Star Trek showed where we could be going. Coding in Star Trek went somewhat like this: "computer, apply a algorithm to the alien signal." The engineer supplies the idea, and the computer would take care of the details, or ask back when further important decisions would need to be made.
Don't worry, by the time AI replaces programmers (yes it will happens) All other jobs will be replaced as well. History proves that coding has been the most difficult task to automate, after decades of fast paced improvements in hardware and software tolls, coding still being something done by humans with bare hands, and remember AI is being created by coders, so most probably we will be the last in the line, still being part of the line along side all other jobs.
Jocaste Yexil Cybernetics is where Humans will be able to merge with machines and become cyborgs. Cyborgs will compete with AI in the future and who knows AI might be able to think 50 years into the future but Cyborgs maybe able to think 200 years into he future with cybernetic brain implants. So I wouldn’t say AI is king because there is always far greater intelligence out there and far more dominant. AI will meet it’s match in the future it’s just a matter of time.
really, question sounds more like "will airplane replace legs?" basically no. because wealth will never replace health. and vice versa. it will co-exists and coder-math-ai mechanics knowledge will be next-gen jobs, like in good old cyberpunk movies :)
The people who benefit from AI and basic income tend live in the western hemisphere since we have the infrastructure for launching it. The natural resources however are usually mined in the northern hemisphere. People keep painting this beautiful picture of basic income but i think it will more likely be something of an "Elysium" scenario.
I think history teaches us that it gradually gets better for people over time. Yes, the west has advantages ... but it is narrowing. With Ai and robotics, there will be much less scarcity. Hording that which is free or nearly free serves no purpose.
Thanks for bring this issue. program-bot is really a concern. That may explain why US high school students do not focus on coding very much. Coding is just one of the options among visual art, performance art, computer aided graphic design, pottery, robotics, foreign languages, sports in their afternoon classes. When they are 35 or 40s, there may not be too many coders jobs.
BTW Tensorflow just made an AUTOML website which requires no machine learning experience thus everyone can now make ML Algorithms to solve their business problems
Hello Stefan, glad I found your channel, always down to earth and have a view on the bigger picture. 👍 Also great video quality. Maybe you could elaborate a bit on which cam and other tech you use for vlogging?
i think the term you are looking for is "sustainable mechatronics" beg to differ. AI can and DOES solve complex tasks from start to finish. anywhere from simply finding out if a person in a picture is the same person in another picture to complex market analytics HR, QA and even financial guidance. well, from start to finish after you define the environment.
I can't recall who made a similar prediction in the early 20th century. There was an economist who said increased technological productivity and reduced work day will result in people being able to have more leisure time and increased happiness. That didn't really happen though did it? the increased productivity with technology meant a smaller subset survived the transition and prospered with better jobs. Those jobs are not small work days either. If there is no need for your services you will simply be eliminated.
I might be wrong. B2B salesmen, UX front end graphics designers who deal with customers a lot daily should be needed. With evolved easy-to-use frameworks, templates to modify may be provided to front end people. "Shallow" back end engineers sound in danger. Deep back end (including platform choose, OS, DBA) may survive but fewer openings than before. This is a little bit like lawyer industry in England: AI (natural language processing) software enables experienced layers handle much more law cases and young attorneys are in trouble. Data analysts who know math/business and need to do presentations in high level management meetings will survive. Data analysts who code? Don't know! at least start-ups still need them. Data analysts who use excel for small business, POS system providers' extended services or Google analytics may kill your business. One thing is for sure: politicians never die.
How's a whole Business Intelligence team? 1. ETL developers? 2. SQL developers? 3.model developers? 4. data analysts? I guess 1,2, and DBA may merge. 3, 4 may merge together.
i don't think we'll have unlimited resources, the 2nd law of thermodynamics ensures that, but i think our energy demands will probably grow so we could spread out to other planets and celestial bodies to do mining. there'll be other jobs for sure because human greed knows no bounds. if we can fully automate our lives i think we will have a really tough time adjusting to it, kind of like we adjust to social media, computer phones, and other tech we've come up with. i think there will be a greater demand for more natural environments or things that simulate human experiences of older times, i think at which point we'd decide how to plan much further in the future, at least I'd hope, what do do when our star dries up, what to do when the galaxy has run out of useful energy and resources, that would be a nice to be able to worry about such problems.
