really good, and easy to understand. It's easily the simplest way I've heard it described. I'm sick of people describing it like some artificial sentient person on a computer screen like you see in science fiction. It's so, so much cooler than that!

[edwilson]

How are corporations supposed to make money if nobody has money to buy anything?

[TerryTappArt]

Why aren't CEOs, CFOs. COOs, and investors afraid of being replaced?

[beelao]

I'm more attentive to your card deck trick than the lecture. LMAO.

[jaredalbin]

Ah man, yeah it’s scary sometimes when I think about what my children will grow up and deal with.

[pjay]

The magic is back baby! Love the shuffle example, there's a whole new world out there to explore! Thanks Dre!

[alexthorne]

dude those cardistry tricks were sick!!

[steffenaltmeier]

the problem with AI is that as soon as the ai improves faster than a human can learn a job, it makes no sense anymore to even employ and train a human. and with how fast ai is growing, more and more jobs will be affected. so, if you lose your job and switch careers, you can only do so by switschen to careers that are likely less affected by AI and if it ever turns out that this is not the case, you are without a job - again!