Topic: Can we still pursue careers impacted by AI? (Read 868 times)

In last few decades, we have too many changes around us with many new things and technologies are working for humans development even few were supposed to be had going for replacements of humans for having better working but we are also still surviving and doing things as we needed this AI is also going to bring huge changes, but we will be able to have better opportunities for our sources as well no doubt we will be having the good number of replacements.

I am having no doubt about this AI and its impact with coming years could be more hard, but surely we will be having things which allow us to go ahead with our own in new ways AI advance could be revolutionary because this will bring more better ways for cutting manpower and give good profit to users but we will still have many things which will be depended on us and give manpower for living.

AI is helper for the people with capital and the investor, to maximize company efficiency, definitely not a helper for the people in general working ordinary jobs, instead it will replace them, the thing is, people stuck with the idea that AI is here as a helper, but from the current AI based product that is offered, all of them offers automation to replace blue collar or whatever job it can replace, for the sake of efficiency.

so if you have the capital, good for you, but it will certainly create job scarcity in the market moving on, I always welcome any effort of government intervention to keep people from being jobless.
because that'd be detrimental to the economy.

otherwise if there's no intervention, you can imagine decrease in purchasing power for the middle class and lower class, that'd be a disaster if there's no government intervention. even right now AI trying to replace programmers, the person who created these AI product in the first place  .

Manufacturing could be one industry that can be heavily impacted by AI. Like let's say in the automotive as obviously this is heavily rely on machines for assembly, and with that AI could replace those workers on the line as AI could streamlined everything in that assembly line with minor intervention from humans. In short there will be massive job displacement if this scenario will happen in the future.

And industries that rely heavily on QA, maybe AI in the future is so advance that they can take a product, inspect it and see if it design as it used to be. Or maybe replicate those mistakes and errors and so AI studying it so that they will not make the same mistakes again.

While AI existence is now become inevitable, then it should act as a challenge to us to become more inclined with our skills and even develop new ones, so we can be more efficient and effective with our jobs, because adopting to AI is the only key so we can retain our job and still making a sustainable income on it.

However, when I use AI, I don’t see it as being lazy as well, but it even gives me more fulfillment and efficacy in achieving a desirable outcome after working on it.

Well, not that we don't need that job anymore, but there are some disciplines where hiring humans to get the work done is becoming more and more residual. Take for example the creation of content that will be better positioned in search engines: most of the work can be better done by the AI than a human, if the aim is to make it more engaging.

Not to talk about translations. In the past it was usual in bounty campaigns to set certain allocation for translations, but that's not usual anymore. If you have a big brand you have to pay native professionals to avoid the damage to the reputation from a bad translation. But if you don't care about that, machines can do it for free, so yes, that's a career that definitely got impacted by AI.

The real question is, which career got impacted by AI really? I have been looking for that, and I can't say that I really ended up seeing ANY job that got impacted by AI in the sense that we do not need that job anymore. We still do need every single job, there isn't a single job that AI took over, maybe AI could help those people, like back in the day you would do that job without AI and now you use AI to do it, but it is still required to have a human there.

This is the most important part, and I believe we need to care about everything when we are dealing with something further. I hope that we could talk about a lot more, and we could see what we can do better on the long run as well, I personally believe it could be a lot better.

The introduction of AI will bring a new innovation but the adaptions will generally affect the employment opportunities of people especially those who engage in fieldworks and other technological jobs, the introduction of artificial intelligence we have to facilitate jobs but in reducing manpower there has to be creation of other jobs which can't be handled by the artificial intelligence in that place there will still be opportunity for humans to work. When it comes to production the application of artificial intelligence we help to enhance production activities but human power will still be needed to checkmate and correct certain areas that was not properly handled or assembled by artificial intelligence.

For artificial intelligence to be generally implemented, human beings will need to improve in the learning abilities so that they can work in line with artificial intelligence during production activities.

What? How are carpentry or plumbing would be AI-resistant in any way. Even if you are talking about artisans, most of the things humans do there manual work, which can be replaced by robotics operated by custom AIs.

When we talk about AI:s we shouldn't just talk about things like image manipulation or text prediction algorithms like ChatGPT. But customized possibilities.

And speaking of that image manipulation, i just stumbled to Veo2 from Google's Deep mind. You might want to check that out. Fake videos are going to be huge problem in the future.

While AI can eliminate some jobs and reduce manpower, however it can also boost new and innovative careers that would still be benefited by the people. That is, if we can encourage people's adaptability and continuos learning so that we can still be able to maximize the production even if these jobs are impacted by AI.

This is not all about having AI as our big competitor, but it's about trying to adapt and fit in into the fast changing phase brought by AI innovation.

Maybe many feel the same way but because the results given look good and make it easy to make people return to using ChatGPT for example.
However, AI will not be able to replace many things in the world of work even though it can influence but only temporarily because the world is always changing, and maybe the latest technology will emerge that is intended to make work easier but actually makes humans lazier and loses their creativity.

Honestly, there's no need to get actually bothered with AI. It's just a tool, we are still the ones who will do the process and make our works productive. Although there are some aspects where AI could excel, but know that AI without a human being utilizing it will still be useless. We should still act as the boss, AI is here to serve us and act as our slaves. We shouldn't get bothered with it.

Those who are working on the tech sector are the ones that might affected the most with the emergence of AI.

If I will think of other industries that might affected by AI, it would be:
1. Customer Support Services
2. Fastfood crew (I've seen robots serving already in some fastfood chains already so I will not be surprised if they will continue it)
3. Some manufacturing companies as well
4. Some healthcare jobs as well

While there are some who are AI-resistant like those hands-on jobs like carpentry, plumbing and the like, there's no doubt that there will be industries that will get affected by AI and the ones that will not adopt to it will be the ones that will lose their job. Your dependence in AI must not bother you at all because at first place, that's the reason why these things are being created. To simplify what we are doing. I also use ChatGPT in some cases (but not here in the forum of course) like when I'm researching, or I want to learn more about crypto trading, etc.

As for using AI, I don't see it as "being lazy", but more of a "being efficient".

