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But what happened? Now, we can't even go to the bathroom without taking our laptops, afraid of missing an email. And don't even get me started on phones—we thought they would broaden our horizons, but our view has shrunk to the size of a screen. Many jobs are now completed with AI assistance, and tasks that used to take three days now have to be done in one. Keynes once said that by the end of the 20th century, technological advancement would reduce the average workweek to 15 hours, but maybe only the Nordic countries have achieved that.
You will continue to be in fear when not able to adjust in the midst of technological sophistication and that will be a greater problem when letting walk without a solution. People create ease of work and the final goal to benefit financially. If people can do something easier why we don't use these conveniences to produce financial benefits. Even though we don't need to create and all we have to do is look for a gap in the creation.

Excessive concerns will not provide a solution because fear will continue to kill our dreams and developed countries will continue to create innovations related to technological developments. Then the question is where we will be and whether we have to give up accepting these progress.
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I think that AI alone will not really take over any jobs. We currently only use it as you said, AI assistance. It has basically become a useful tool that helps us and makes the job easier. But the job still remains as is.

In the future when we have even newer technologies then perhaps a mix of those technologies will take over old jobs. But right now only humans are versatile enough to get any and all facets of a job done. That is not something AI can do.


From the sophistication created by AI, it will not happen in the near future that AI will replace human jobs, but it will take quite a long time, but AI cannot replace all human jobs, maybe only a few parts are needed because the process is very long to create and replace human jobs.
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Whoever thought that was incredibly naive, take a look at a more modest invention, the washing machine, when it was invented it was thought that this will reduce the amount of time that people will attribute to that task and liberate their time to do something else, but what is the reality? People now buy more clothes, and while it is definitely easier to wash our clothes now than it was before this invention, we still dedicate roughly the same amount of time to this task, generating no time savings at all.
The truth is that the AI era that is being talked about can not still be afforded by every company and not all the sector can be able to adopt it no matter what. Let's take for example Bitcoin, so many people see Bitcoin are a digital gold and they adopted it and have turned their investment from other asset to Bitcoin alone, while so many people have not also pick interest in Bitcoin. That's how everyone can not adopt the AI, there will still be lot of man power needed.
We are going to see people basically customizing their own AI tools in the future. You are dealing with medical work? You are going to have an AI that specializes in medicine, you are dealing with football? AI tool for football, you want to have car racing? Best AI tool for car racing.

Basically, everyone will have their own AI tool in the future, right now we have a wide spread everything about everything type of AI tool, chatgpt and similar stuff have a wide search engine type of feeling. In the future, none of this will happen, what you need is just abundance of data and you can build AI tool for anything. For example, you want medical one?

You are going to put all the medical files in the world, all the data, all the previous works and everything, and results, and then you are going to build an AI tool so great that it will make things simpler for everyone. Basically we just need data to build AI tools, and it will get wide spread acceptance in the future.
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When the first machine was invented, people thought workers could take it easy. But what happened? More factories appeared, the workload increased, and capitalists were all smiles, while workers still had to toil away. When computers first came out, we thought we could say goodbye to pen and paper. But what happened? Now, we can't even go to the bathroom without taking our laptops, afraid of missing an email. And don't even get me started on phones—we thought they would broaden our horizons, but our view has shrunk to the size of a screen. Many jobs are now completed with AI assistance, and tasks that used to take three days now have to be done in one. Keynes once said that by the end of the 20th century, technological advancement would reduce the average workweek to 15 hours, but maybe only the Nordic countries have achieved that.

And yet, with each decade our life becomes more convenient and less difficult. This is due to the introduction of scientific achievements, man-made machines make our lives easier and provide a certain comfort. I do not think that correspondence using carrier pigeons was a better form of communication than using today's mobile phones.

But the current reality is that humanity is divided by state borders and language barriers, the standard of living in different countries is different. But these are not problems of machines, these are problems of people.

This will continue until people become wiser and there are no idiots in power who, like Putin in Russia, in the 21st century wanted to seize and enslave the neighboring state of Ukraine by force, and therefore send millions of his soldiers to slaughter so that they kill their own kind. In this regard, instead of directing their efforts to making people live better, now the world is again arming itself and increasing the number of its armies, more deadly weapons are being invented.