Hello Stefan! Firstly thanks for the great videos, I've accumulated a lot of info and advices while following you, so thanks again. I have a question regarding machine learning, what's your take on that, do you think it's a skill worth the time and effort, especially for a developer. Thanks!
I would imagine there is a good future in machine learning and anything that has to do with AI. That said, I don't know enough about the field to comment on it beyond that. Just keep in mind it is a good idea to be ahead of the curve but you don't want to leapfrog too far ahead because you might starve waiting for the business world to catch up to you! Stef
I think that universal basic income can't come soon enough. I would prefer if it came along before AI is perfected. You can still work while getting UBI, since it is universal. However, you won't have to work because you need the money from the job to live, you would be freed from that constraint.
You assume 1st world countries are gonna be productive enough to provide those benefits. India, China and many places in Africa are growing fast. Some 1st world countries might not be doing that well in a few years and no longer be able to steal talent from around the world.
Hopefully those countries will also be able to provide their people with UBI, as more and more jobs get automated and will become even cheaper than 3rd world wages.
people overestimate some aspects of technological evolvement, and underestimate others.. i mean look at the consoles and screens and blinking buttons the 'people of the future' stared at ;)
i remember from the time i was a kid, watching a documentary on those drivers of the huge trucks in canada, and how much money they were making, interesting that now they are gone, replaces by machines. I doubt that AI will become self sufficient and independent from humans right away, probably there will be plenty of jobs related to some sort of supporting AI - using AI as a tool - just as today there are higher level programming languages. As for today, we dont even have AI level to translate one language into another, non-native english speakers know it too well, trying to use google translate
ruclips.net/video/7Pq-S557XQU/видео.html That's what people thought about computers in the 1950s, only to destroy many industries, only creating a few as a result. AI is already better than humans at making AI. What we are witnessing isn't the completion of AI, but just the beginning. Many of the jobs most easily replaced by the machines seem to be industries with the most amount of people. "Not immediately, not everywhere, but in large enough numbers and soon enough that it's going to be a huge problem if we are not prepared. And we are not prepared." (CGP Grey)
an interesting comment, your assessment of AI and the future of work matches my own. But will AI be able to teach us and guide us e.g. in business?....will it be entirely open source and free of corporate bias, unlike now? I think open source AI is going to be really important, just like an open source internet.
Stefan Mischook yes I agree, its potentially a shift from capitalism as we know it to something else. I live in the UK. The main argument for Brexit was jobs and migrants. It really made my blood boil that all the discussion was how migrants were taking jobs yet no officials in the pro EU camp identified how AI was going to effect jobs and society in the next 50 years far more than migrants! The law, medicine (Google is working with our National Health Service on AI applications) even politics will all be changed by AI.
You're not really talking about AI. You're just talking about heavily scripted robotics. AI really means man made and "self aware" which is of course a whole other topic. In order to make AIs that can replace programmers they would need to be self aware so that they could understand what people wanted them to make. For example, a rocket scientist couldn't tell an AI "I want you to program a rocket to shut down these two engines when the rocket fuel tank equals half full" and expect it to have any Idea what the hell he's talking about unless it was a truly conscious AI that could comprehend and understand things like a human for example. Making a self driving car and a conscious AI are two things not even remotely comparable in any sense. And we may be a few centuries or longer to early to try and understand even how to make a conscious AI much less one that can compete with humans. But then when that happens there will be much bigger topics to discuss than just programmers loosing their jobs. What ever the case programmers will be around for a long time perhaps even after conscious AIs are made. The coming age of scripted robotics on the other hand will only make the need for programmers more demanding.