Your thoughts resonate deeply, and they highlight some of the most pressing questions about AI's role in shaping the future of work and creativity. The complexities of its impact are undeniable—while AI has streamlined tasks and transformed industries, it has also raised concerns about job displacement and the erosion of uniquely human skills. However, I believe this transformation isn't a destruction of industries but rather a redirection, urging us to rethink how we add value in a rapidly changing world.

Adaptability is key. History shows us that every technological leap has displaced some roles while creating new opportunities. The printing press once threatened scribes, yet it led to an explosion of literature and learning. AI is no different—it’s a tool, and how we wield it determines its impact. The challenge is to stay curious, continuously learn, and harness these tools to augment our strengths rather than replace them.

Your candid reflection on the emotional aspect of AI dependency is especially poignant. That pang of guilt when using tools like ChatGPT for tasks we traditionally associate with deep thinking or creativity is a shared experience for many. It’s a reminder of our inherent desire to feel authentic and engaged in our work. But perhaps we can reframe this: AI is not here to think for us but to think with us. It can handle the mundane and repetitive, freeing us to focus on higher-level creativity and problem-solving.

The fear of "laziness" is valid, but I see it as a call for balance. Just as calculators didn’t eliminate the need to understand math, AI doesn’t remove the need for critical thought—it only shifts where we apply it. The beauty of human creativity lies not just in the end product but in the process—the brainstorming, experimenting, and refining. AI can be a collaborator in that journey, offering new perspectives and possibilities we might not have considered alone.

I find hope in the idea that AI doesn’t diminish us—it expands what we can achieve. It’s an opportunity to forge new paths in industries we hadn’t imagined, to push the boundaries of creativity, and to connect more deeply with what makes us uniquely human.

I’d love to hear how others navigate this space. Do you see AI as a partner or a competitor in your work? How do you balance its use while maintaining a sense of personal authenticity and fulfillment? Let’s learn from each other’s experiences, so we can adapt and thrive together.

Always I hear all sort of words concerning AI stealing a chance mostly in terms of job opportunity, this is impossible just because new development keeps coming up besides human replacement is not so easy aside the programmed computer that gives information when necessary what else does it offer. Humans need to work harder yet we should not be anxious about the whole issue, company owners can’t work perfectly fine without humans for clear understanding. I’m stating the reason why AI will not take the place of human easily and if possible there’s no solution that can with stand the digital era.

AI cannot replace top tier talent as some of those talent are not systemized or developed by humans, AI in contrast can only work based on how it was programmed, making it had for it to solve critical problems hence creating more need for skilled people.
  By the way, people mistook AI as source of creating unemployment and to some business owners as a source of reducing the cost of labor in production thereby maximizing their profits which is very wrong as AI was created to help humans not to totally make human labor obsolete.
   Many top tier talents are rare and they defy the knowledge of the programmers of AI , so if the programmers have no idea on how the talent can be programmed, how can AI replaced rare talents.
   Even in the future AI can never replaced some talent, even though it is being revolutionized every day it will be a very difficult task for AI to replaced some talent and skills in the society.

It's not a must to get afraid of AI, all you need to do is learn how to work with it or manage out in your field and it wouldn't be a threat to you. AI is not perfect, even if you work with them, their owners always ask you to cross-check their deliverables to ensure it meets with your standards.

So instead of being afraid or skeptical about AI, you simply need to learn about it and how to use it to enhance your efficiency in your field of work and you're good to go. AI is a good form of aid if your a smart person and knows how to utilize it proficiently in your favor.

Yeah. And I think AI will affect many people in their jobs, both in companies and some public organisations, and even normal life that we live, because many people have already started working with AI to do everything for them, which will affect them obviously; it will reach an extent where some people cannot even reason what to do and not to do without using AI because that is what is happening now with some people: they don’t really take their time to think; instead, they would rather ask AI to do everything for them.


Normally, AI can never be the same as a human in everything; there must be differences, and believe me, if any human being has the skills and knowledge to do something, it will never be the same as AI. I believe it will be greater than what AI will do. I don’t think AI will be a good idea in the future because it will ruin some people's lives by depending on it; many people will be lazy in doing something that will benefit them; rather, they will ask AI to do it. 

Let me share a real example with you. Yesterday, I tried to make a photo using AI. I suggested to AI that a person wearing a red shirt and blue pants and a red shirt on the back would be a person who is saving himself. AI gave me the idea that it could not do this. Later, I twisted the suggestion and told it to draw a person wearing a red shirt and blue pants saving himself. Later, it suggested Spider-Man. Sometimes, AI can be fooled.

AI is becoming so sophisticated that in the future, many things can be done using AI, which we can see even now. This AI sector is becoming more creative day by day. It will become more sophisticated because a lot of work is being done. However, no matter how much AI improves, it will take much work for the human brain to adjust. The way the human brain works and the creativity with which it can produce output is not possible with AI. Therefore, if AI does something, it cannot stay ahead for long.

This situation is also related to the perspective from which artificial intelligence is viewed. Some think that artificial intelligence will make their jobs easier and faster, while others think that artificial intelligence will take over many jobs. In fact, neither approach is wrong and it is possible. People working in areas where artificial intelligence will be used know what is best for them and try many ways to improve themselves.

No matter what job you do, improving yourself is one of the things that makes the biggest contribution to you. Improving yourself in areas where artificial intelligence is used brings many advantages.

When choosing a career now people have to be very careful and now that Ai is taking over some sectors is there need for people to actually go to school again because in the next 50 years from now a lot of thing is going to be dominated by AI, and almost all the careers wants to be Ai involved starting from agriculture down to engineering, health and many more because now I see some governments trying to bring Ai inside the police also so is Ai not taking over.

But there are still a lot of Careers that can be considered and if career does not work then the person should either go for investment or somthing even better because investment is not a job and you can make what ever decision you want to make, is not everyone that actually want to work, the existence might not be useless completely because people will always find a way of surviving.

And in movies i see situation were Ai malfunction and almost want to take over and in real life I wonder if things like this can actually happen.

