AI replacing workers

AI was made to assist workers and not to replace them. Plus, AI works betterr if workers give the right prompt, so it still needs a human touch.
 
AI was made to assist workers and not to replace them. Plus, AI works betterr if workers give the right prompt, so it still needs a human touch.
right? i don’t know but seems as iif theyre trying to minimize human labor to save money,
 
They will just give you universal basic income.

AI social era is coming!!!!

What's gonna be the point of it otherwise? Destroy people and stimulate homelessness? Don't be ridiculous.
 
They will just give you universal basic income.

AI social era is coming!!!!

What's gonna be the point of it otherwise? Destroy people and stimulate homelessness? Don't be ridiculous.
What do you think is the point ?
 
What do you think is the point ?
Comfort and reducing poverty around the world. Most people are dirt poor and slaving away at $1 a day. AI won't replace them. It will help them.

Those who can worry are mostly unskilled entrepreneurs. Build your skills.
 
In my opinion a.i will not take jobs it will just make more jobs and opportunities for us
 
I am worried about poorly trained people who are over 40 because their jobs can easily be replaced in a few years.
 
Construction workers are officially all fired. There is just enough resources to replace everyone. Who will build 8 billion robots? Robots. Only robots!! AI will be able to think out a robot using nothing but electricity and Reddit based college genius driven datasets. It will be breakthrough technology akin to teleportation
 
Construction workers are officially all fired. There is just enough resources to replace everyone. Who will build 8 billion robots? Robots. Only robots!! AI will be able to think out a robot using nothing but electricity and Reddit based college genius driven datasets. It will be breakthrough technology akin to teleportation
does that apply to third world countries?
 
Companies know that they still need to be patient and know that workers are worried heavily about possibly losing their jobs, thus they advertise their jobs as "safe", to avoid having too few workers until

the they are more than willing to throw you away every single human worker they have and replace them with robotics. Companies care about one thing, growth. And human workers can be inefficient,

expensive and a huge liability to any buisness (speaking from a purely buisness point of view).


So any machine that can do the same will be seen as an advancement, since even if they might cost more

intially, with cheaper robotics over time, they essentially get cheaper workers with either the same capabilities or even better ones. Companies did this cost reduction before and still do is by employing

foreigners, ideally from the third world, or if not possible the second world (remotely or locallay) or young-workers (either teens or up to mid-tweenties usually) and as long as they still do the same job for a

fraction of the price, or produce worse products, but costumers don't care, they will be prefered from a financial and efficiency point of view.
 
AI makes our life much easier but more complicated and spesific things AI has long way to go...
 
Companies know that they still need to be patient and know that workers are worried heavily about possibly losing their jobs, thus they advertise their jobs as "safe", to avoid having too few workers until

the they are more than willing to throw you away every single human worker they have and replace them with robotics. Companies care about one thing, growth. And human workers can be inefficient,

expensive and a huge liability to any buisness (speaking from a purely buisness point of view).


So any machine that can do the same will be seen as an advancement, since even if they might cost more

intially, with cheaper robotics over time, they essentially get cheaper workers with either the same capabilities or even better ones. Companies did this cost reduction before and still do is by employing

foreigners, ideally from the third world, or if not possible the second world (remotely or locallay) or young-workers (either teens or up to mid-tweenties usually) and as long as they still do the same job for a

fraction of the price, or produce worse products, but costumers don't care, they will be prefered from a financial and efficiency point of view.
That’s awful, I’m sure a lot of sectors are going to have a catastrophic mistakes, especially the car industry, now imagine what it could lead to.. they will learn the hard way that humans are not replaceable
 
First of all, I would like to point out that AI itself was designed to help/ease/accelerate human labor, but in no way to replace jobs.
Yup, exactly this. Pretty much all the AI brands are naming their software to communicate this: Copilot (Microsoft), Gemini (Google), etc. It's supposed to pair with you and help you as an assistant; it will take another technological leap before anything like this can replace you.
 
software engineers and research scientists are in jeopardy
 
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