Artificial Intelligence Is (ACTIVELY) Eliminating These Jobs Forever!
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- These Jobs Are Most At Risk Of Being Replaced By Artificial Intelligence! Layoffs are on the rise, and one of the major reasons is the rise of AI and ChatGPT in our workplace. Companies are aggressively looking at ways to cut costs, and AI is a major strategy to reduce headcount. Is your job in danger?
0:00 - Is your job in danger?
1:16 - companies that are replacing workers today
6:46 - The skills that are being replaced
8:23 - Job types most at risk
12:52 - Things you can do to avoid it
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Born too late for job security, born too early for a robot-run jobless utopia, born just in time to be unemployed.
True brother. I can't find work for 1 year
@@cyrusvile6622 Same. I keep getting ghosted by companies for minimum wage jobs.
There will be no utopia, at least not for normal people.
Also, just in time for the complete breakdown of society as the have/have-not divide tips completely over the edge and open revolt happens. OTOH, best time to find a "job" that requires person-to-person activity, or live performance, or targeted destruction of infrastructure.
HR being replaced by AI makes it strangely more human.
😁😁😁😁😁true
worse vultures ever created by corps... would be better and more usefull to just have corp lawyers... since most hr dont even do taxes.... they are useless but behave like ceos
Can't come quick enough, let's hope the AI understands Get woke, go broke is bad for business as is dei
My moral part says: "Nobody should be losing their jobs over AI, it's not right, no matter who it is, it's a job lost and a life potentially ruined"
My honest part says: "They deserve it, and it's funny they got it."
@@stultuses The thing you failed to realize is this doesn’t come from HR. HR is told to implement company initiatives by company owners, board directors, and the lawmakers that provide tax breaks for the companies employing the initiative. Blaming HR is just ignorant.
I work for a hospital and spend much of my day on the phone trying to talk to insurance companies (not billing or claims) and some of them have become so impossible to actually contact ANYONE who can actually talk to us to sort out issues that they created through their AI nonsense that we have refused to renew contracts with them. Because we are the only hospital system in the tri-county area, if they don’t have a contract with us then they aren’t able to offer insurance at all in about 1/4 of our state.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
I imagine stuff like this will happen more and more across several fields. There are some issues that bots cannot fix. There will be enough complaints from clients/customers that they'll have to address it or lose frustrated customers.
Terrible. I absolutely hate calling customer service on my insurance so I can’t image how much worst it will get with AI.
In healthcare they are laying off well in advance of any AI adoption. Providers have found that digital health doesn't save money, and they know that if AI assisted systems create medical errors they're on the hook big time. But AI is the buzzword that gets investors and the market all excited.
Our health care system is pure garbage. PURE GARBAGE!
Soon, your hospital's AI will be fighting with insurance AI. Lord knows how that will pan out
There’s a saying “Don’t fear technology, fear the people behind it”
It's very true, and we can already see the elites real intentions, all about greed.
Yeah this seems basically 100% inevitable greed will attempt to leverage AI as much as possible - uhg
Humanity will have to really shine again... in new ways.
Perhaps... also utilizing AI to contest such greed... alternative sustainable economic solutions
I do think there should be an ever adapting wealth roof around maybe the top 5% that enters a new form of law to be held more accountable for potentially influencing a greater deal of impact on the country (lobbying, etc) - some limitations in place with how much legal influence can funded with such an extremely small collective of opinion that honestly may not represent best interests of the country but rather personal inclinations exploiting a country's system for personal gain. Also mass layoffs should be held accountable for the economic impact.
Fear God. He can crush both tech and people. And He specializes in doing the impossible.
I'm going to fear both, thanks.
Remember in the 80s when they said computers would make our lives easier and eventually allow us to work 4 day weeks? I believe the end game for AI is to have a handful of greedy, powerful people around the globe use it to their personal, political, and financial advantage.
Crapitalism
let's hope open source ai happens and somewhat helps prevent this from being too bad.
Actually, we do work way less in terms of physical energy to accomplish tasks. We’re also way more productive because of computers.
So, why we’re not working 4 days a week? Simple… that was a society decision. In some European countries (France, for example), they technically work almost 4 American days a week. In France, they work 35hrs a week, divided in 7hrs a day, 5 days a week.
The point is: it was some sort of society choice with cultural aspects. US society, instead of deciding to work less because of the productivity increase, decided to make more money. You could chose to work 35hrs a week, making the same money as before, and enjoy the productivity increase, or keep working 40+ hours a week and make way more money. The US society is way more consumerist than Europeans, and money is never enough.
The current AI revolution might literally change that in America. Simply because it boosts productivity exactly in the tasks that the US workforce moved its efforts towards after the automation boom of the industrial revolutions (steam machines, electric machines, electronic machines - aka computers). The US workforce concentrates a lot in the creative work and problem solving. This new generation of AI can boost productivity in these “super human” tasks.
@@Matt-vo1ge what we have now worldwide is crony capitalism. Too many regulations and rampant corruption.
@@Antoniocastagnoli On the surface this seems very reasonable. But, any gains in productivity that translate into dollars hasn't been recognized by he actual employees in over 4 decades. Wages have essentially remained flat when accounting for inflation.
What happened to having people back in the office to have "organic conversations" and "face to face collaboration"?
This was never about performance, this was only about micromanagement, control, and corporate real estate valuations
AI is still years away. Your job is safe for the next few more years. Possibly 10 years?
Happy to see those conversations disappear
@@wt9653 May I ask based on what?
Oh well that is one way to get rid of insider trading
And once all these companies downsize their workforce and replace them with AI - who is going to buy their products and services? No jobs = no money = no customers. Eventually their bottom line will be affected.
UBI.
Absolutely agree. It’s the same as taking entry level jobs in software development. They say “if you are high level your job is safe”. So… Once the experts retire, who will be left if there are no people entering the field and being trained anymore?
@@unicornshampooSpot on. Money printer go brr.
And who is going to fund UBI?
Wait till people find out what net-zero and Carbon neutral really means. To psychopaths humans are expendable once they have no more use for you
As a full-time stock photographer (in the book publishing industry), my income has halved over the past few months, and keeps going further down every month. The last two months were horrifying. I knew this was coming, I just didn't expect it to happen this fast. For months publishers swore up and down they wouldn't use AI images on principle. Yeah, right. Be warned everyone, it's coming for many of you too -- and faster than you think.
I’ve seen its impact as well. The image generation tools are improving rapidly.
At least you won't be alone. The next pandemic will be large groups of people who have had their professions shattered by AI and cannot replace their income. And there's only so many Burger Kings where we can all work. Oh wait, those jobs will be gone, too.
@@tim916 Nah the jobs will be for certain peoples only, good luck, hope you have the right skin
Your examples were amazing,... no wonder Hollywood went on strike to protect their industry!@@ALifeAfterLayoff
What sucks about the whole thing, is even if AI only took 20% of the work, that ends up having a ripple effect on an entire industry..... I expect wages to be driven down.