Not everything can be replaced by AI, even in my opinion, in places where we can build a career that cannot be replaced by AI, maybe only some jobs can be replaced by AI, and even then only jobs that can make it easier for humans, the rest of the work is still controlled by humans.
In this modern and developing era, there are indeed many technological advances and we are required to continue to learn new things so as not to be left behind, but in my opinion there is nothing to be afraid of with the presence of AI, it actually makes it easier for us to do our jobs.

If this is a big concern then maybe human life in the future will be much more difficult because what needs to be thought about is how to utilize sophisticated technology to make it easier for us to do our jobs. Every year there are many people who lose their jobs and it is completely untouched by sophisticated technology, but how can that happen and not be an evaluation material to improve ourselves. We can never reject sophistication because indeed every era there will definitely be something new that is created, but how can we place ourselves in it so as not to have a negative effect in terms of finding sources of income.

Any potential can happen in the future but how can humans continue to innovate so as not to be replaced by Al or the robots themselves. Remember one thing, that they were created by humans and humans should be much smarter than them, although that does not represent the intelligence of all humans because there may be limits to the abilities that each person has.

People keep talking about jobs to avoid because they might be replaced by AI, but what careers will be replaced by AI because as far as I can see, AI is being used in almost every field.


It is true that the development of AI is threatening many people as it is being used to replace many positions in many different fields. But we need to know that AI is just machines and they cannot function without human intervention. Not to mention, AI development will require more human resources, so sooner or later many new jobs will be created and people will have more choices. So, there is no way AI can completely replace humans and humans will become useless.

I don't want to sound too scared about AI but you're telling the possibilities of what AI can do. Actually, there's more to it. We've got another product of Elon about a robot maid, I don't know what's that called and as well as a robot dog. For sure that there's gotta be more and there will be jobs that will be taken over by AI through the next coming years. I think being in the front of this innovation, we are the ones responsible on how we'll help our grandchildren and family on how to deal with it by doing something else that's not going to be taken over by AI.

A lot of careers would be replaced by Ai in the nearest future and it's very possible for a lot of people to lose their job,  it's totally unwise to pursue a career that can be replaced by Ai. Learn a skill that would make you valuable and have a career that's of high demand. If you know that your career or job can be replaced by Ai it's time to make a change or just learn something new. Ai can be a threat to a lot of people's jobs in the future. This is certainly one of the disadvantages of artificial intelligence, overtime they can make the existence of humans useless

And we have the reverse side of it as well. Bosses and business owners will use AI as an excuse to hire less people, which means that normally what is done by 5 people today, will be asked from a single person in the future and the reason will be saying "there is AI, you have less workload, so what that person will do is use AI but work all day everyday very hard and do what normally five people do today. That's the issue and I believe that we are going to see this happen quite frequently as well.

It is not going to be easy and we are going to face a lot of issues regarding this, but that doesn't mean that they will be lazy. What the lazy part will be is people using themselves, for themselves and not for others, that will  become lazy.

We cant be able to deny that there are really some con's on AI integration on different things on which this could really be leading up on being deception or would really be able to remove up some jobs if it would really be that used on the other way around. Speaking about pursuing careers impacted by AI then its inevitable and there's no way that we can be able to avoid because we are really that progressing ahead and not going backwards on which its understandable that there would be those changes on which will be replacing up on what those old things. This is why on the time that you've seen that there's some chance that your job would be replaced by some automation then its ideal that you should be finding up other industries that wont be affected by this AI development. In overall, its not really that bad since its benefits could be able to fasten up human beings total operation and making life way more easier but of course there will really those disadvantages as well.

AI is a very stupid tool, it draws beautiful pictures that any artist would envy, but sometimes it makes mistakes like a small child - draws - 4 fingers or something like that. Also, AI writes articles that sound like a speech by a Cambridge University professor, but they only look like that, and in fact there is nonsense there. For example, you can never cook according to recipes dictated by AI, because many people have already been poisoned. I'll see - IT is stupid. At least for now.

This is inevitable, with the development of this increasingly modern and sophisticated era, it will lead to laziness, or in other words, to be more effective and efficient, both in terms of socializing and working, because basically humans are lazy, they will look for the easiest way to solve their work or problems easily by any means.

AI is currently still classified as early development, there are no industries that are specifically disrupted by AI, but it is not impossible if AI is integrated with robots, it will be another story, haven't you seen floor cleaning robots, cashier robots and others that are still in the development stage, I don't close myself not to open my eyes, that possibility must exist, and what is certain to happen is that we will prefer to relax because AI can help our work now.

I think AI will be super powerful in  the future because artificial intelligence will take control of many works in the future. UAE is the country in which robots are working and their working is accurate but they work on command and otherwise they did not work.  AI don't have intelligence like human because human intelligence is much more stronger than AI . But in the factories AI will work in the future and a huge of amount of people will be jobless but there will be jobs for the people who will control the robots.Robots have no experience of work but human has this ability and human work with his own mind and robots can't work with his mind.
People should be prepare for the future and there will be new business opportunities for the entrepreneurs in the future.

Have you seen self-driving cars? What would happen to drivers if all cars were equipped with this technology? Have you seen videos or photos created with AI...and how editors will feel when AI is creating videos and photos more perfect than them?...and AI can do much more.

It is true that AI is created to assist us, but it is also taking away jobs from many people because we are not among them and think it is impossible. But things are worse than we thought. We should not underestimate AI, especially when it is controlled by bad guys whose greed is bottomless. That is also the reason why, besides the support of many people, AI also receives many warnings from experts around the world.

In fact, looking at the current conditions that are happening, it is actually a momentum because to be honest, when the current AI crowd seems many people think that we are hopeless in the industry, especially when it comes to technology, considering that they have been mentally affected by AI which seems to be exaggerated.

Although it cannot be denied that with the help of AI, work is now easier and many human roles have been replaced due to AI, but then will jobs just disappear? The initial concept of AI is as a helper for us to be able to do work more easily and efficiently, not to replace it because after all, even though there are sophisticated tools, in the end, the role of humans in a job is still important in the end.

When we have given up just because of AI, which in fact is a creation of humans themselves, doesn't it show that our mentality is low, I don't want to make myself like that.

AI is not new but it's interesting that it is still on trend even at this point of time. Guess it is also because it is really useful? And it adds something new to the existing one. Meanwhile, someone will just ride it because it is still on trend like I said earlier and that gives them a boost.

