I asked Tech Employees how they think AI will affect their Jobs (2024)
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
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Will AI replace tech jobs? In this video, I asked tech employees to share their views on the future of AI and its impact in the tech industry.
What are your thoughts on Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Let me know in the comments below 👇
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Love these videos becuase i feel like im networking without having to network
My thoughts; If AI makes ur job easier, less people in ur role will be needed.
Nope 👎 Actually they will put more BURDEN on you …. JOB is JOB it’s not your homes business that things are getting easier
It's kinda funny how they are quick to say AI won't replace their job. Better to say at this point it can't.
If you know how AI developed now, you probably will agree to that point
@@pituboy They were tossing around the term engineer long before AI became popular.
That’s exactly what I’m saying rn. AI is only going to get better. Yes it’ll create some jobs but it’ll take away more jobs.
The people that will be implementing these AI softwares that replaces jobs will rule the world; but once AI learns how to program itself, it’s goodnight Irene for everyone.
Thank you for sharing this, it was really helpful.
Awesome insights into the perspectives of tech workers on AI!
Really love the new merch Lucy - especially the shirt 😄
Thanks for this video, really learnt a lot.
@Lucy, thanks for tackling this question, for I believe it is within the minds of many these days. I know for myself, AI has been a great tool in streamlining workflows, which I would have handed off to junior engineers within the past. Keep up the great work!!!
I love the company Red Hat very interested company would like to work for them. Thanks Lucy for doing these interviews.
Hope all these people won't have to eat their words when their job is replaced by AI down the road. :)
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I'm a fan Lucy, thanks for this. 50 years ago we thought computers were going to take jobs and replace people, but in so many ways it has just created more jobs and advancement. Looking forward, humans will focus on other new technology that AI cannot touch.
Any experts in the crowd?
Do u guys think that it's a good move to start looking for cloud support role if I want to be devops (eventually)
Hey Lucy! Thanks for another super awesome and informative video! Without a doubt, A.I. is here to stay and grow with society so we must find a way to leverage the technology for what we already do day 2 day or pivot to an A.I. centric area. And a huge thank you for highlighting automation in your video as well. Automation is a definite interest of mine and thank you for highlighting Red Hats Ansible automation tool Lightspeed! Well, once again, you're the best and as usual, be well, be safe and Cheers!!
Is this the AWS re-invent in Las Vegas?
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My deepest respect towards all the interviewed people.
And thank you for giving them a voice for me to ... well, judge 😅
I bet those people differenciate between general artificial intelligence and what ever we define AI to be today.
As per the question if the job is at risk by AI, I am sceptic.
Isn't AI as of today practically machine learning?
And when I dig into the term "machine learning", I wonder if it still suits what we call conventional learning. Of course not, hence we differenciate against general artifical intelligence.
The algorithms processed practically all the data they could get from the open net. The resulting models represent a model of what they have processed.
The problem with the current technology is, that the collected data from the open net is old, dirty, bent, broken, incomplete at best and simply wrong at worst.
It is mind blowing that the accuracy of what we get from this technology and the models is even passing the minimal standards.
Therefore I guess, if the data on the open net is not substituted by clean, good and complete data, and in equally vast amounts, I wonder how any model based on current technological approach could ever compete with the human brain.
Bottom line, I don't think any tech job is truly in danger. It'll just be different, maybe a little easier.
Good luck having guardrails with organizations that don’t follow any type of guardrails today and in the past. That’s what should scare people.
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Every single last one of their jobs can and will eventually be replaced by A.I in the foreseeable future.
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You sound like ai lol
No one wants to agree AI can replace their own jobs, lmao. It's a matter of time😂😂😂.
Human jobs are going bye bye. It's just a matter of time.