But still, how much better life has become since the Internet, as well as tablets and laptops, appeared. Ask today's youth if they would agree to get rid of all this.
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current AI take over of the job is subtle. posing as an assistance tool but actually it has replaced a great deal of worker in various working departments.

but wait until the second AI wave, which is robotic. even CEO of nvidia already talking about this.

it could potentially replace jobs more specifically blue collar job.



so wait until things with AI take over become less subtles then you can see the sign. I think government really need to put some regulation framework in place.

At the recent Cybercab event in the US, Elon also introduced a humanoid robot version called Optimus and according to the shared video, they can do basic tasks such as making drinks, playing games with customers or chatting with people...I believe that in the near future, manual jobs like this will definitely be replaced by robots. The development of AI and robots is amazing and alarming, we should not take it lightly and subjectively.

This is the advancement of technology and it will bring us a lot of benefits but we should not ignore the dangers it can bring. I also hope the government will closely monitor the development of AI and have timely regulations to prevent things from getting out of control.

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AI and machines wont even take over some job as simple as sweeping the floor.  We'll still have some people sweeping some floors and/or with aid of machines in 50 or 100 years for example.
   What we can see will happen as a change will be the very routine, predictable and easily automated parts of regular dirt collection on a variety of surfaces will involve both AI and complete automation in some places.   A simple brush and pan will still make sense for endless years. 

People are little too absolute in their thinking.   The number one rule I take for business is efficiency and in some cases you wouldnt waste technology doing what a person can do more easily, faster and cheaper.   But 24/7 type hours, the really rough or unpopular jobs maybe its where tech is going to be of most use I reckon.

I see adverts even now where they light up a surface with something close to a laser to detect dirt remaining on it.   That kind of tech will help with the job and of course automated basic bots to clean are a thing, they need alot of development.  The process will resemble that imo, across industry from call centre AI automated voice recognition to spotting weeds in a field and planting fine crops and automating some food production.

Im increasingly convinced AI is relevant, the question then remains in the development, the refinement of the technology and cost.   Its going to take decades still to fully refine everything.    I've been messing about with computers since the early 80's and some would consider me late to the game even then, its taken a long time to get many things both mainstream and easily usable by the broad population at a reasonable cost.

 Even in the 90s computers were considered a bit pointless or just expensive toys, even a waste by a few people and people will always be superior to be sure.   I had an old 386 DX stored in the cupboard for years, brand new it was about $15,000 and in the wrong hands it was a paperweight.
   AI will be challenged yet advance in the same way, I reckon its all about increasing usability of many existing technologies so they become like the smart phone and mass produced from widening the available customer base.
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There was a time in 2010 when I was seeing articles like "by 2025 we will start to see flying cars around" and we are just 69 days to that year and we are yet to see that such things. I'm not saying AI are not threat to mankind jobs but let's take things slow and reduce the rate at which this AI is hype like it's going to revolutionize the world, it will but not as we are expecting and there is much needed to bring AI to reality for them to take way human jobs.

Do also remember there is going to be a AI regulations to how AI are going to be use, there was robot evolution one time but the law state aside isn't making it progress as many people want, similar will be implemented for AI and don't forget that not everyone will be able to afford AI, it will be too expensive for many that human will be their best shot as alternative.
I do not understand how people would say that in 2010, because that would be just 15 years and by 2010 it was obvious that we wouldn't be able to see something like that work at all. I mean if people in 1910 said we would have flying cars in 21st century then I would understand but people in 2010 saying that makes no sense because it was obvious that wouldn't happen.

I do see AI taking over a lot of stuff though, I am seeing that we are going to have a lot of AI improvements in the future as well because we have seen some great advanced improvements in a few years we already had and because of this I believe we are going to end up with something much better and the results are showing that we could be out of a job because of AI in the near future.
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AI is receiving great attention from the world's leading technology corporations and they are focusing on promoting the development of their own separate AI tools. That shows they take it seriously and see its importance in the future.

Who's going to couple and assemble these AI together? Who can repair and service them when there's any technical issues? Despite the rapid implementation of AI in the world economy, people will still have other new opportunities to work on and earn a living. I know for sure and like I said before, the innovation of AI can not make people not to have other jobs to earn from.

Please review what I said, I never said that AI will completely replace humans in every field or will dominate this world as some people say. I mean AI will become an essential part of our lives in the future just like how smartphones have changed our lives. But I cannot deny that as AI becomes more prevalent, some jobs will be replaced by AI and some workforces will be eliminated if they cannot adapt in time. But with the development and demand of AI, new jobs will also be created, so we don't need to worry too much. What we need to do is adapt to everything, don't stubbornly resist change.