We don't need to get carried away by these technologies though. We thought we can't do the thing, so we rely on them but who knows? Maybe we really can do it. It only needs trying and dedication, though not all has this. They are lazy and just want the quicker route. Good thing there are those that you said that AI can't do. So people have no choice but to work their way out, on their own.

Yeah, it loses your creativity and passes it to the AI. This is why developers created AI for you to lose your creativity and are totally dependent on AI; they make money from robbing people of their livelihood. AI are just retrievers of information; they do not have common sense, so they cannot totally erase the thinking human capability to have insight and common sense, so the human stays whatever happens.

I think things will not be as serious as people worry, I believe AI can replace humans in some jobs but it will definitely create many new jobs for us. Just as the advent of email made postmen unemployed, the advent of computers made typewriters disappear...But there is no widespread unemployment and I believe the advent of AI will have the same result. There will be new jobs, new fields created and people will find ways to adapt to everything.

Most of us have probably watched too many science fiction movies and thought that our world would be like that one day .  But I don't think that will happen because they are all created by humans, and they cannot be smarter than humans and can survive without humans .

You're right AI can replace top tier talents in so many ways, like house chores, in companies it's been used to undergo some tasks and sure it's doing a great job but one thing I know is that it can't really replace humans cause in different areas humans efforts worth more than the effort of AI machines which makes it differently altogether but the need for faster jobs as made AI take over alot.

I'm not so sure about it anymore. I think videos and images designs being developed by AIs are much more fascinating and interesting than the ones resulting from there millionaire budgets from Hollywood these days.

After all, creativity is based on someone's repertoire of previous experiences. And the repertoire of AIs is huge, besides being possible to drive them to the kind of art design you are looking for. What AIs lack is intuition and sensitivity, what is inherent (or used to be) to human beings. That could be a decisive factor when determining if AIs are going to replace human artists.
 
However, considering the low level art in general reached nowadays, humans don't have an advantage at all on this competition...

It will be foolhardy to pursue any career that has been predicted will be impacted by AI in the future . One of the things that I know is for sure is that people should now shift towards the new careers that will come about as a result of AI. One of such career path is prompt engineering. These are the careers that will impact AI and not AI impacting them. We still need people who will code and create newer versions of the AI, those who will maintain and manage its servers. These are some of the type of jobs that AI can't take replace.

I need to admit that the sector that is seriously threatened by AI technology is the customer service sector. Where we now get a lot of services that are directly answered by AI. This is a public concern for employees who work in the customer field because I have friends who complain because their jobs are replaced by AI. How can it not be replaced because in terms of service, quality and precise response, AI really meets expectations.

At least, give us statistics, surveys of facts that its really happening. While it is true that few companies starting to use "AI" but not everyone who are telling they are. Yes, it has impact but the impact is too little. News media, blog articles only give OA effect of it, telling it's "the future" without knowing how AI is created and how expensive it is to create one, plus the maintenance.

AI only gives developers and people in general another skills set, not a hindrance. Creating AI is not cheap, unless you just depends on another API in which you need a premium pay to subscribe. Well, there are cheap for small scale chat bots, but for huge scale, nah you need a huge resources do it, and to create one.

Development is something which is really that inevitable and with todays emergence of AI then we can really be able to tell that there will really be that industries that will be mainly that affected, but we do know that in each Con's will really be having its Pro's too on which this is how things works on where negative and positive isnt something that you can be able to separate. If we do really think up on depth on whats the real benefit of AI then it does really make things even more easier and having that utility on which makes people or human beings life way more better but due into that automation and other functions then there will be certain areas which turned out to become lazy because of the fast execution of actions on which a certain person will really be doing. Yes, it does bring out that kind of convenience but because of such manner there are some negatives basing up on how someone do make use of AI on which it could make you lazy or making up some false information on which everything could almost be that generated.So it will really be that up to you on how you will be that making use of it. If you are having a work that you do seem or look that it will be phased out soon due to AI progress or integration then it is much better that you do gradually or starting up to find up some back up plans so that if ever that thing happens then you do have at least that back up.

it's definitely no gimmick at all, if you're on the job market right now, you'd see job numbers available is declining, nobody want to hire juniors anymore, and AI starting to get utilized in various sector, gigs also slowly getting replaced, it's definitely a problem for people because AI make workforce and labor cheaper in an economy where labor and workforce is already so cheap due to high competition that it's unsustainable and could only afford us a minimum standard of life.

if you think it's just gimmick, just wait until AGI comes out and you'd find there's urgency to prevent AI from just getting utilized anywhere to replace human workforce and ensue economic chaos.

"AI" is just a marketing gimmick nowadays; even a simple thing will be added, "AI," for people to see that they technologically improved when it's just the same. Say people in IT industry, the softwar engineers. AI cannot fully create programs that are dynamically possible, it still need experts to work with it, while irl AI were just used for more guide and helps from these industry to make faster development, the same to other industry.

While this may be beneficial for some, it creates problems for many, especially those who work with their own skills. Currently, many people are using this AI to perform their tasks in their careers, but in the long run, they will definitely suffer. Those who have their own thoughts will definitely be able to prove their competence. But those who depend on others can never last long. Suppose, if all those who do not have skills depend on AI, then there will be no difference in the tasks. Their tasks will not be evaluated as much. Because many more people can do the same work.

The best thing is to evaluate your own competence. To make yourself in such a way that it can be distinguished from others. You never get the opportunity to verify your talent by depending on others in any work. If you want to distinguish yourself from others, it is definitely better to give priority to your talent.

This is something that I wouldn't advice anyone to do, pursing a career impacted by ai could affect your value and what you have to offer. Ai is gradually taking over and in a few years time it might replace people's input, this is the more reason why you must learn valuable skills that are unique to human intelligence. People learning how to program are also at risk of this because ai's are now built to code and also design websites. Chase careers that can make you stand out and skills that cannot be replaced, in a few years from now a lot of people would be jobless due to this.