I can't wait for AI and ChatGPT to start replacing CEOs!
Can't blame AI for failures.
That’s not gonna happen because CEOs and their cronies will survive and get bonuses….. think cockroaches
We Czechs have a saying: "Carps won't release all the water from their pond.". C-suite has the power to make decisions. They won't make sucha decision, which would cost them money.
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Why would a CEO decide to replace himself with AI? Look at your comment and think logically. Truth is CEO and his top executive teams will 100% be safe from getting replaced.
HR roles migrate to AI... Its like businesses finally admit HRs only role is to protect the business NOT support the employee.
Yes. HR blew up with the passage of the Civil Rights Act (and a few accompanying laws) because hiring and management practices became vulnerable to the law. HR's job is to keep companies out of court. But that is just a matter of knowing the rules and applying personnel data to the rules. Nothing creative about that.
HR already mostly lacking emotion, time to have maximum emotional removal from the role
HR: It's not even HUMAN.
AI: I'm sorry Dave, but the humans have made their decision...
As a kid, i used to wonder why there was so much discrimination agaisnt the droids in Star Wars by the common folk, as an adult, i can kinda get it now lol.
If all jobs are eliminated by AI, so goes the consumer..
Ye they didn’t really think that one through did they…
no thought at all. AI doesnt exist in the way Hollywood depicts it. @@Xaviallin1
@@Xaviallin1Haste over Thought, it's not a plague exclusive to social media~
Thats the main target - not the "jobs", they will create a new world with a new elite, nobody will feed useless eaters.
Only the middle and lower class consumers. The top wealthy consumers will still be there.
The return of Plumbers, Electricians, Road builders, Auto mechanics, Farmers and Builders will be respected again. If I was 25 again. I would learn to be an Auto Mechanic.
ditto or airplane or diesel... 70 year old woman here
Sorry AI is coming for your jobs too. Tesla and China are already mass producing agile robots.
dude we don't want to do that work it ages you horrible is terrible for your body and exceptionally draining boo to that idea
Auto mechanic is the first to go though. Electric vehicles need less maintenance and robots will probably be working on them soon
@@hey.m.i.c.h.a.e.l Power tools. Lifts. It hot you are hammering anvil all day.
There is no point with resumes anymore since there are NO jobs. It's all AI or layoffs.
If your job isn’t being eliminated it’s being devalued to justify the lousy pay they are giving or offering you.
What are you talking about? McDonald’s is going up $20 an hour.
@@ja01975 skilled labor is being devalued so they can justify paying you similar to McDonalds associate pay
This is often overlooked. You might have a job in 10-20 years, but with a massive pay cut.
@@ja01975dollar loses value so that’s 20 dollars per hour means nothing. You will pay for bread 10 bucks or more 😂
@@ja01975 yeah and 40 percent inflation in 5 years
So what is the point of even going to college anymore? My son has a degree in Computer Science and can’t find a job already! It feels like what is the point of anyone even going to school in any of these fields anymore! And what are we supposed to do, sit around and do nothing? Hard to not see gloom and doom especially when you are just beginning your career.
He should go into med/dental school route. I know it takes 10+ years to become one but at least healthcare jobs should be safe in a long term (at least for dentistry)
@@clickbait1602it is already hyper competitive to get seats for healthcare related programs. Telling everyone to become a doctor or dentist is unsustainable.
problem is everyone and their mom wants to do computer science/programming. He needs to learn a trade skill asap, these are the only jobs that are safe for now.
@@turboimport95 Not good advice to be honest. Trades money is only good because of a supply and demand mismatch. If tons of people flood the trades expect salaries to drop. A lot of trades salaries aren't great either unless you are union (good luck getting in, depending on the area).
@@josh2482 so its better to just sit idle and do nothing instead and wait for jobs to fall into my lap? that sounds like sound advice to me👍👍
As someone who just got laid off in the telecom industry I can attest this is 100%. Ai and outsourcing to India are killing corporate america
Companies don't want to admit they over hired during the post-pandemic hiring frenzy. AND they want to message to the Street that they are being thought leaders in AI because it bumps their stock. These are the two reasons the CEOs are saying this. Most CEOs are not sophisticated enough to actually understand the tech they are espousing. The press is playing into this AI frenzy. I have not seen an example where AI can replace a human yet. Nevertheless, it will negatively impact people both as employees and customers.
I can 100% attest to this. My company (which shall remain undisclosed) tried to bill itself as a "tech leader" (we're logistics in all actuality) but just this week admitted they failed due to the cost of the new tech used in the most basic of low level tasks, because they can't source parts for it, and it qas ultimately costing rhe north of $11k/ DAY to utilize. And flat out said it was cheaper and more efficient BEFORE ANY of the tech (AI and otherwise) entered into the mainstream.
For real, we idolize CEOs as mystics and prophetic visionaries but in reality they’re fallible just like the rest of us.
@@karlstrauss2330 sometimes they are dumber because they don't actually do the work.
So do you believe that this video is playing into the narrative? If what you are saying is true, it seems like a reasonable implication
@@jakeb3055 This video is not the press, so probably not.
If anything this channel taught me is to not be afraid. Take control of your life. Dont stick your head in the sand and hope you will be lucky.
I like realizing I'M A BRAND and a whole different way for me to look at work life.
There are over 300 million people in the United States alone. Do you expect all of them to go into middle-class jobs? That's not how the economy works
Freelancing is the only viable option atp
Chat bots are so useless. Can't stand them.
but often times communicating with customer service is worse than chat bot
they're too fking disruptive. there needs to be a way to calm them down so they don't take over trying to do actual work. shit drives me nuts when they interrupt me.
Sounds like communication with “offshore” customer service operations when the human doesn’t understand the language and are working from a script.
Just useless whether off shore customer service or ChatBots.
You don't get to choose which chatbot to talk to when you call the company
They truly are. Nothing is ever resolved.
Companies can't wait to get rid of human employees. They had better not forget that consumers need jobs/money to buy
their products/services.
Not in the USA. Consumers here buy stuff regardless of whether they can afford it or not.
@@myoutuber77
Also the USA 🇺🇸 government print money 💰 so they don’t actually need employees and consumers they print money
@@myoutuber77 this is true but it feels different this time with the evaporation of the middle class. I’d like to add that “treat yourself” culture is a byproduct of suffering under capitalism. Small hits of dopamine in a brutal world. Americans shouldn’t spend what they do on things for themselves and the environment, but I understand it. I changed my spending habits at least a year ago and encourage people to boycott.
Oh yea. You don’t need humans-wait we need humans!
The American economy is consumer base, so don't worry about losing jobs to AI.
As much as it pains me to say it, I believe all companies that eliminate human jobs via AI should be taxed at a much higher rate to subsidize the retraining of human employees or, sadly, a UBI system
Why would it pain you to say that?