Our world is constantly evolving and changing over time, we just need to adapt if we don't want to be eliminated.
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It is not new that the development of technology has created a revolution across the world but it will definitely have some impact on the creation of job space. AI will certainly have some impact on human jobs, but if it impacts one sector, it creates new jobs in another. The new job that is created is much more competitive than the amount of job space that is created, so a job is more than one participant for which it seems that the amount of unemployment in the world is increasing day by day in many parts. In fact, the idea is correct that the same amount of work load that was earlier is being able to be easily taken over by AI due to the fact that a task is now being completed by AI with 50% less labor than the amount of labor that could have been done. In this way, if AI removes labor then the number of unemployment in the whole world will increase to a large extent at some point.
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I think that AI alone will not really take over any jobs. We currently only use it as you said, AI assistance. It has basically become a useful tool that helps us and makes the job easier. But the job still remains as is.

In the future when we have even newer technologies then perhaps a mix of those technologies will take over old jobs. But right now only humans are versatile enough to get any and all facets of a job done. That is not something AI can do.
current AI take over of the job is subtle. posing as an assistance tool but actually it has replaced a great deal of worker in various working departments.

but wait until the second AI wave, which is robotic. even CEO of nvidia already talking about this.

it could potentially replace jobs more specifically blue collar job.



so wait until things with AI take over become less subtles then you can see the sign. I think government really need to put some regulation framework in place.
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When the first machine was invented, people thought workers could take it easy. But what happened? More factories appeared, the workload increased, and capitalists were all smiles, while workers still had to toil away.

There's nothing to be afraid of cause since the emergence of technology it hasn't taking the position of Man in companies and most working sectors that needed man's labour, so therefore it'll just lessen the stress abit for man that's all because looking at the stone age before the adoption of technology till this very moment, everything still required man's efforts and efficiency to carry on some task. So this is why I said nothing to be afraid of cause Man will still be in charge of AI technology usage now and in the future.
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Whoever thought that was incredibly naive, take a look at a more modest invention, the washing machine, when it was invented it was thought that this will reduce the amount of time that people will attribute to that task and liberate their time to do something else, but what is the reality? People now buy more clothes, and while it is definitely easier to wash our clothes now than it was before this invention, we still dedicate roughly the same amount of time to this task, generating no time savings at all.

The truth is that the AI era that is being talked about can not still be afforded by every company and not all the sector can be able to adopt it no matter what. Let's take for example Bitcoin, so many people see Bitcoin are a digital gold and they adopted it and have turned their investment from other asset to Bitcoin alone, while so many people have not also pick interest in Bitcoin. That's how everyone can not adopt the AI, there will still be lot of man power needed.
AI is receiving great attention from the world's leading technology corporations and they are focusing on promoting the development of their own separate AI tools. That shows they take it seriously and see its importance in the future.

Who's going to couple and assemble these AI together? Who can repair and service them when there's any technical issues? Despite the rapid implementation of AI in the world economy, people will still have other new opportunities to work on and earn a living. I know for sure and like I said before, the innovation of AI can not make people not to have other jobs to earn from.
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Whoever thought that was incredibly naive, take a look at a more modest invention, the washing machine, when it was invented it was thought that this will reduce the amount of time that people will attribute to that task and liberate their time to do something else, but what is the reality? People now buy more clothes, and while it is definitely easier to wash our clothes now than it was before this invention, we still dedicate roughly the same amount of time to this task, generating no time savings at all.

The truth is that the AI era that is being talked about can not still be afforded by every company and not all the sector can be able to adopt it no matter what. Let's take for example Bitcoin, so many people see Bitcoin are a digital gold and they adopted it and have turned their investment from other asset to Bitcoin alone, while so many people have not also pick interest in Bitcoin. That's how everyone can not adopt the AI, there will still be lot of man power needed.

The AI ​​era has just begun or can be said to be in its infancy so you still don't see many fields or industries applying it .  But as you reach a more developed and mature stage, you will see more clearly its role and impact in the real world .


AI is receiving great attention from the world's leading technology corporations and they are focusing on promoting the development of their own separate AI tools. That shows they take it seriously and see its importance in the future.