AI is still a relatively new invention, and it has made huge advancements within the past six months. It's still too early to judge if AI will be capable of overtaking human's jobs in the future, but it's certainly not impossible. AI will automate processes that consume major work hours nowadays. Just take a look at what AI can generate, from huge walls of text, to photos and complex videos, from scratch, with a simple command. A few months ago the generated footage was wonky and glitchy, but in just a short time frame they've upscaled and someone who's not experienced might not even notice that it's AI geneated.

Many things can be done with AI nowadays, but it cannot go far. There are many changes between doing something with AI and doing something using human thinking. We can use AI, but we cannot use it for the long term. We can take different types of ideas from it and use them to recharge ourselves with ideas and produce something new. If it can be used in this way, then it is a very good medium for us.

I will share a real experience. I prepared a presentation for my university using AI. But I got a fair amount of attention in that presentation. Later, I saw that such a presentation would not work anymore. Then I took the help of AI, and later, I recharged myself, after recharging, I got a lot of tension after creating a presentation using creativity in a new way. That is why AI helps us if we can use it correctly. We will take ideas from this, and if we can use our ideas and come up with something new through a combination of the two, that would be the best.

There are three professions that artificial intelligence will not be able to radically affect. These are entrepreneurs, scientists (teachers) and doctors.

Entrepreneurs use scientific, technological and social progress to create new businesses and develop old businesses. Artificial intelligence will not be able to kill this profession, because entrepreneurs use artificial intelligence to build new businesses (which will provide new jobs for people).

Scientists and teachers are at the very cutting edge of scientific and technological progress. They study and rethink everything new that has been invented by human and non-human intelligence. Therefore, the development of artificial intelligence will not lead to the destruction of this profession.

Doctors treat people. Yes, doctors can also use artificial intelligence for their own purposes, for example, for diagnostics, however, a person wants to be treated by a person, not a robot. And this will most likely always be the case.

As for other professions, they will change greatly under the influence of artificial intelligence. Some of the modern professions will disappear altogether.

It's hard to judge and full of many nuances. Take writing for example, there have been many instances where AI has failed or presented false facts because of the way it analyses information. You will always want someone intelligent enough to recognise and independently fact check information, so the role might switch to oversight rather than actual writing. Same goes for art - you might get simple logos created now, but AI can fail on more sophisticated pieces of work. The same will be true of programmers, who might find it eases the work load but an architect still needs to direct the design and tailor the small things.

The thing is right now AI is and should not be used for creative purposes because quite frankly, it doesn't have any creativity in its system. It will never be truly more creative than a real human but it seems like AI is being more used for creative purposes than other productive projects. There are many things you can do with AI but it should not be to relieve humans the fun and pleasure of being creative and thinking outside of the box
Is AI cheaper? Maybe but it is not going to be a good one if you want to use AI and have it produce good quality product you are going to need to invest more on it.

There are many companies that might want to replace jobs done by humans with robots because they think that the operational costs of work can be cut to be more optimal, but if you look at it further, maybe it can't be completely implemented because they also need humans to control them. I've seen in Japan hotels already using robots to serve guests but it's also not very optimal because robots don't have the power to serve like humans.

I believe in the sophistication of technology and maybe for certain jobs it will be replaced by robots but we as humans don't need to worry too much because the intelligence of robots should not be much better than us humans who have reason. AI also can't replace all human jobs because it takes people to control them and I believe that it won't be completely possible.

AI is actually very good in automatisation for a few everyday tasks, but overall is not yet ready to start doing 100% of the tasks a normal person do on a daily basis. For example I really doubt that it can successfully go through a normal BRD file and execute all of the needed in it all by itself. But still it can be very helpfull in automating and increasing the productivity of most of the individuals.

There are several jobs AI are prepared to carry out,and apart from that,they seem useless and with lack of information to render.AI are human craft and Human oriented and it's very rare for it be active and multi talented than humans.They're just created to perform certain tasks in place of humans.

entry level job probably gonna be the ones that gets replaced, as of top tier talent they'd be here to stay, but right now I've seen so many entry level job getting replaced by AI which means significantly more competitive job market.
junior SWE getting replaced by AI because their senior thinks AI is enough, that kind of thing, yeah we're probably heading to dystopian world if things left unregulated.

from another perspective, you can focus more on something that matters instead of doing the repetitive tasks, it's writing for us, but we can control what it should do.

AI is actually a helpful tool especially if we are working in the field of content creation or in journalism. However, it should remained as a tool, we still need to maximize using our own talents and skills since it shows our own capacity in our job.

Do not forget that before AI exists, we are the best of our bests, and we make our jobs more valuable and effective. So let's continue and grow on our craft, by using our own knowledge and skills, and let AI remained as a helpful tool in the process.

I have it compared with the network engineers that are solely focused before with networking in the working areas. But as time passes by, the networking and storage have gone into the cloud and that's where the cloud engineers have been born and they're also the network engineers that works in the site.

And so, I think that even with AI, there will be more AI oriented engineers that should do the prompt to make the best of its output that shall be used by the company for whatever purpose they are up to. It's also a good way to do more research if that's part of the job. I believe that AI won't take over anything but it will also be making another title jobs for those that are optimistic about it. Don't make technology look like scary to the humanity just as how we've watched in the movies.

Nowadays the topic relating with AI and human working skill seems like a competition, it’s actually a competition for those who feel reluctant concerning this. Why do we think topics like this are raised always perhaps AI serves as a threat, as clearly seen humans service is needed in every field not minding the industry built with AI. The help people seek from AI while making inquire all depends probably some might serve right and still needs human ability to put every work into action meanwhile it’s beneficial for the growth of few businesses etc, if you’re feeling guilty why not ignore.

This is the point, AI is just another tool, another expansion, another innovation, for the person to use.

Back in the day, we had people just painting on walls, carving even, then we had painters, then we had designers, then we had computers, before computers people were painting too, and I am sure when PC's came out, some people feared, and said "could a PC paint mona lisa?" and so forth. Then of course it moved all the way until AI where we saw amazing digital artists making amazing stuff from their tablets and drawing machines and computers and all that.

Now, with AI, they have another tool to use, and that's just one side, don't get me started on coding, it makes coding so much quicker. Not that it knows to code everything, but there are some boring parts of coding which you can use chatgpt to do it for you, it is not hard, it's easy, but it takes time and effort and I do not like that, and I use chatgpt instead whenever I try to code something, so simple.