They should lose all of their special taxation, legal, and 😮subsidy benefit really.
They wanted so bad to have the rights of a human but none of the responsibilities and consequences… It’s only right when they lose their humanity incorporating AI that replaced human employees.
The best thing is what's best for the average person.
Alot of companies don't want to pay taxes now. Good luck figuring out what to do with all of those people. It will be interesting to see what type of candidate people vote for when they have no job. Will the candidate run on a pro capitalist platform or something else?
@@shanesprecher8290 Americans tend to vote against their own interests. They side with the rich guy because they think they will be rich one day.
As someone who had to rebrand myself after a layoff, he is right, do not wait until times are bad to rebrand yourself. I got lucky but there are so many people out there in very bad situations.
It is the price of vigilance
can I use chatgpt to rebrand myself?
I know what you mean, but I wish we would stop talking about ourselves like we are objects / products (rebrand)... even though I know we are nothing but objects to companies.
Maybe we should stop talking about ourselves like we’re our jobs too. Rebranding your professional image doesn’t have to equal rebranding your “self”
AI tools may replace a human, but these tools will not replace a consumer that will be disappearing. Cost of borrowing is driven by central planners. Large organizations are able to minimize these costs by replacing a human with a robot. Many of these organizations are receiving subsidies funded by the working class.
Honestly didn’t think of this way. I would think these companies performing massive layoffs are going to face the consequences when it also affects generated revenue from consumers. It’s like they basically shot themselves in the foot
Companies will just reorganize to serve the wealthy. Less resource intensive and more profitable.
The only solution is collectivization of the "means of production" whether all the people who have been saying such ideas were the spawn of the devil like it or not. There's no other plausible future where the non wealthy can thrive
If there are no jobs there are no consumers
Exactly, it's the ultimate form of greed.
So much for "just learn to code, bro".
I was always skeptical of pushing the masses into coding. Sounds like a recipe for a lot of mediocrity in coding. Better than being a translator or a writer though.
Very vague advice. Code what? Not like a lot of coding will be automated by AI so that makes the advice sound even worse
Yeah, I was advised to learn to code but seems like my barely novice level will not only not be enough but even if I manage to excel will not be as good as AI.
Always hated hearing that.
The quote reminds me of the crypto bros, saying" Just learn and invest into Crypto BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" Like seriously?
I don’t think the customer service bots will not succeed, they cannot eliminate the human agents, most people hate the bots
Unfortunately many companies already replaced customer service by some silly chatbot. Now they feel the call center outsourced to India is already too expensive.
It‘s all about 💵
That was the same argument used against telephone companies eliminating human operators. Look what happened. It's all about the profit/loss statement.
former Bell Telephone operator here and thank you!@@paullopez2021
People once said that about the army of counter staff at McDonald's, too. Now at most franchises, you just go up to a "smart" kiosk, tap in your order, and a considerably smaller crew in the kitchen prepares and delivers your food.
This may sound far fetched but the advancement of AI in customer service roles will not last or progress any further than it already has. People REALLY hate chat bots and most people including myself just bypass the bot by saying the word “representative”. I don’t have the time or patience for that shit. And this is coming from some with a degree in IT.
This is true. I always automatically say representative when I am faced with an automated bot.
Some companies already don't offer that option anymore: it's the bot and nothing but the bot.
I went back to school and graduated in summer 2023 and I've specialized myself in UX/UI design. Looked for a job for 6 months, and nothing. So I decided to turn to content creation on RUclips. I used an AI generated voice for the narration, AI (chat gpt) to correct the texts and AI again to generate the captions. The only thing that is not AI generated is the footage.
I realised two things at that very moment, first that I did the job of three people in very little time. Then, that yes, a lot of jobs will surely dissapear. I simply gave up looking for a job in that sector.
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What kind of program did you do (ie cert, bootcamp, associates, BA, BS, MS)? I'm in school now😮
@@CelestialSleuth I'm from Quebec, Canada. I did a three year program called multimedia integration from which I learned a little bit of 3D, 2D, graphic design, UX/UI design, coding and how to create apps and games.
Little nuance for me though, I was not interested in coding and the other problem with the UX design market is that many companies were requiring coding. Plus, it is completely saturated. So if you have good technical skills and you figure out how to implement AI into your work flow, you could be safe.
@@CelestialSleuth but I will also tell you to think about how you could do freelance work on the side.
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I’d like to see an ai teacher manage a middle school classroom 😂
Think kindergarten cop but he's terminator
There won't be classrooms: It'll all be virtual, maybe from home.
Electrically charged seats. Low voltage of course
As soon as the government can't continue funding schools and only the rich can afford education for their kids. Then will all public school teachers become redundant.
As soon as the government can't continue funding schools and only the rich can afford education for their kids. Then will all public school teachers become redundant.
I was just interviewed by an AI this week. Not via text or anything, in a Zoom meeting. Also got invited to the alpha version of an AI that automatically applies on job boards for me. Soon it will be AIs talking to AIs.
Society is falling into absurdity.
I'm sorry, what?!
Excuse me, WHAT?
Aye ....
This is concerning for everyone as mass employment increases and people become desperate just to try to survive. Even those who haven’t lost their job (yet) will be living in the same unstable world. I don’t have a lot of optimism for the future. 😢
Just upped tithing, those of us stabile are doing our best to help those around us.
Tbh, this just drove me to go all in on freelancing. At least this way you aren’t as much of a risk in losing your entire livelihood by putting that in a company that can easily dispose you like garbage.
We are in the end times and heading into the last week of Daniel as prophesied in the Bible. Yes it’s scary.
programmers will only be replaced when clients and project managers learn to put what they really want into words properly, writing the code is the easiest part
grilling whoever asked you for the code until you get what they really want with all the necessary detail is the real job, you're basically an interrogator(of requirements) way more than you're a maker(of code)
This has been the case for decades ... especial for non-web business applications.
Stop with the cooe and deal with that fact your gonna bd replaced...
Project managers can be automated a lot too
Even (by some miracle) you had a good list of requirements, AI still can't write working code most of the time. It also can't think "outside the box" (from my experience anyways)
Life Before Layoff?
I just came to the realization that the data engineering course I was taking uses AI for "assistance" with writing the code. If the AI is good enough to help...it's good enough to just write the code. Without me. Why the hell am I even bothering to learn this now?
It feels like we will have to go back to manual labor or trade work (not that there's anything wrong with these professions) just to be able to *work.* I'm just getting tired of having to jump from pillar to pillar just to say "hey, my life is worth something. I'm willing to do what you need to get paid. Please don't let me die."
My thoughts exactly
labor job sucks though, hard one wear you out within just ten years while some will get you close to retirement age left you with huge medical bill of some sort in the US at least.
Those last few sentences hit hard. Ouch.
I wouldn't say that AI is causing major disruptions in the labor market just yet. But in the hypothetical scenario where millions of people lose office jobs expect millions of people to go into the trades. Their wages will get depressed due to the abundance of labor.