Bitcoin and AI is a lame comparison. After all, bitcoin is just an investment, an asset and we have many different investments and assets, bitcoin is not the only one and will depend on each person's preferences .  If we compare,  I think AI can be compared to the internet age, the smartphone age. They are looking to make it an essential part of our lives just like they did with the internet and smartphones .
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When the first machine was invented, people thought workers could take it easy. But what happened? More factories appeared, the workload increased, and capitalists were all smiles, while workers still had to toil away. When computers first came out, we thought we could say goodbye to pen and paper. But what happened? Now, we can't even go to the bathroom without taking our laptops, afraid of missing an email. And don't even get me started on phones—we thought they would broaden our horizons, but our view has shrunk to the size of a screen. Many jobs are now completed with AI assistance, and tasks that used to take three days now have to be done in one. Keynes once said that by the end of the 20th century, technological advancement would reduce the average workweek to 15 hours, but maybe only the Nordic countries have achieved that.
Whoever thought that was incredibly naive, take a look at a more modest invention, the washing machine, when it was invented it was thought that this will reduce the amount of time that people will attribute to that task and liberate their time to do something else, but what is the reality? People now buy more clothes, and while it is definitely easier to wash our clothes now than it was before this invention, we still dedicate roughly the same amount of time to this task, generating no time savings at all.

The truth is that the AI era that is being talked about can not still be afforded by every company and not all the sector can be able to adopt it no matter what. Let's take for example Bitcoin, so many people see Bitcoin are a digital gold and they adopted it and have turned their investment from other asset to Bitcoin alone, while so many people have not also pick interest in Bitcoin. That's how everyone can not adopt the AI, there will still be lot of man power needed.
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When the first machine was invented, people thought workers could take it easy. But what happened? More factories appeared, the workload increased, and capitalists were all smiles, while workers still had to toil away. When computers first came out, we thought we could say goodbye to pen and paper. But what happened? Now, we can't even go to the bathroom without taking our laptops, afraid of missing an email. And don't even get me started on phones—we thought they would broaden our horizons, but our view has shrunk to the size of a screen. Many jobs are now completed with AI assistance, and tasks that used to take three days now have to be done in one. Keynes once said that by the end of the 20th century, technological advancement would reduce the average workweek to 15 hours, but maybe only the Nordic countries have achieved that.
Whoever thought that was incredibly naive, take a look at a more modest invention, the washing machine, when it was invented it was thought that this will reduce the amount of time that people will attribute to that task and liberate their time to do something else, but what is the reality? People now buy more clothes, and while it is definitely easier to wash our clothes now than it was before this invention, we still dedicate roughly the same amount of time to this task, generating no time savings at all.
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Illusion. A very naive illusion. Your "paradise" can disappear faster than you get the rank of legend. You mistakenly think that by working online, you can be irreplaceable by the same AI robot. Unfortunately, many do not understand that it is physical labor, everything that a robot cannot skillfully replace with human hands, that will be the most in-demand labor. For example, in our time, in our very nervous and stressful times, people very often need the help of psychologists. Can AI become a psychologist and really provide the help that professional psychotherapists provide? Therefore, take off your rose-colored glasses. Everything that you do on the Internet, thinking that you are "earning," will, very soon and faster than everything else, replace you.
Yes, online work is way easier to replace than real-life jobs. I'm into UI/UX design and I'm a little afraid when I see what AI can do with UI. At the moment it's not something amazing but it really is a thing and in a few years, if the development is progressively good, they might really take over this job. Test it yourself, ask ChatGPT to create an UI/UX design of the website, and you'll see.
Every kind of vehicle drivers will easily be changed by an AI. There are many online and offline jobs that will be taken over by AI but I believe that it will be very hard to replace hair stylists. What on earth will be able to cut your hair according to your criteria? Will there be a box that will give you the hairstyle you wish? I don't think that will be achievable in the near future, so I believe that this is a safe job.
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As long as there's human existence on the globe, innovation will never cease. Similar to how Uber and Airbnb have revolutionized the taxi and hotel industries instead of destroying them, artificial intelligence is not going to replace people in any business. Humans are still required to oversee or control AI-based procedures. In order to survive in the upcoming era, which will be dominated by artificial intelligence, humans must accept this transition and prepare to integrate this new technology. One well-known example is the demise of Nokia Mobile, which refused to embrace the recently developed Android operating system, while Samsung did so and now controls the majority of the mobile market.
From the examples you gave, we actually have to be ready for the development of AI technology, and we have to be ready to adapt because if not, we will be left behind. It's just that sometimes many people are never ready even for things that have been around for a long time such as the internet, television, computers, social media. Until now, there are still many impacts (negative and positive) that we have not been able to overcome completely, but they don't want to stop and will continue.