Ai is a type of robot that can perform a task much faster than a human can do as long as it is programmed into it.  A human can always do better than a robot.Some people have emotions. But the robot will only work according to the program it has in it. so robots will never be able to completely replace human jobs. Every sector will always need people.  But in that case you have to be an expert. When robots were not in vogue, more people were needed to complete a task, but since the arrival of AI, human work will be reduced somewhat in the future, due to which only experts will survive in the market. so if you can update yourself with time there is no chance that your career will not have any problems by Ai

At the moment, there is no industry that's destroyed by the AI. I suggest you to try ChatGPT yourself and you'll understand how bad it is. AI still needs a few years or decades to become competitive enough to destroy particular industries. If you want a prediction, I think that AI will mostly affect delivery services, taxis and some manual labor jobs. AI will also affect digital professions, like copywriting, programming, data analysis and marketing but I believe that it shouldn't scare anyone, AI is created by humans after all. AI will only make the job easier for people, it won't change people.

You are not supposed to fear AI, but rather the person who can use AI smartly. We all agree that AI tools are smart and good assistants, but they can never take over the whole world. AI cannot program itself; it is programmed by human beings. Therefore, it can be shut down at any time. Moreover, AI uses electricity and needs a lot of support; it doesn't have the capability to power itself. It can't think for itself and needs human intervention.

You should be concerned about the human being who can effectively utilize AI to improve their work. You shouldn't be afraid to enter any industry, but you should acquire maximum knowledge to maximize the opportunities in that industry using AI technology, machine learning, and more. This is the way to succeed in an AI-driven world.

We shouldn't rely too heavily on AI, treating it as if it's our life support. Instead, we should use AI smartly to make our work easier and more efficient. The focus should be on industries where people are already leveraging AI to their advantage, using it as a tool to improve their work.

AI is undeniably transforming industries but it's not all doom and gloom. For example, like healthcare, AI tools are helping doctors analyze data quicker but it still requires human judgment to interpret the result.

What bothers me the most is the risk of becoming reliant to AI which could make us lose our edge. It's easy to let AI do the thinking or writing but I always remind that AI is just a tool.

It's all about finding that balance and making sure we use AI for more creative and impactful tasks.

I think AI has not "destroyed" industries, but it has certainly significantly changed how industries works. For example, areas like customer service, marketing, and even manufacturing are experiencing siginificant changes as companies use AI for efficiency, automation of routine skills or enhancing the workflow. It is not about replacement but the discovery of new ways to do things. Let's say doctors using AI like DAX Copilot are saving time on admin tasks, which increases the opportunities for patient care.

 Relying on AI technology does not make you different, you would still face challenges just like people who are not using AI. Most people use AI to enhance their skills rather than replacing their skills. Possibly, instead of looking at AI as a threat, we could consider it as a tool, like how calculators worked for math once.I think the way we apply it that matters, not whether we apply it.

the development of AI technology itself actually helps the industry to develop by working more effectively and efficiently, even though there are some areas that will be affected by this, but it shouldn't be a big problem since people will adapt to the presence of AI technology. it's the same as when computers started entering the industry, there were several areas that experienced impacts such as the accounting ledger section becoming computed, manual production processes that became automated with fewer workers, and many other things that changed, but people adapted to the development, followed by the education sector opening various majors to align with the industry.

so in the future it will be the same, when AI technology is growing in industries, then people will try to adapt to it and pursue fields that they feel are right for them, for example like AI development or in areas that still intersect with it. the point is how people can adapt and keep updating their skills, so that they will still be used by companies or related fields, or else they will be left behind.

I agree with you that AI will influence us negatively and also positively,  thats why we should try as much as possible not to depend on them for almost everything if not it will replace human work. As a matter of fact man should be more concerned to learn more online skill than physical skill because many robot are designed for physical job to ease human stress but the problem is that it does not only end there. now the builder of AI has also improve it's functions for online assistant, and it has also reduce employees from their online work, making it even harder than expected.  You can remember recently how Amazone lay of workers, just because of the use of AI.  So we can't deny the fact that AI is gradually taken over mans activities except man upgrade it's skill to higher Tech or owning a personal business otherwise it is nearly impossible to get a job in the nearest future where AI may have taken over %80 of mans job.  Then considering the world population how do you think the world would be?

Of course, you can pursue a career or success amidst the sophistication of technology and the presence of AI should be able to provide opportunities for anyone who wants to achieve success. What needs to be done is to adapt to the sophistication that is starting to emerge and AI is also not as perfect as we think so it takes someone's maturity in managing it. It is natural when fear comes to every human being because they think AI will take over all the functions that humans have, especially in terms of work, but when we can adapt well, there should be no need to be afraid of it.

Humans have natural talents while Al needs to be programmed to follow orders and those weaknesses should be strengths for humans. There is no need to be afraid because all of us have the ability to adapt and most importantly never think we are incapable because humans have a much better mind than Al itself.

You are right GPT syndrome can become real I mean I also many times when don't feel like thinking I ask GPT for it, for example I am learning Korean now and the words are totally different and I have to get some relation of their words with my local language words so sometimes I am able to find relation with some words even in pronunciations not in meaning but I have to use GPT and it many times gave me good results.

Sometimes I also get shocked by GPT by getting results. It has really made our lives more easier but few times I have shared the story of how we got in problems when we did not had GPT as there was a country wide network shortage, and for the Uni project I have to create a syntax for a 100+ column entries and I had around 1 Hour, there was this situation created by my professor, and with the help of team we at last able to write the code within 1 hour but as you might have idea slight space or coma can make it hard for us to run and that was what been happening, if we had GPT we could have created it in 1 minutes hehe.

Speaking of passions, I am a content writer now and believe me it has really affected our work because we are getting less orders than before and most of the writers are now planning to start their own websites instead of writing for others they are writing for themselves and that is also good but I fear one day no one will read from sites, as Google is also now giving AI base results on top and many, including me don't even look at the sites below they just read from that AI results and get their answers,

Industries that are affected mainly by AI that I can think of are the digital designing industry, academics, and also software development. I mentioned these three because these are things that AI can do very efficiently. AI models such as Midjourney, DALL-E, and OpenArt are used to generate images in a matter of seconds that a person might need to work on for hours or even days in some cases. Students use tools such as ChatGPT for academic purposes, and lastly, there are models, including ChatGPT, that can help you with programming matters and issues and even write complete codes and programs for you and all you need to do is execute them and use them if you understand that much.