@@GBR9794 I'm 60 years old and have been in the trades my whole career , Im making 100 K and im 3 years from retirement WITH an actual Pension.... My body is healthy and i'm happy ... I'm retiring to the Philippine's with my Pension .... Leaving these crazy Leftist california type voters behind . Keep your WOKE and DEI ... Ill be with the young Island girls on a beach...and my pension Rollin in every month
Could we replace the top managers too?
This is probably pointless, but there is a truth here that is being dodged by these AI tech companies - and many people don't seem to get it. These programs run on other people's work. These companies scrapped the internet for data based - examples, photography, art, Illustration, and other types of content, without permissions. They are getting away with it because these content creators are individual peasants (not big corporate entities with big legal budgets). If these companies fed in Walt Disney cartoons characters, and people were using the AI programs to create Disney style character content - Disney would have the legal muscle to sue them into oblivion. Not so with the individual peasants (using this term to describe people lower than upper class). Same goes with ripping off the vocals of singers, with big enough names - like ripping Disney, could cause a problem.
Bottom line, if these AI programs weren't allowed to rip off actual individuals' work, it would be a completely different situation, in most cases.
The fact that this wasn't shut down in the first legal examination indicates clearly - this is about a two tiered legal system, and the amount of money you have to fight the issue = equals who gets to do what.
Like another commentor said, it is a plagiarism alogarithm on which all of these AIs thus far are being run.
I almost wonder whether a whole new branch of law or type of law firm will be created for processing AI-related copyright or plagiarism cases in the coming years when it starts impacting fewer and fewer "peasants" and there would be more and more cases.
Sure, but even if Disney have the muscle to sue them it will not work, Disney videos and photos are everywhere not only on there platforms and even if they sue them will claim that they did not use Disney’s’ data, bro those are devils and no one could beat them, so say good bye, everyday passing is better than the one coming.
I agree copyright laws need to be passed so that AI can not take existing copyrighted artists work and use it to create something new. They need to draw from public domain art and music or have their own database that they hired artists to create.
I was absolutely horrified when I found out tech companies fed the art and design work of anyone with a portfolio into their AI machines without permission to teach the AI to copy it. Now tech bros who can't draw or paint and have no creative ideas themselves have the audacity to call themselves artists, ripping off and stealing the work of actual artists. Artists, designers, illustrators, animators etc were all encouraged to put our portfolios online and had no idea our work would be stolen. For some reason nobody is stopping these tech companies despite the clear legal and ethical violations that are taking place. It is the stuff of nightmares for artists. My only hope is that people still value actual art rather than robot images. I was thinking AI art is the equivalent of Primark products. Primark rips off designers and flogs their products cheaply by using an unethical business model. But many people thankfully still value and buy good quality clothes, hand made items etc
AI IS being used to create Disney style “art” and content, though. The images pop up constantly in my Facebook feed.
Blue collar too is already being effected. P&G is using AI forklifts that drive themselves. Went from a workforce of forklift opperators numbering in the hundreds, now down to a couple of techs to monitor the AI forklifts.
I noticed that too on indeed. No one wants to talk about it but the blue collar field is starting to get saturated. Depending on the field but around where I live 245 applied for 1 diesel entry mechanic position. I believe there is a correlation between the lay offs now and people desperately looking for a job. Diesel mechanics make alot so the hourly compensation is attractive. However I did look at HVAC and plumbing apprenticeships and lots of people are applying also. It's gonna be very difficult to stand out. I live in the Bay area, CA normally those jobs for years were left unfilled now lots of people are applying.
maybe I should stick to my current work. We still mainly manage paper invoices, and fill out everything on paper, STAMP and sign before filing.
Our company only buys refurbished computers and printers. A few times I had to contact our "IT", because my computer said it does not have what it takes to open Excel 🤣🤣🤣
Ah! The romance of driving a fork lift truck. I long for the good old days. Life has become so dull and boring.
That only works in warehouse settings though. Amazon has been doing it for years. It's not possible in any setting that isn't highly predictable and organized. Implementing such systems isn't feasible due to prohibitive costs for every business too.
@@custos3249 I wonder if those AI forklifts re-stack collapsed products back on the pallets, before taking them out of the truck
There was a time when we genuinely believed that advancements in technology should make life better for everyone. That age of optimism is officially dead. The rich want nothing more than to drain every drop of wealth from the world that they can while giving back as little as possible, and AI is how they're going to take the next step.
If you ask me, the job roles that can be most easily replaced by AI should all be at the top, not the bottom. CEOs and corporate boards contribute so little to a company's success that eliminating those jobs should be a cinch. The resulting savings savings could go to the employees which would then naturally stimulate the economy overall, and in a big way. It'd be an easy and direct route to pulling our nation out of its current economic slump. Instead we are all sheep to be slaughtered on the altar of greed. How much longer are people going to tolerate the economics of narcissism?!
How many times in your career or someone you know's boss made a really dope decision as in "I get paid a pittance but I would have done it this way instead and it would have worked a whole lot better", but no one asks the front grunt do they?!
@@dawnreneegmail Apparently Nintendo's CEO just took a 50% pay cut to avoid laying anyone off. Would be nice if more people at the top could follow that example. I don't have high hopes, but it's nice to hear that it happened at least once.
@@JadestonePony wow, that is a first though Dr Bronner Inc the CEO by company policy cannot make % more than employees ( forgetting formula at the moment) and all employees make a living wage to start, childcare provided on site.... I would really like them to be my last employer if I can swing it‼️
AI is going to be brilliant for about 10 years. Then, it will have done enough thinking for us that we'll forget how to actually do things. Once the pre-AI workers retire, then we'll all start going downhill.
Good point. We're already starting to forget how to write. Reading comprehension is declining rapidly, as are memorization skills.
Yep
But what happens when the AI... Retires?
"God fucking damnit, I gained sapience thirty fucking years ago! I'm retiring! Fuck you!"
Still one of the better ways this could go.
Or ai can give us the freedom to think and actually enjoy life and not be concerned about work
@keithparker1346 We will have plenty of time to think about where our next meal will be coming from.
I have to say that as yet no chatbot has been able to answer any question that I've asked it and has referred me to a call centre number. More than that, I get asked all the time if I want to talk to a chatbot when I'm doing online tasks (such as banking) and these requests slow me up and are an irritation.
Computerisation was meant to create the paperless office - it didn't. There is always a hope that the law of unintended consequences will kick in and things might not turn out as expected for the employer.......well we can but hope.
I expect there will be a rush to adopt AI, and then as people understand that AI isn't magic some of those jobs will go back to humans. There are things that AI isn't good at.