I've heard the argument before that when most people speak about artificial intelligences they mean simulated intelligences*. That is, we have plenty of machines which can simulate intelligence to some extent and they might even appear intelligent to us but they simply aren't as advanced as real AIs, which we simply don't have yet. * This might not be the proper term in English, I translate word for word from German.
That is exactly the wrong way to think about AI, it is not even remotely an all or nothing deal. A fully autonomous AI is by far the last thing we might ever see, meanwhile jobs will be taken over by utilitarian systems that just do one job extremely well, say 1000x faster then any human can. So before any self awareness whatsoever they can threaten to uproot the entire social structure, self driving cars alone will put hundreds of millions out of work.
I'd hesitate to say that resources will be unlimited. Everything must be made from materials, and if those materials can't come from recycled materials, they must be extracted from the Earth. Extracting materials from the Earth means those resources are finite, and the process usually causes environmental damage, which in turn causes problems for society. That said, the limitation would be based on the willingness to extract resources, not the ability. This will all change once we finally get a large space presence and can start mining asteroids and the Moon.
CD is 16 bit audio. HD audio is 24bit ... so it has 50% more sound information. A typical phone has 8 bit. Vinyl is analogue, so it is not sampled. If you have good speakers and you listen to CD vs 24bit HD or vinyl, CD sounds like 2D music whereas 24bit and vinyl sound 3D.
No, 7.1 can be 16 bit. 24bit audio is just fuller deeper sound. And many times, you will hear much more detail. You have to hear it to understand. But you need a good set of speakers or headphones.
What scares me about AI is how it will value words... what does peace-full mean to an AI - noisy streets of New Delhi, birds chirping in the woods or does peaceful mean a dead planet like our moon with no noise...
definitely agree. Ai will replace us all but it will start from the most basic and obvious jobs. That's why we have some of the smartest countries in the world experimenting with minimum universal income already. There will be simply not enough jobs for us humans left.
Well, coders will start programming the AI's to do specific things... Just kidding, I have no idea what is going to happen in the time, in the worst case, AI's will do that many things people will just be able to relax all of the time, but what is life without problems. Just too huge topic...
I think, at the end, that AI is a little bit overrated. No doubt it will be fantastic in doing things and figuring out the best solutions, maybe even creating some of it's own. However, it will be based on bringing a new types of database which will be provided by men at the end. I don't know if what I saed makes sence to you but what I basicly mean is that AI will grow in to THE PERFECT assistent in the World ever. But that's about it. A self driving car is awesome achievment, but at the same, it works within a frame of rules defined and developed by men. Robots have been programed in the past to work in factories. We just took them on to the streets now. We'll see :-)
hi guys its nothing new. Name of the GAME is CHANGE ! World is gonna change anyway we like it or not question remain the same are we gonna change with time or not. Programmer is guy who not only write code but design systems and those who design system always create the new and better design. Simply to say we can learn AI but AI can't learn human mind.
Yes ... because machines will be able to build systems by comprehending natural language instructions. So creative people with the ideas will be able to build apps from their ideas without coding knowledge.
Ai will replace all. So we will have to reorganize society accordingly. There are plenty of resources for everyone today, there is no excuse for poverty except for poor distribution of resources. With Ai and robotics, the cost of everything will just plummet and there will be an overabundance of resources. Again, it will come down to distribution again. And once again, Ai and robotics + cheap to free energy will make this very, very possible. Hand onto your hats, the biggest change the world has ever seen is around the corner.
Roman Riesen They have full sized dolls for that purpose already. Add advanced robotics and AI, and you'll have something that could replace prostitutes.
That is not true. A lot of data scientists are being replaced by IBM writing SQL code doing complex models. Industries are shifting. The only job that will not be replaced is the job that works with AI.
chan stanley F that. If AI replaces web developers I might lose it. It's the one skill I'm passionate about and the one way i can make money being an introvert. I don't want to work at some 9-5 restaurant job. I'd rather hang myself.