You made a post generated using an AI model, which talks about dependency syndrome and how people feel guilty for using AI tools to do writing tasks for them.   Ironic!

You have even been previously reported for posting AI-generated content, and it seems like you are still on it. This makes it even odder that you initiated such a topic.

Well I think AI is there to enhance peoples creativity. One thing we need to understand is that AI does not have the nuanced understanding and emotional depth that people bring to work. The way individuals and industries adapt to these changes will determine how well they can leverage the capabilities of AI to enhance their own skills and creativity. Even if most people tend to get affected by dependency syndrome, while failing to understand the importance of recognizing that using these tools can actually ease our mental energy and create room to learn and engage in more creative tasks. The most important thing is to strike a balance between using AI to augment our abilities and still engage in our natural creativity.

Why do people think that AI can take away jobs, you think AI just goes and applies for a job and you have to be hired instead of the AI or something? If there is a company who wants to make a logo, they used to hire someone who was a graphic designer who used photoshop, now they hire someone who uses AI, the company still hires someone, could be fulltime worker for a graphic designer, could be freelance one job deal, doesn't matter.

No general manager is out there using chatgpt and working 90 hours a day instead of hiring some intern to do it. So in the end, you can still pursue careers impacted by AI, but the difference is, you need to learn the AI as well, because you will be the one using it, because someone has to use it.

One job I believe that is hard to be replaced by AI is most laboratory works. They need actual people to do the testing and all. Though some can already employ robots for the repetitive tasks but mostly, they still need lab people to work around.
Also, if you feel your position is being threatened by AI, why not improve yourself with other skills and find alternatives that you think you can still earn a decent living? These days, you should find contingencies to earn a living, otherwise, you won't survive with only one source of income.

You should not feel guilty because we are living in a fast-paced world where information is easily accessible and ChatGpt makes us retrieve and present the answers to our queries, but you need to add your input and are not totally 100% reliant on ChatGpt, These AI are meant to assist us, not replace the way we think.
The best approach to this is to first put your input, then supplement your work with AI to correct what errors your input had.

I feel the same and I think AI has made the uniqueness of somethings to go away. There were times when stories writing were real but what we have now are all AI generated stories that doesn't feel real to me. We can still compete with AI when it comes to some types of works but just that the time when we use to write one story or do that things that the AI is doing too, because of the cost of production and the productivity of the business, using the  AI becomes more practical then using human mind. We too can make mistakes which use to make the work authentic but because of AI, the works comes out flawless now and that is what business owners are in search of. No career will be spared if AI takes over because after its success in one area of the business, they'll be tried in other parts as well.

There is no straight answer to this as it depends on your skills, if you cannot really bring anything to the table other than to rely on AI, then it is obvious you will be replaced as businesses will not see the point on paying you for a job a piece of software can do for a fraction of the price, however if you can add something besides it that AI cannot replicate, then not only you will not be replaced, but you will become even more valuable in the eyes of businesses.

That AI has dominated a lot of sectors doesn't mean that those in that sector will have to automatically shift thier specialty into something else or that those intending to start a career in that sector should have a change of mind. The expectation is not.as usual and might require you to do not just the ordinary but AI is not a replacement to human labour regardless of it multipurpose nature and it numerous abilities.

With incredible AI portrait available at your finger tips, you could easily assume that going into Photography might be running out of fashion but that's never the case as it's even helping those doing photography editing get the kind of quality they desire. AI calls for those in the sector it is popular in to upskill And get themselves ready to go the extra miles. It's only the lazy ones that are not ready to leverage on the good side of AI that feel that it's a threat to them.

That's how we adopt the technology. We should wash in the rivers if we think that technologies like AIs make people lazy. Innovation is part of life and we cannot avoid dealing with it.

I feel the same but at the same time, I think that this is also making new careers. We will not see replace everything for as long as we live, this is just the beginning of it but many tools have been improved.

I am sure that we'll see careers that are dependent on it as well and not just that it will automate things and processes.

It doesn't destroy "industries", it destroys jobs that require stupid amount of repeative tasks without need for intelligent or insightful oversight or real creativity. It replaces some jobs that require no real skills, but at the same time it can't be trusted to be responsible. Especially with chat bots, because when AIs predict text, that makes them make up stuff (Lie), reason being because that's how the generative algorithm works in the first place.

It doesn't beat humans, but even with it's faults, it might be more cost effective in some jobs. And since companies would really avoid paying to their workers, human values of future looks quite dystopian. Just like this pic from San Francisco:

Sure you can! Because AI is not going to replace the human brains from the system. Please understand what AI is going to replace.

1. Jobs that are repetitive in nature which takes action based on some very specific and pre-defined logics. For example, some parts of accounting like bank reconciliation or payment posting etc.
2. Translation - I believe the translation industry will be dead soon. Large corporates will not require human translators, they will just need some native resource who can review and edit the texts
3. Simple interactions in a call center. People who calls up to get basic information, will be handled by AI. I can see that already started. You will be able to speak to a human only when you are asking some complex questions

In summary, any jobs that requires certain degrees of human emotion, will never be replaced by AI, ever! period. 

Well, using the chartGPT like you said, depending on what you want, it just help to provide you  with a quick answer immediately, while if you were to do things manually, it will cost you more time.
If you want to pursue a carrier, go with something that you love doing, AI has not dominated every job opportunities.

destroyed? none

or at least not yet ai is helpful in many ways sure but it has not performed better than humans as of now so even though there may have been a threat ai has still not completely replaced humans’ works
it depends on how you use ai mate

some use it for computation or gathering data/information which makes sense because it will make the job easier but if you are using ai for things that can be easily created then yeah you’re just being lazy and probably destroying your brain by not using it effectively

Artificial intelligence provides great conveniences to people. Over time, these conveniences prevent people from doing research for work and cause them to lose some of their abilities. I think anything that prevents a person from developing themselves is a problem. It is not easy to get rid of this problem because artificial intelligence contributes to the speed of work.