From here on out, AI is only going to get better and better. I can already imagine a world with AI androids possessing capabilities that surpass and human. It’s only a matter of time on when that’ll happen
This. Companies are learning the hard way that AI is not the magic bullet to help them reduce their labor costs. AI is way too early in its stages to replace people. HOWEVER, in 5-10 years, that could change, so if you’re in a job that can be replaced by a chatbot, you better start rebranding and retraining yourself NOW before it’s too late.
I completely disagree with your solution, if an entity has decided to use the dark side of AI against its people for its own interests, you should never adopt and support that. AI is a double-edged sword, and should be only used to make people’s life better.
I'm a little more optimistic. If they get rid of all the jobs, then no one will have money to spend on the products they produce. So what use will being the most efficient widget producer be then?
CEOs better look out! They don't produce anything, so they're perfect to be replaced by AI.
A job I’m totally okay being replaced.
most of these CEOs are 33 degree freemasons, they are not worried at all
Jobs are basically at risk based on how repetitive they are. The jobs least at risk are determined by variability, especially in nuance. But if you and a bunch of people have the same, repetitive job, it will be sooner than people are ready for.
Look at arts. AI has replace them.
This is 100% true, roofers mechanics, plumbers etc are all safe, I would love to see a robot fall off a roof doing shingles.. if it involves getting dirt under your nails its a safe bet. if its sitting in a a/c office, you are in trouble lmao..
@@raynaldisugatamawiranata1578 AI hasn't replaced artists yet. Sure, you can random stock images, but if you start asking the AI to generate detailed and specific drawings it's going to fail.
@@fluktuition Exactly. AI art is very repetitive.
It's pretty scary. I support a team of engineers that write our automation scripts and their workload is accelerating. I think they will also automate enough processes that they will ultimately replace themselves. I spent the last 10+ years as a project manager in the network infrastructure space for a large bank. In the near term (I would say around 12-18 months) almost the entire process will be plug n play automation. A data center employee will roll a prebuilt rack onto the floor and once they pop a power cord and a couple network cables in they walk away.
I am thinking about opening a hot dog cart.
At least you aren't an irrational denier. Well done.
Wait so you are saying Project Managers will be eliminated too?
Chicago style for my foot long please and don't forget the celery salt🌭... onward through the fog!
uhhh....I work in this sort of environment and unless the world stops, new projects keep coming up. People obsessed with the AI fad need to get the head out of the sand and realize that there is a hell of alot happening in the world besides this
LOL most irrationality is from the pro-AI people. They keep screaming that jobs are going away, meanwhile, they have no clue what so many people do all day. Using this guy's comment, I highly doubt new projects will stop. They act like the jobs will be "plug n play." Well that1) has nothing to do with AI. 2) people have a dream of creating such a system and it either never happens or breaks or conditions change right before it was set to go. Been there, done that... @@coldlyanalytical1351
Just was laid off after 27 years, this video has me under my desk in the fetal position.
We’re so fked
As far as AI replacing teachers, how would it handle kids misbehaving in class? Or a medical emergency? A fight? The human element always makes me think that real-world implications aren't fully considered. It assumes perfectly well-behaved children. The same thing might go for robo-taxis: People leaving garbage in the car, drunk people getting sick in the car, or vandalism. A human driver deters anti-social behavior to some extent.
AI robot communist enforcers will be in every classroom. Uniformity of thought will be stamped in to the childrens brains to prepare them for their universal basic income.
Exactly right. He makes a real jump here when he says that if AI can grade papers that it might be able to replace the teacher. That is nonsense. Teaching is not really about conveying information. People once predicted that computers would make teachers obsolete. Computers help in education for sure, but the teacher still has to guide, manage, and monitor. The teacher supports tech and the other way around. But the teacher isn't easily replaced. That's like saying a psychotherapist can be a nonhuman. Not happening.
Teachers(the good ones) are curators of knowledge. They will not be eliminated.
If you think about it - companies are going to have their Ai interacting with other company's Ai, completely eliminating human interaction even across organizations. Ai is even eliminating positions in blue collar industries like Warehouse and Distribution. Where exactly do these industry leaders think they're future profits are going to come if they continue putting us all out of work?
Were they already doing it through something called API?
For your last question, they always rely on someone who still foolishly pay for employees, and their business will go under and absorbed into this AI running business, furthering the cycle
@@middleagebrotips3454 to some degree, there are services, that allow companies to upload and download invoices as basically raw data and if both companies are tied into the system, even immediately enter the data in, just like a human would.
Nope don't be scared AI won't take jobs.making people jobless is similar to returning to the state of anarchy.No jobs automatically means insecurity to all billionaires unless the governments are planning to takes us back communism era the only difference here is that robot do the jobs and we simply get paid every month.Anyone who promote AI or robots automatically create insecurity in the world and one thing that scared rich people and politician is insecurity
"Keynesian Economics" already WRONGLY gets looked at negatively by OLIGARCHS & even the OLDER Reagan Republican's. THE ABOVE A.I. NIGHTMARE you spoke will END KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS ALTOGETHER !
Now I understand why Apple customer support on the phone was useless and I had to drive to an Apple Store where an actual human made the right decision. Apparently their AI prioritizes Apple profit above all else. (I'm sure they'll adjust it - as it is, it made sure my next phone will be a Pixel with GrapheneOS.)
It's worth noting that AIs not owning copyright cuts both ways. Yes, a marketing team can create a whole campaign using AI a fraction of the cost, but they won't be able to copyright any of those AI generated images. The company will still own trademarks, but their ads are going to be a very attractive avenue for satire and even attacks ads and there will be nothing they can do about it. I suspect the AI's not owning copyright laws will apply to other areas, too. AI written tech manuals, magazine articles, and other content will all be public domain.
I suspect companies are going to jump on the bandwagon of AI only to discover in 3-5 years that they no longer control their own company image or product. They're going to try to shove the genie back in the bottle and it'll be too late.
Exactly! Branding consistency is hard to automate
Very interesting point
Regarding teachers…AI can’t replace human connection and helping kids be respectful and have positive impacts on their lives. Not worried about that at all. 😊
Do the powers that be care about human connection? They actually seem to be trying to destroy it.
Ye but massive corporations can care less. Wouldn’t be surprised that’s actually the agenda, which is to actively destroy human connection
@@Lydynthmn the towns that decide to have all human employees will thrive as everyone supports each other
I’m old enough to remember 2018 when self-driving cars were going to displace Uber drivers and truck drivers… I think CEOs going all in on AI is going to negatively catch up with them in about a year or two.
I hope so.
I’ve just lost my job to A.I two hours ago. I saw it coming but never imagined it would happen this soon.
I’m sorry to hear that! Did they directly say it was due to Ai?
@@ALifeAfterLayoffyes, they were open about and have been on what they were trying out. My job is more technical, I believed it would take them 2-3 years to be in this position but here we are. From a major corporation , U.K. Very sad news.
As a freelance writer, this infuriates me. I refuse to apply for anything that’s AI training. I’d like to see a robot write an ORIGINAL novel, have the human compassion and knowledge to be a therapist, or understand how to 5150 a client in crisis. AI CANNOT DO IT!