Star Trek showed where we could be going. Coding in Star Trek went somewhat like this: "computer, apply a algorithm to the alien signal." The engineer supplies the idea, and the computer would take care of the details, or ask back when further important decisions would need to be made.
I think AI would just bring a whole new problem set for coders.
AI programs itself and learns to be better coder has entered the chat!
Don't worry, by the time AI replaces programmers (yes it will happens) All other jobs will be replaced as well. History proves that coding has been the most difficult task to automate, after decades of fast paced improvements in hardware and software tolls, coding still being something done by humans with bare hands, and remember AI is being created by coders, so most probably we will be the last in the line, still being part of the line along side all other jobs.
Jocaste Yexil Cybernetics is where Humans will be able to merge with machines and become cyborgs. Cyborgs will compete with AI in the future and who knows AI might be able to think 50 years into the future but Cyborgs maybe able to think 200 years into he future with cybernetic brain implants. So I wouldn’t say AI is king because there is always far greater intelligence out there and far more dominant. AI will meet it’s match in the future it’s just a matter of time.
really, question sounds more like "will airplane replace legs?" basically no. because wealth will never replace health. and vice versa. it will co-exists and coder-math-ai mechanics knowledge will be next-gen jobs, like in good old cyberpunk movies :)
I appreciate the straightforward vlog and the very nice personal touch at the end,take care!
Thanks! You too!
I'm from the year 1940! Their's gonna be World War Two!
LOL
Love the Bowie record. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you for the music recommendation. The album is pure gold!
The people who benefit from AI and basic income tend live in the western hemisphere since we have the infrastructure for launching it. The natural resources however are usually mined in the northern hemisphere.
People keep painting this beautiful picture of basic income but i think it will more likely be something of an "Elysium" scenario.
I think history teaches us that it gradually gets better for people over time. Yes, the west has advantages ... but it is narrowing. With Ai and robotics, there will be much less scarcity. Hording that which is free or nearly free serves no purpose.
Thanks for bring this issue. program-bot is really a concern. That may explain why US high school students do not focus on coding very much. Coding is just one of the options among visual art, performance art, computer aided graphic design, pottery, robotics, foreign languages, sports in their afternoon classes. When they are 35 or 40s, there may not be too many coders jobs.
David Bowie is great. I appreciate your vlogs! I like to watch them in my breaks. Always interesting topics.
Thanks.
Love your videos; thanks for making them!
Thanks!
Valuable insight worded smoothly - thx for your stuff, Stef!
Just one thing: most of your videos are very low-volume. Pls make it louder.
I will pump it up. :)
BTW Tensorflow just made an AUTOML website which requires no machine learning experience thus everyone can now make ML Algorithms to solve their business problems
I assumed that was coming.
After giving an explanation, Stefan says "hey, what do I know?" xD
There will always be a need for good coders especially problem solvers. MIS will be on danger of automation though.
Hello Stefan, glad I found your channel, always down to earth and have a view on the bigger picture. 👍
Also great video quality. Maybe you could elaborate a bit on which cam and other tech you use for vlogging?
Thanks! I changed up over the last year. Went from a Lumix LX100 to a Canon 80d.
Your vlog is very interesting, thank you! Ciao from Italy
Grazie!
i think the term you are looking for is "sustainable mechatronics"
beg to differ. AI can and DOES solve complex tasks from start to finish. anywhere from simply finding out if a person in a picture is the same person in another picture to complex market analytics HR, QA and even financial guidance. well, from start to finish after you define the environment.
Who develop AIs? Programmers develop A.Is, so their will still be jobs for programmers ..only the aim will change
ok where can I find the list of the rest of your favorite albums?
Bowie! Nice 👍
What happens when your AI car gets the blue screen of death?
Don't buy M$ based cars.
If it happens while driving then you as a human will see the white screen of death lol
I can't recall who made a similar prediction in the early 20th century. There was an economist who said increased technological productivity and reduced work day will result in people being able to have more leisure time and increased happiness. That didn't really happen though did it? the increased productivity with technology meant a smaller subset survived the transition and prospered with better jobs. Those jobs are not small work days either. If there is no need for your services you will simply be eliminated.
capitalism...
