About AI

[bendensanakalan]

I believe the first will be "Customer Service Representatives"

I think this is a bit difficult; it's hard to get AI to do the job that customer service does. Right now, when we call any bank or company, the AI assistant's guidance is useless; it doesn't understand you and redirects you to the wrong place. I don't know if this will improve.

 

[bendensanakalan]

Absolutely agree with you - big business only cares about profit. So it kind of makes you wonder… are corporations actually higher than governments in the power hierarchy?))
although it's a rhetorical question, 'cause quite often that’s exactly how things work.

It's already clear that large corporations are superior to governments and even manipulate government policies. Therefore, those who will cause people to lose their jobs through AI will again be large corporations.

 

[cptbartowski]

Translators and customer services but it can be a bit hard to achieve this.
On the other hand if we think that it was really bad 5 years ago it can also happen very fast.
However, they are not gonna feel anything so human mind still different.

 

[bendensanakalan]

Translators and customer services but it can be a bit hard to achieve this.
On the other hand if we think that it was really bad 5 years ago it can also happen very fast.
However, they are not gonna feel anything so human mind still different.

For artificial intelligence to take over some jobs from humans, it needs to possess certain characteristics that humans have but AI lacks: emotions, personality, and the ability to make interpretations.

 

[Nikolaos]

With entering AI to our life which jobs will be ended firstly?

I believe programming jobs will get extinct first. But this is my personal opinion; looking forward to hearing from others about this.

Tasks or jobs which are repetitive and rule-based are being hit the most initially, by AI. We are already seeing call center and chat-based support roles very quickly now being replaced by AI-powered virtual assistants that can handle queries 24/7. Also, graphic designers and content writers are facing the AI heat.

I totally agree with you!

 

[austinn2603]

AI isn't going to kill off jobs; it’s just going to force them to evolve. Take software devs, for instance—they’re basically becoming 'vibe-coding' janitors. Honestly, if I were a programmer, I’d be rooting for everyone to jump on the vibe-coding bandwagon. Think of the massive business opportunity in fixing and cleaning up all that messy code later on!