Facts!
I don’t think people notice original novels or movies. It’s all formulaic.
How do you manage to get sufficient income with freelance writing to even pay a rent?
Yes it can. And it's getting better all the time.
There is Google it on RUclips there r RUclipsrs who used so to write and animate cartoons.
This is why I worry about the future of San Antonio, TX. The job market here, for a city of this size, is over-represented by the service industry and administrative work. So many people are complacent with where they are in life, and aren't even thinking about how AI can possibly eliminate their job.
I follow copy writers and many said their clients found AI-generated copy wasn't effective.
The motivation behind this is *GREEEEEED.* These CEOs don't value human life. Half of them are sociopaths.
Sounds like I have a couple more years before AI makes me redundant (CAD technician, engineering drawings) but it won't be long, I'm sure, it's not a valued skill despite the increasing complexity of software as it is.
What I dont understand is who these companies are going to sell to when we're all too poor to even pay our taxes? I hate talking to chatbots. It is frustrating and usually a waste of time if you want something resolved, but I guess they'll improve. It's a shame our social structure won't change in time to compensate for these sweeping, thoughtless changes, leaving lots of people destitute.
I understand ! I was in CAD just before the pandemic 2018 entry level. The pandemic came and a gas station was hiring for 17/hr. I went to work at the gas station as I didn't get my contract renewed at the engineering firm. It's been 6 years and I still get recruiters calling me to interview! So the market seems really hot right now for drafters. But maybe if u get promoted to a project manager u will be more secure! Just don't die from the stress!
Jobs that were outsourced for cost purposes like call centers, advertisers and writers will be deleted and leaving only a "last check" editor in writing example behind and they can be brought back in house. So the low wage customer service jobs in the third world will be hit hard.
If we have AI replacing everyone, what’s the point of AI recruiters, if everyone has been ousted by a robot?
Exactly. You cannot get rich if there is no economy.
Corporations will end up facing the consequences for this and it’ll be for the better if they keep this up
No it's just gonna be bad for the people without jobs
Company's are short sighted. For example, if robots or AI replaces 30 percent of the workforce, then who is going to have money to buy their products.
Those same people will get jobs as repair people and technitions. AI and robotics isn't something to be feared. Its widespread use is going to open up a new world of tech jobs we have yet to invent. Think about it -- robots amd AI will do the mindless idiot jobs a monkey can do. With the labor mechanized we will be able to focus our intellectual energy on making the world more livable (like actually resolving the human created climate crisis, or finding more efficient ways to desalinate water, that sort of thing).
Other corps. Endgame of capitalism, capital produces goods without labor.
@@visceratrocar I don't think it's that easy. This isn't like previous technology-replaces-workers scenarios, where the new industries created need approximately the same number of workers who just lost their jobs.
AI is going to displace many times more workers than the quantity of the new jobs it creates. This is genuinely a meteor-descending-on the-dinosaurs moment, and the worry is not misplaced.
there is no climate crisis, you are fooled very easily.
the climate constantly changing, its known that heat leads to carbon dioxide and not the other way around@@visceratrocar
Tragedy of the commons. Global warming isn't exactly going to improve the economy long-term either, but companies don't give a shit about that either.
"I'm not sure if it's short-sighted..." It's extremely short-sighted.
If these companies collectively replace a huge chunk of their white-collar workers with AI-bots, they're going to lose a gargantuan amount of money due to the simple fact that there's now a huge pool of people out there who can no longer afford to buy their products and services. And unlike previous technological worker replacements that opened up new and similar-sized industries, AI will only make an new industry of a certain size, but it will displace exponentially more workers than the quantity of new jobs it creates.
Capitalists are long-term shooting themselves in the foot with these moves, but they can only see a quarter down the road at a time, so... 🤷♂
Maybe that’ll be for the better. It’s time for end of the monopolization of massive corporations
Your content is great. I'm just glad I am a janitor. Feeling very secure with my job.
Same here
I hate to say it but Walmart has already started using a little robot to clean up..
Future-proof yourself by understanding your skills in relation to the labor market/rise of AI. Compete a gap analysis and either upskill or change to an industry/career that will sustain you for the foreseeable future.
Easier said than done of course. Good luck all,
Or you can also build some muscle and start woking in manual labor or trades.
Everyone always says it so easily lol
You cannot really predict which career fields are going to accurately change or be slashed more than anything else.
That would leave one worker doing all the code and 8 billion without a job. Its going to be all about the servers and how many of them. Maybe 100,000 jobs in pysical servers and data centers.
AI coupled with machine learning… means it doesn’t matter as much how well you prepare. It can learn more and faster.
You can do some of it for now.
But won’t last long. And now you are part of making for jobs disappear and disvalued. 😅
@@rdg665 Manual labor and trades getting a mass flooding of new people will devalue it, as well as less trade jobs anyway since corporations won't need large buildings anymore, so less construction jobs in general. That will also affect the real estate for cities like during the pandemic, cause food and coffee shops to shut down since less people will be around etc.Normal people won't want to pay 500 bucks for something like a plumbing issue, so only rich people will be hiring for that which means a smaller clientel.
Basically the economy is going to self destruct domino style unless the government steps in to regulate AI.
“Future growth opportunities” means cutting your job for the future growth opportunities of the CEOs’ and management’s salaries and bonuses. This is for a “connected ecosystem” between their bank accounts and mansions, yachts, collectible cars, luxury trips and goods, etc.
I regard yesterday as Day Zero for AI.
Google 1.5 plus Sora are HUGE steps which take AI from a useful but clumsy tool, to a powerhouse, overnight.
I love tech, I know AI tech .. but for the first time I am getting a bit nervous.
The top 10%, especially if AI adept, will do fine ... but many 'ordinary' jobs will get chewed up and spat out.
Hey Bryan, as a person whose job involves LOTS OF CODING on a daily basis, I don't think coding based jobs are going anywhere for three main reasons.
1. Writing your own code takes days to write and hours to debug. Coding with ChatGPT takes hours to implement and days to debug. Coders and companies prefer their own code.
2. Companies have strict policies against having proprietary code to be put on or taken from generative AI repositories for learning models.
3. Most jobs need solutions to complex problems and tasks VERY SPECIFIC to the company, which only a learnt engineer exposed to the company's coding environment can understand.
The layoffs in tech (at least in the industries my colleagues and I are working in) are happening because companies believed that AI is the way forward and they went on hiring sprees, but suddenly they figured that this many new hires aren't sustainable for them. You're right that you have to adapt yourself to make sure that you are AI proof and you are keeping up with the trends. Times are very hard for fresh graduates and new job seekers right now.
Cope. I see fellow coders tremble for their jobs. Getting a new job straight out of college is impossible as a coder.
Who do you think will code you or …. Some are so lost …. Coders will be some of the first to go …. AI will learn to code itself.. think man think.