But they do have more leisure time and are happier than 1910 factory workers or farmhands.
show us your audio setup
Spaceships by 2016? Gee, what a world!
I might be wrong. B2B salesmen, UX front end graphics designers who deal with customers a lot daily should be needed. With evolved easy-to-use frameworks, templates to modify may be provided to front end people. "Shallow" back end engineers sound in danger. Deep back end (including platform choose, OS, DBA) may survive but fewer openings than before. This is a little bit like lawyer industry in England: AI (natural language processing) software enables experienced layers handle much more law cases and young attorneys are in trouble. Data analysts who know math/business and need to do presentations in high level management meetings will survive. Data analysts who code? Don't know! at least start-ups still need them. Data analysts who use excel for small business, POS system providers' extended services or Google analytics may kill your business. One thing is for sure: politicians never die.
How's a whole Business Intelligence team? 1. ETL developers? 2. SQL developers? 3.model developers? 4. data analysts? I guess 1,2, and DBA may merge. 3, 4 may merge together.
This is horrible news. It is too late reach the Stefan master level, by the time I get there it will be all over.
LOL. By that time we will either be exterminated by our robotic AI overlords. Or we will just party because the robots will be doing all the work.
+Stefan Mischook By that time I will have hit you with a handle of a frying pan. :)
Any recommended reading on the subject Stefan? I just finished reading "Rise of the Robots" & "The second machine age".
Sorry no. I've just done some light reading. My statements where largely drawn from my experience and observations of tech over the last 20 years.
+ZickPranks - Have you been consulting with my ex girlfriend? :)
i don't think we'll have unlimited resources, the 2nd law of thermodynamics ensures that, but i think our energy demands will probably grow so we could spread out to other planets and celestial bodies to do mining. there'll be other jobs for sure because human greed knows no bounds. if we can fully automate our lives i think we will have a really tough time adjusting to it, kind of like we adjust to social media, computer phones, and other tech we've come up with. i think there will be a greater demand for more natural environments or things that simulate human experiences of older times, i think at which point we'd decide how to plan much further in the future, at least I'd hope, what do do when our star dries up, what to do when the galaxy has run out of useful energy and resources, that would be a nice to be able to worry about such problems.
I think AI will never match up human minds. I could be wrong, but that's how I feel.
Who knows.
Hello Stefan!
Firstly thanks for the great videos, I've accumulated a lot of info and advices while following you, so thanks again. I have a question regarding machine learning, what's your take on that, do you think it's a skill worth the time and effort, especially for a developer. Thanks!
I would imagine there is a good future in machine learning and anything that has to do with AI. That said, I don't know enough about the field to comment on it beyond that. Just keep in mind it is a good idea to be ahead of the curve but you don't want to leapfrog too far ahead because you might starve waiting for the business world to catch up to you!
Stef
When he says album i feel like there is something wrong in him.....
I think that universal basic income can't come soon enough. I would prefer if it came along before AI is perfected.
You can still work while getting UBI, since it is universal. However, you won't have to work because you need the money from the job to live, you would be freed from that constraint.
You assume 1st world countries are gonna be productive enough to provide those benefits.
India, China and many places in Africa are growing fast. Some 1st world countries might not be doing that well in a few years and no longer be able to steal talent from around the world.
Hopefully those countries will also be able to provide their people with UBI, as more and more jobs get automated and will become even cheaper than 3rd world wages.
what about self writting coding
No matter how advanced AI becomes, humans' intellectual curiosity will never cease to exist.
