Open AI's New SORA Could Eliminate An Entire Industry Of Jobs

Open AI's New SORA Could Eliminate An Entire Industry Of Jobs. Tyler Perry is very worried about how AI will impact the entertainment industry. He believes it will lead to layoffs and job eliminations. In this video, let's take a closer look at how SORA and other ChatGPT-related technologies threaten the average person and what you can do about it.

0:00 - intro
1:18 - what is SORA?
8:29 - the impact on the creative industry
12:35 - jobs will be eliminated
16:14 - Apple laying off to focus on AI
17:39 - ChatGPT's evolution is FAST
22:24 - AI's market map

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[theravenousrabbit]

The irony of AI taking all the jobs is that there will no-one left able to buy products and services due to having no jobs.

[JHF_Gaming]

A computer painting pictures and writing books while humanity toils for minimum wage doing crap jobs is not the future I expected.

[leona]

As a filmmaker, I can confidently say, we’re screwed.

[uzmaki]

I noticed that a lot of folks were extremely unhappy to be told about this, and criticized you for showing viewers more anxiety-inducing news. But frankly, I was grateful because I'd rather learn about alarming new developments like this from a friendly and sympathetic person than just have it sprung on me. This gives me time to adjust. Thank you for the thoughtful info!

[ewpvbdq]

Expectations of future - robots will take over all hard manual labour, while humanity will be free to explora arts.
Reality - robots take over art professions while manual labour is still mostly for humans.

[beep]

I’m the lead designer for a major resort in a major tourist destination in TN. This AI stuff terrifies me to my core. Took many years to get to my position, and this AI stuff could steal it away in a matter of years.

[andrewjones]

Never bet against billionaires and their sociopathic greed. You'll own nothing

[drednac]

I am software engineer and I have just recently had to work on my resume and I used AI and I am totally mind blown with it. This technology is going to change the world very soon in a way and scale that we have never seen before. It's going to affect everybody.

[BoringTroublemaker]

I don’t care how impressive graphics are - I’m not simply not interested in everything I watch being generated by a machine. The world is full of beauty and wonder that I will never get to see in person. Having art and real life replaced by AI is cheap.

[paulheydarian]

Nice! It's NOT all Gloom & Doom, but It's about 99% Gloom & Doom.

[aprilcaron]

I used to work in the insurance industry. The first wave of computer software and automation, in the late 90’s-early 2000’s. Entire departments were eliminated. All of the underwriting clerks were eliminated, then all the claims technicians. Suddenly as an adjuster I was doing all of the work my technician used to do and my own. I could see the hand writing on the wall and went into the trades. I’m now a pipe fitter and while technology changes my job it’s not eliminating jobs. The decision to change careers into something that was very difficult to automate was the best decision I’ve ever made. Blade runner level robots may be coming but they are much further off. Plumbers, electricians, carpenters, mill wrights, linemen. Jobs that both handle physical objects but are absolutely not repetitive are the way to go.

[lxine]

I have already seen layoffs at my company directly due to AI. Our whole photography team was let go and replaced by Midjourney. Not more sets are needed, no props, no models, no animals are being used now to create backgrounds and situations for our products. Extend that to no more real estate needed to rent for shoots, no more Make-up artists and stylists being hired, no catering etc. The ripple effect is actually frightening - I believe we might be seeing a large amount of the general population become unemployed in the next few years.

[shermanngjazz]

When I thought that the job market couldn't get worse, this pops up...

[alvaromartinezmateu]

I think the danger is jobs not created rather than jobs destroyed, people should use AI to be better than AI alone. Human + AI seems to be better than just AI

[anaestereo]

The pervasive part of this is that companies looked to low cost countries to offshore work....now with AI the play field is.leveled, everyone is under threat regardless of geographical location.

[Meritumas]

this is why I am moving back from software engineering back to my roots: electrical engineering. Plenty of jobs around. AI won't install, replace and test electric devices.

[jrock]

WALL-E Is looking more and more realistic by the day

[everss]

It could easily replace recruiters. spam contact people and lie about the job and pay.

[KJYIG]

death of art..imagine the savings, but also the lack artists. Lack of imagination or the lack of humans to be creative...it will be great loss

[HolisticHealth-PMS]

This is terrifying to me. Imagine in the future when someone is terminated from a job because they generated a false video of an employee stealing. How about the first person sentenced to jail time?