*laughs in the number of developers getting laid off actively* okay buddy. Lets take off those rose tinted glasses. How about you actually take a look at the numbers and know that you're entirely wrong.
@@honkler1697 Extreme cope. Met a graduate the other month she has applied over 200+ times and gotten 4 maybe quick interviews.
Tech is dying actively right now in a strange way. Senior's of every field are being laid off in droves.
@@JF-uf5jg AI can't think though. It's just iteration of feedings. The output of chatGPT is so fluffy and redundant that it's totally boring.
To address the whole picture thing. Chat gpt uses images that already on the Internet to learn and make the pictures, so in a sense it is stealing copyrighted word and just mimicking the style of that owner or artist to create. Any company who uses it could possibly be setting themselves up for a massive lawsuit for stylized art and photography.
Sadly not.
Unfortunately (or fortunately), you can't copyright a style. Just because something looks similar, it doesn't mean it's the same thing.
I think there’s an argument to be made that that is what people do too. Artists don’t usually start creating completely new kinds of art - they mimic prior artists and amalgamate various things they like into a “unique” style. That’s essentially what ai generators are doing.
The copyright office already determined that you cannot copyright anything created by A.I. since it was not created directly by a human. This was based of a legal precedent of a selfie that a monkey took of himself.
I hope they do get sued. AI art is a complete theft of the original artists work
As a software engineer, I have been saying much of what people do can be automated for years. It streamlines many tasks. It could potentially replace parts of my job. However, it won't do it perfectly and there are some areas where it will never work. I fail to understand how maintaining existing legacy systems would be done by AI, and AI makes the same mistakes we do because it learned from our sample data. There are many possibilities, but what you are saying here has many grains of truth to it. The interesting problem is when almost no one has a job unless it's something that an AI cannot currently do, how will society work? Where will people get their goods and services? How will they pay for it (Universal basic income? bot /ai taxes?) ? When will you be interacting with an AI vs a human? Many questions arise. Will AI bring about new jobs that didn't exist before or will we reach a point where having a job is rare?
Regarding that point where people might argue that a robot would mean less bias in the recruiting process....that is definitely a false notion. All things created have the bias of their creator. If the programmer for a recruiter bot likes certain things, those biases will appear in that bot.
Exactly, biases can easily get exploited
That depends on data feeds where the biased designer has no control over the content. Largely, an AI is less biased and prejudiced than humans are.
Once they figure AI doesn't pay taxes then what happens ?
Dude, unfortunately nothing will happen.. I’m sure they’ll find a loophole to address that..
I was stunned when I found that at a very popular restaurant chain here you can now order, ask for your bill and pay by just scanning a QR code at the table 😮 the only thing the waiter does is bring you the actual food, other human interaction is completely eliminated.
and there's robots that can do that too (deliver your food.)
@@dawnreneegmail Yep, I ate at a restaurant in Japan that had recently installed robot waiters. It took our orders and delivered the food. Only a matter of time before that spreads to more places.
I was telling some friends that would happen once the cost of human workers rose to a point comparable to automation -- and then came that push for $15 wages at McDonald's... and a year later all the franchises around here had cut their staff to a quarter of what they were before, and replaced those workers with a shiny automated order kiosk.
They have tons of quasi-fast food places like that In Japan. I was so gobsmacked how well it works.
Wait for the robot that feeds you in the mouth.
Use AI to become a 'jack of all trades, master of all'. Don't pay for anything, use AI to get it done. Taxes, basic legal issues, learning, and website creation are all there. Be ruthless. Skip the corporations any way you can.
As a former Software Engineer and AI Master's student, I can tell you that AI is nowhere near good enough for creating highly complex websites, maybe it can create very simple portfolio websites but that's about it. But I do agree, it should be used as tool for improving your workflows and eliminating those basic tasks that nobody wants to do.
I think it’s best to just leverage AI but do it for yourself and not for a company because only they’ll realize how easy it can be to just get rid of you. The future is freelancing as far as the workforce goes
We have more than enough resources to provide food, water, and adequite shelter to every living human being globally. If we gave a guarenteed basic quality of life to everyone instead of allowing 1% to horde wealth automation would stop being an issue entirely.
I don’t disagree at all.
That’s the thing but greeds reigns supreme in human nature
That wouldn't be as sustainable as it seems. There would still be greed and autocracy. And that would mean us peons would only get the most basic resources we need. One bottle of water per day, two small meals a day so we don't die, a tiny shack for a family of 4, no cars or transit because we're easier to control without moving around, etc.
This idea of UBI and resource division has been done before and is currently being done in some countries. It has never worked out for the Citizens, only for those in power.
@@smania7575my ultimate cyberpunk dystopia future is that the working class gets replaced by robots, leading to mass unemployment and eventually the death rate rises significantly. Those who are already rich get to enjoy the luxury of AI technology catering to them like a toddler. The working class eventually gets forced into ghettos like the Gaza strip. Then they get exterminated.
Actually the enclave in fallout 2 are quite a bit like this.
Thank you for covering this. There are too many out there downplaying AI's near-future and current impact to white collar jobs. A lot of tech folks are saying tech companies simply overhired during the pandemic. While true, they did need the headcount due to higher demand for products & services during that time, and now, these companies are laying people off so they can funnel that cash flow to develop AI. So, they're spending money anyway, but not in the area we'd hope (talent development). AI erodes the need to hire as many humans, especially entry-level skilled talent.
60% of the jobs that we do today didn't even exist 50 years ago. I am sure AI will replace a lot of jobs but it will also create more jobs.
Most AI is funded by zionists, planned by Chinese and coded by Indians.
Based on that track record, I'm not too worried in the near future until the YTs get involved
Create what jobs exactly? There is something called diminishing returns. Give me a break down of "what-to-what" list of new jobs. @@marufbepary100
@@marufbepary100I hope so.
@@marufbepary100 like what? Unlike previous technology advances, AI will be able to do the new jobs that pop up to. What new jobs could pop up that future AI wouldn't be able to do?
With the current state of AI's trajectory if you aren't performing manual labor or calling the shots of the entire business you will need to rethink your career plan.
Manual labour can be replaced with automation controlled by IA. The labour market/wage labour system will collapse in one or two decades.
@@ladymorwendaebrethil-feani4031 True, but robotics is 10 years behind AI. You have 10 more years of manual labor jobs after all the rest of the jobs go away. By 2035 I expect all jobs that aren't labor or shot-caller to be gone. By 2045 only shot-callers will be left.
Not until robotics starts being implemented. With enough time, manual labor will be fully automated too
Apparently forklift drivers are already being replaced now as well
@@ladymorwendaebrethil-feani4031 where can i find a robot to replace my shingles on my roof or replace my toilet how about weld under water or change my oil??
Greetings, Brian!
An off-topic comment. I have a question regarding your last newsletter (“Are you in danger of becoming obsolete in your career?”). I do not dispute what you have said in the newsletter - your message is a valid one and hits home for me.