Humans may, however
people overestimate some aspects of technological evolvement, and underestimate others.. i mean look at the consoles and screens and blinking buttons the 'people of the future' stared at ;)
I'd go for Hunky Dory
i remember from the time i was a kid, watching a documentary on those drivers of the huge trucks in canada, and how much money they were making, interesting that now they are gone, replaces by machines. I doubt that AI will become self sufficient and independent from humans right away, probably there will be plenty of jobs related to some sort of supporting AI - using AI as a tool - just as today there are higher level programming languages. As for today, we dont even have AI level to translate one language into another, non-native english speakers know it too well, trying to use google translate
ruclips.net/video/7Pq-S557XQU/видео.html
That's what people thought about computers in the 1950s, only to destroy many industries, only creating a few as a result. AI is already better than humans at making AI. What we are witnessing isn't the completion of AI, but just the beginning. Many of the jobs most easily replaced by the machines seem to be industries with the most amount of people. "Not immediately, not everywhere, but in large enough numbers and soon enough that it's going to be a huge problem if we are not prepared. And we are not prepared." (CGP Grey)
What happens when AI gets hacked by bad people? Will AI be it's own security too?
Standard network security is at play here (AI tends to be server side).
Well... John Connor is nice guy and he is always open to business 🤨
an interesting comment, your assessment of AI and the future of work matches my own. But will AI be able to teach us and guide us e.g. in business?....will it be entirely open source and free of corporate bias, unlike now? I think open source AI is going to be really important, just like an open source internet.
The implications of AI are so huge that it goes way, way beyond jobs.
Stefan Mischook yes I agree, its potentially a shift from capitalism as we know it to something else. I live in the UK. The main argument for Brexit was jobs and migrants. It really made my blood boil that all the discussion was how migrants were taking jobs yet no officials in the pro EU camp identified how AI was going to effect jobs and society in the next 50 years far more than migrants!
The law, medicine (Google is working with our National Health Service on AI applications) even politics will all be changed by AI.
You're not really talking about AI. You're just talking about heavily scripted robotics. AI really means man made and "self aware" which is of course a whole other topic.
In order to make AIs that can replace programmers they would need to be self aware so that they could understand what people wanted them to make. For example, a rocket scientist couldn't tell an AI "I want you to program a rocket to shut down these two engines when the rocket fuel tank equals half full" and expect it to have any Idea what the hell he's talking about unless it was a truly conscious AI that could comprehend and understand things like a human for example.
Making a self driving car and a conscious AI are two things not even remotely comparable in any sense. And we may be a few centuries or longer to early to try and understand even how to make a conscious AI much less one that can compete with humans. But then when that happens there will be much bigger topics to discuss than just programmers loosing their jobs. What ever the case programmers will be around for a long time perhaps even after conscious AIs are made. The coming age of scripted robotics on the other hand will only make the need for programmers more demanding.
Green Alien thanks a lot. ur comment was highly insightful.
I've heard the argument before that when most people speak about artificial intelligences they mean simulated intelligences*. That is, we have plenty of machines which can simulate intelligence to some extent and they might even appear intelligent to us but they simply aren't as advanced as real AIs, which we simply don't have yet.
* This might not be the proper term in English, I translate word for word from German.
That is exactly the wrong way to think about AI, it is not even remotely an all or nothing deal. A fully autonomous AI is by far the last thing we might ever see, meanwhile jobs will be taken over by utilitarian systems that just do one job extremely well, say 1000x faster then any human can.
So before any self awareness whatsoever they can threaten to uproot the entire social structure, self driving cars alone will put hundreds of millions out of work.
Dude...everyone uses the term AI for anything with machine learning involved these days...
Just because a lot of people are wrong doesn't make them right.
Did you buy that in Japan?
No. An import
I'd hesitate to say that resources will be unlimited. Everything must be made from materials, and if those materials can't come from recycled materials, they must be extracted from the Earth. Extracting materials from the Earth means those resources are finite, and the process usually causes environmental damage, which in turn causes problems for society. That said, the limitation would be based on the willingness to extract resources, not the ability. This will all change once we finally get a large space presence and can start mining asteroids and the Moon.
When people don't need to work, when everyone is getting their "UBI," SOCIETY WILL COLLAPSE. You have to take into account human nature.
I don't get it, how is a vinyl going to sound better than CD audio or uncompressed audio file like WAV?