I cannot say that the same situation applies to every profession, but in many professions, a person who uses artificial intelligence once can start using it constantly. It is up to the person to prevent this situation and they should be careful to continue their own development, otherwise the constant desire to access ready-made information can cause the person to lose their own abilities.

Having AI is just a tool. Human beings are still the main lead in creating an excellent work and meaningful job. Even if we say AI stays for good, but that won't totally replace the real workers, the human beings that are capable to do all things in perfect shape.

While AI can do incredible jobs, but the human beings still possess the greatest initiatives that can perform almost perfect without being programmed just like AI.

I agree that some people are over exaggerating about AI and what it can do. Maybe people have watched too many sci-fi movies and started to get paranoid that AI will replace or take over the human world. But we cannot deny that AI not only supports us in life but also gradually replaces humans in some fields. For example, self-driving cars are putting many drivers out of work or at fast food restaurants, AI can serve customers and this can put waiters out of work...Overall the development and existence of AI will have both negative and positive impacts on our society, it is not as perfect as we think.

If you look at agriculture, which used to rely on traditional labor and now there are several types of robots that may be created to make it easier for farmers themselves to cultivate the land. Have AI or robots completely replaced the role of humans, especially in this sector? The answer is the same as you said because those who are unable to adapt to technological sophistication are the ones who will always be left behind and try to justify their steps that are starting to be replaced by AI or robots themselves. The sophistication of technology should be able to help a person's process of achieving success so that they are much easier to control.

The mistake you mean is quite dependent on the conditions required and if you use ChatGPT in the forum then it is a mistake but for those who have a computer rental, the presence of ChatGPT can actually increase income because they can complete the creation of papers that are much more and right on target.

The top-tier talents will always remain relevant, but how about those who are not top-tier but still talented in their own little way? Their jobs will be threatened because they are easily replaceable. Rather than thinking of pursuing a career in an area of sector that you know artificial intelligence is making waves and taking over, it's a bit better for you to focus on more futuristic opportunities within the same sectors or outside it because progress is happening, and it is better to position yourself for opportunities in your future then try to catch opportunities that you have missed.

100%. Just that subpar performance wouldn't really be required/necessity anymore. Quality over quantity now. Though I reckon even with AI replacing a lot jobs, it will in turn create a bunch more other jobs. Heck, I used to think "Prompt Engineer" was stupid as hell before but I'm slowly seeing how effective it can be at times (or how dumb people in general can be).

And I see no reason to be scared if you just use AI properly. Honestly for me right now AI is just a glorified search engine. One that sucks sometimes, but gets me what I need sometimes as well.

AI is an artificial intelligence as the name implies and can not in any way replace man's activities. I hate it when People keep comparing human activities to AI.  Until AI breath and think on its own like human without a programed instructions then we can compare it with human. Since  AI doesn't have all the characteristics of living things, then it's functions remain limited and should not be compared to human activities. Actually AI is human assistant but there should be extent or limitations to how we use them in other not to make our God given brain dumant. afterall it was the brain of man that created AI so it can not Supersed human but only be used as human assistant .  Let be careful not to be a generation of zombies, like in horror movies where walking dead take over the street, Walking senseless all because of AI.

If you regularly use AI, you can expect further problems. One day you will wake up and realize that your memory has completely switched off; you will stop thinking independently and analyzing the information that you are regularly "fed" by the media. What do you think the school was invented for? A simple question. But ask this question to AI. You will get an answer: to raise self-sufficient people capable of thinking and reasoning. But today's AI does everything for children, from mathematical calculations to completing tasks that require their own opinion. Their own, not someone else's thoughts ripped from the Internet. However, while children are small, they are happy with the opportunity to avoid completing tasks on their own. But as they get older, these people will turn into a "herd" that is very easy to manipulate and lead. Any incorrect information will never be challenged, since people are weaned off thinking. This is the kind of society in which you and I will have to live with regular use of AI. Unfortunately.

You can pursue careers in industries impact by AI but you should have more skills so you can still work for that company. Without having those skills, the company will not hire you and search for another candidate. Even if the company uses AI to automate their work, they still needs human to operate some works that AI can not do.

It is why we must adapt to the current situation so we can use the benefits that we can get. You don't have to worry if the company will implement AI especially if you have a specific skills that the company needed.

Mostly tech jobs are affected by AI and for this reason, many people hesitate to start their career in tech but I think this is wrong. AI isn't as powerful as the media makes it look. To my mind, AI made the market bad for junior developers because when senior developers hire junior developers in their team, they give them simple tasks and at this point, AI can successfully solve many simple tasks for senior developers.
If you want to start a career in tech, don't be afraid of AI. Don't waste time; start today because the competition is increasing, AI is advancing, and you want to become a senior as soon as possible.

In contrast to how people view AI to bring some kind of apocalyptic end to humanity, such as the likes we find in Hollywood film fictions, it’s hardly going to be the case. Humans will always be the special that creates and destroys when threatened by an over growing creation or species.
I see over the web that Tesla is developing driverless cars to take over the Taxi and this would mean so well to the Uba and other private companies that require human driven vehicles. At the moment, it’s not much of a problem but even then, you would always find individuals who prefers a human on the steering than one of those AI driven vehicles.
Same reaction you would find in various fields, humans will continue to dominate in every field of endeavor.

I don’t think AI will ever replace top tier talents like you say. It can provide lots of information but it can’t problem solve & make critical decisions as far as I’m aware. I think it can have a growing role in society but we still need skilled human beings to do the majority of jobs.

After asking whether we can still pursue careers in industries impacted by AI, another question arises: Which industries have been destroyed by AI? I firmly believe that AI can never replace the most creative and top-tier talents. What it truly undermines are those who fail to adapt, becoming overly reliant on AI for work and losing their edge. What bothers me the most is the dependency syndrome AI can create. People—myself included—sometimes feel guilty for using tools like ChatGPT to do the thinking or writing for us. It's a kind of laziness. Does anyone else feel the same way?