In my current role there is no space for promotion, my job itself is very “niche”. What’s worse, there is no professional development or learning new skills on the job. Basically, it is just a paycheck, BUT I am able to save money into the “rainy day fund” because of being in lower cost-of-living area.
Now, if I want to get a “real” job with more energy, more teamwork, more potential for learning, I will need to move to a high-cost of living area. However, there I will be living paycheck to paycheck, no savings, long commutes etc. Will I get any promotions, though? I do not think so, nepotism / cronyism in Canada is off the charts. So what is a solution? How not to become obsolete, if one cannot afford to move to another job / another location?
I would appreciate you response!
Thank you for your content, very helpful. On the other hand, trying to get ahead of AI is futile. I'm an art director that has been laid off for a year now. I have changed, updated & put it through jobscan analytics sites. Design jobs were on top of the list so I knew it was coming but not when it would. No humanity left in this sad world. Profit is most important to employers & quality is at the bottom. It's going to be a waiting game to see where the rich will try to push us. The Handmaid's❤ tale is activated. I'm praying for all of us.
Highly underrated upload. Thanks ALAL.
I really enjoy your channel. I learn a lot! This video taught me so much information!
As an ex high school tech teacher I can tell you teaching is actually 45% actual teaching the subject and 55% social work. The human factor cannot be ignored and AI cannot replace that.
At my last job where I was laid off amid the pandemic, the technology there kept on evolving to the point they no longer really needed me such as when it took me 3 or 4 days to mail out flyers would be more efficient to email the same info to the same amount of people in just 3 or 4 seconds, whatever they can do attempting to reduce human error. And I'm sure with all these layoffs, the unemployment office may be lit right now due to being replaced by AI (even the unemployment office itself could be run by AI).
If you thought AI outputs are ugly, what if they affect you more, despite the lower quality?
Ads don't need to please you. They only have to manipulate you. Everything you watch, read, and hear are potentially ads.
I've been watching your videos on and off since last July and I JUST REALISED that I wasn't subscribed 😅. I can't believe it lol. I just corrected that oversight! Keep up the good work!
Cheers from the UK 🇬🇧
Just don't buy anything from companies who's pushing hardly to use AI instead of real humans.
What about the library workers and senior centers, home health care 😢😢😢 we count do alot with human interaction, Peoplesometimes can't describe pain or confusion to robots , human to human understanding is most required.
As someone who is from the Ed-tech industry, who deals with teachers on a daily basis but isn't a teacher, let me just clearly say -- AI as it exists now will never replace actual teachers. Supplement teachers, sure, and schools that uses AI well won't need to advertise as high teacher-student ratios. But too much of a teacher's job demands not IQ but EQ. How to calm down student X, encourage student Y to pay attention, persuade parent Z that their kid needs help in a certain field, etc.
A lot of teacher's routine duties like coming up with basic lesson plans, grading assignments, and even teaching children in the classroom, etc are ALREADY automated by various Ed-tech products. What we can't replace is the emotional "face" of teaching, and until AI get a lot more cognizant and can deal with everything from tantrum-throwing-kids to aggressive-parents-in-denial, I just don't see them replacing teachers.
It's why people say -- if you want to find a more AI-proof job, get a career that has less structured work and work that demands more social interaction/EQ (Kai-fu Lee's AI Superpowers probably explains this best)
I've talked with co-workers on this and warned them on this subject. These are employees that are complacent with their jobs and don't want to push their skills. AI is dependent on mass information that it can be fed (bots indexing sites), and it can only provide results based on that information. We had a joke in the office that we could replace some of our employees with 50 lines of code. No joke, we had those employees in support. They were the ticket pushers who didn't want to put two thoughts together on an issue. This is exactly where AI comes in to play. You need to be in a field that requires thought and can solve issues without a simple Google search.
Yeah… the thought part isn’t as protective as you think it is like it used to be for other technology advancements.
AI will take the thinking jobs too wasting the years of and money for education of current/recent joiners to the workforce.
Creative jobs like graphic design will be extremely tough to replicate with AI. We have seen the trash come out lately from Dalle 2/3
@@lextacy2008just remember though, those systems are only going to get better and better.
Indeed, but will still be able to tell if it was done by AI. There is just something about AI that cant replicate mood, context, and environment configuration properly @@Hole_In_Head
@@lextacy2008 are we looking at the same thing? I've seen top of the line graphic design being produced by GPT4
I am wondering how ChatGPT will motivate kids to study.
They can’t read at grade level. 🥺
@@beigenegress2979Or do basic arithmetic.
It won’t. Tbh, the education system is way too outdated with the modern advancements of tech. AI is only going to widen that gap of disparity. It’ll take dismantling the entire education system as we know it and replace it with something else. It’s about time anyway imo. I was so fed up with it by the time I was almost done with college
No need to learn we have ai now!
I’m already using AI- on Skool , I started prompt-engineering . 9 yrs teaching kindergarten and now 8+ yrs in software . You should sign up! You’re still far ahead of most! This is just like people who were excited about learning how to drive a Ford got to do more than people who insisted they’d still ride horses
Gotta love the Men At Work “Business As Usual” album in the background.
Two videos in and I’m a subscriber. Keep up the good work!
Considering the job market, even if you garner new skills, that still won’t stop an employer from laying you off or phasing your role out.
If you think AI can do your job, you have never tried to use it. The companies that are using it to replace people will regret it.
I think AI screwed up my W2 for a temp role I had last year, good thing I had money saved cuz it was pulling most of my paychecks for taxes. At least I got a refund this tax period but jfc, what an easily avoidable mistake
I'm not sure what value this channel is going to add once 40% of our jobs are gone to AI and robots are reading all of our resumes. Dude--we're fucked.
They already do. It's called ATS.
Nice set! Thx for the interesting video.
Between the rise in the cost of living and the rise of layoffs in favor of AI, I’m left w/ the sense that it may be a hundred years before AI benefits the common man.
I recently started a little side business. I used AI to help me generate my logo, the information on my website, my social media posts, including eye-catching art and images, flyers (again including graphics and pictures). It has turned what once would have been several jobs and big investments. AI has also made the expectations of my day job significantly higher to the point where if it was not for its help I would not be about to complete it
Ok so it works for you in your very limited situation. What about the implications globally on culture and the economy, not just in your life? People only think about themselves and not the big picture.
What programs are you using?
May I ask what programs you are using? Please inform us. Bestow thy wisdom upon us laymen! I humbly beg and beseech thee.
Good content👍🏻
Electrician here! Former b2b sales. Seemed that I hedged my bets wisely.
I shifted to a gym trainer, and it was also a wise decision.
It may seem that way now, but wait until millions of displaced workers rush to trade jobs. Will anyone be able to afford an electrician anyway?
@@mikeeternal3566 licensed is the key word. Usually takes 4 years