AI replacing workers

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So, we all know that AI has been taken over quite good amount of workers recently (don’t know the exact percentage) — which industry sector will get affected the most in your opinion? and does that worry you nowadays?
 
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.
I don't know what percentage of people you are talking about, but I do know that many incompetent employees and students lost their jobs and education once more and more institutions and corporations started to realize the problem of artificial intelligence taking over the market.
The use of AI should in no way reflect on society, much less degrade it.
 
When you're able to ask this question, the impact probably won't reach you. If you are affected by it, it's just a case of survival of the fittest.
 
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.
I don't know what percentage of people you are talking about, but I do know that many incompetent employees and students lost their jobs and education once more and more institutions and corporations started to realize the problem of artificial intelligence taking over the market.
The use of AI should in no way reflect on society, much less degrade it.
according to Elon Musk, AI will take over jobs not that far off
 
AI going to destroy the world, that's what I know for sure. Not sure about employment.

But I think Japan is working on stripper AI robots, Maybe strippers will be affected the most?
 
which industry sector will get affected the most in your opinion?

Depends on various fields like Finance, customer service, etc.
 
chefs, waitresses, checkout counters. taxis, truck drivers, customer service, secretaries, telephone sales reps, construction workers.
 
i guess customer service is one of the sectors most affected by AI replacing human workers. It's a concern because it might lead to job displacement and challenges for workers in finding new employment opportunities.
 
So, we all know that AI has been taken over quite good amount of workers recently (don’t know the exact percentage) — which industry sector will get affected the most in your opinion? and does that worry you nowadays?

Simple for me: Programming, Design. The most affected.

I feel bad for artists and developers, but that doesn't mean they ll get 100% replaced. It's a whole lot to debate here.
 
Its just a matter of time. It can replace everything from educators, writters, doctors, laywers. It can replace everything that requires either thinking or knowledge or both. We then have robotics that are currently increasingly get better and already start replacing manual labor.

The problem currently I see, also in this forum, is a great denialims, where people either think ChatGTP equals all AI or they argue that it just statistics. For people who think that, ask yourselves: Do you really think your employer cares about wether you think ChatGTP or whatever other kind of AI is using statistics or black magic?

Everyone who cares for their job, from manual labor to very complex cognitive work should worry a lot, since at the moment, most people play pretending to be dumb and naive, about what we all now is already happening behind the scenes and in front of our eyes.
 
Simple for me: Programming, Design. The most affected.

I feel bad for artists and developers, but that doesn't mean they ll get 100% replaced. It's a whole lot to debate here.
They will get replaces, but so will all other professions. This is the logical consequens, if you can replace any developer, everyone else, who does anything on their desktop or any cognitve job (physicst, doctors, laywers etc), will also be replaced.
 
The replaced sectors will be the ones which require intellectual work (customer care, law, copywriting, data analysis). I don't really care if the people will be replaced, because it is a revolution. Who doesn't adapt won't have any success.
 
I feel that yet to see the complete product which can replace any job but 2 or 3 quarters Ai can be fine product
 
The replaced sectors will be the ones which require intellectual work (customer care, law, copywriting, data analysis). I don't really care if the people will be replaced, because it is a revolution. Who doesn't adapt won't have any success.
but how don’t you care? aren’t you concerned even a bit?
 
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