CD is 16 bit audio. HD audio is 24bit ... so it has 50% more sound information. A typical phone has 8 bit. Vinyl is analogue, so it is not sampled. If you have good speakers and you listen to CD vs 24bit HD or vinyl, CD sounds like 2D music whereas 24bit and vinyl sound 3D.
Stefan Mischook I get the CD part, but 24 bit? I guess must have 7.1 surround system.
No, 7.1 can be 16 bit. 24bit audio is just fuller deeper sound. And many times, you will hear much more detail. You have to hear it to understand. But you need a good set of speakers or headphones.
Stefan Mischook How old are you?
mid 40's
What scares me about AI is how it will value words... what does peace-full mean to an AI - noisy streets of New Delhi, birds chirping in the woods or does peaceful mean a dead planet like our moon with no noise...
definitely agree. Ai will replace us all but it will start from the most basic and obvious jobs. That's why we have some of the smartest countries in the world experimenting with minimum universal income already. There will be simply not enough jobs for us humans left.
Yep
"Experimenting with Universal income" = Welfare = Not a good Idea!
Who the fuck thinks wellfare is not a good idea???
Interesting! That will kill not just the coders I guess?
There will need to be someone to develop the AI itself so there is that too lol.
Well, coders will start programming the AI's to do specific things... Just kidding, I have no idea what is going to happen in the time, in the worst case, AI's will do that many things people will just be able to relax all of the time, but what is life without problems. Just too huge topic...
I think, at the end, that AI is a little bit overrated. No doubt it will be fantastic in doing things and figuring out the best solutions, maybe even creating some of it's own. However, it will be based on bringing a new types of database which will be provided by men at the end. I don't know if what I saed makes sence to you but what I basicly mean is that AI will grow in to THE PERFECT assistent in the World ever. But that's about it. A self driving car is awesome achievment, but at the same, it works within a frame of rules defined and developed by men. Robots have been programed in the past to work in factories. We just took them on to the streets now. We'll see :-)
lol so if tech is advancing so mucch nowadays in ai etc.then why are there so many demands in coders..??haha..much more than before..Haha..
hi guys its nothing new. Name of the GAME is CHANGE ! World is gonna change anyway we like it or not question remain the same are we gonna change with time or not. Programmer is guy who not only write code but design systems and those who design system always create the new and better design. Simply to say we can learn AI but AI can't learn human mind.
I donot agree, coding and programming already perform by ai
Yes ... because machines will be able to build systems by comprehending natural language instructions. So creative people with the ideas will be able to build apps from their ideas without coding knowledge.
.... But who will need apps when you have AI ... so it will be futile :)
Well, AI will kill everything if you ask me... And if not, AI will be better than humans at every imaginable job, so...
Ai will replace all. So we will have to reorganize society accordingly. There are plenty of resources for everyone today, there is no excuse for poverty except for poor distribution of resources. With Ai and robotics, the cost of everything will just plummet and there will be an overabundance of resources. Again, it will come down to distribution again. And once again, Ai and robotics + cheap to free energy will make this very, very possible.
Hand onto your hats, the biggest change the world has ever seen is around the corner.
Some jobs irreplacable by AI as they rely heavily on the human contact:
Ehm...well...Prostitution?
Roman Riesen They have full sized dolls for that purpose already. Add advanced robotics and AI, and you'll have something that could replace prostitutes.
I think the only thing that automation will not replace is coding, since coding is a creative process
That is not true. A lot of data scientists are being replaced by IBM writing SQL code doing complex models. Industries are shifting. The only job that will not be replaced is the job that works with AI.
+chan stanley Agree
chan stanley F that. If AI replaces web developers I might lose it. It's the one skill I'm passionate about and the one way i can make money being an introvert. I don't want to work at some 9-5 restaurant job. I'd rather hang myself.
@@p1antings33ds8 lol i work at a restaurant and your sched is wrong ..its like 10 to 3pm and 6pm to 1am all day...while im still learning webdev