Usually, the best way is to do a trial first before something is thrown to the public. Television, the internet, are left alone, and the bad impacts are only known later. AI will remain the same, they will continue to push, because this has been their vision since long ago. Even if you think about it, maybe the internet was originally designed for AI, and AI is only a small part of what will be present later.

But what is certain is that with the development of AI, we don't need to be afraid that humans will be replaced by AI because not everything can be replaced. In fact, with AI, human work becomes easier, but we still have to adapt to the development of AI and of course continue to hone our skills so that we can adapt easily.
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In a place where there is problem, when a solution is proffer and executed, there will be another problem for sure. This AI evolution might be a good thing and perhaps helps mankind reduce their energy consumption, we need helps in some aspect but I'm sure that AI can't do everything, they are not as perfect as they are been displayed, and when AI are need, maybe humans will be needed more for creating more AI, jobs replacement of AI and creating more for humans.

As much as I don't like this AI taking jobs, don't you think it will helpful if farmers have AI robots that will help them makes mechanical farming even more easier. There are heavy machines available for men to do all the farm work they want to do but there is man power consumption at some points, I think it will be worth it if there is more of their extension to agriculture, believe me we will eat free disease food and others that man may not be able to do but there should be limitations in their usage.
I do not deny that now there is AI that replaces the work that humans do but come on no matter how great AI is they still have limitations and those limitations can only be done by humans. Humans have many ways to create creative thinking instantly while AI is limited to programs that have been inputted. So in the future and the present, AI intelligence will still depend on human decisions themselves. But if you feel that AI or robots will completely replace the role of human work, it means we watch too many movies.
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When the first machine was invented, people thought workers could take it easy. But what happened? More factories appeared, the workload increased, and capitalists were all smiles, while workers still had to toil away. When computers first came out, we thought we could say goodbye to pen and paper. But what happened? Now, we can't even go to the bathroom without taking our laptops, afraid of missing an email. And don't even get me started on phones—we thought they would broaden our horizons, but our view has shrunk to the size of a screen. Many jobs are now completed with AI assistance, and tasks that used to take three days now have to be done in one. Keynes once said that by the end of the 20th century, technological advancement would reduce the average workweek to 15 hours, but maybe only the Nordic countries have achieved that.

There was a time in 2010 when I was seeing articles like "by 2025 we will start to see flying cars around" and we are just 69 days to that year and we are yet to see that such things. I'm not saying AI are not threat to mankind jobs but let's take things slow and reduce the rate at which this AI is hype like it's going to revolutionize the world, it will but not as we are expecting and there is much needed to bring AI to reality for them to take way human jobs.

Do also remember there is going to be a AI regulations to how AI are going to be use, there was robot evolution one time but the law state aside isn't making it progress as many people want, similar will be implemented for AI and don't forget that not everyone will be able to afford AI, it will be too expensive for many that human will be their best shot as alternative.
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These means that there is steady improvement in the development of AI and with time, if every company can afford to buy this robots, they will actually go for it, to reduce costs of paying workers which will reduce the rate of employment by private companies but I think government jobs will still be available because the government can not allow people to suffer without any source of income.

When we assume things this way, do we also consider the cost of affordability and maintenance cost? I'm just curious because I don't think robots, AI or whatever they are being called which can efficiently carried out the task in some companies can be that easy to afford. No matter how rampant it usage grows, there'll be companies that will not completely get rid of human labor. Most private companies here in my country underpay their employees and switching from human operation to machine operation will definitely cost them more when you sum up their monthly expenses and compare to machines operation cost.

Whether to use robots or humans as labor and which option is more beneficial needs to be considered based on many factors involved. What you say makes sense but if you look at it from another perspective, you will see that using robots also brings superior benefits compared to using humans. Businesses may have to spend more money on maintenance costs if they use robots, but in return they will find it easier to manage workers, reduce work accidents and can cut many costs such as insurance, pensions and allowance...Not to mention, using robots will help the production process run more smoothly, bringing higher productivity because they do not need to rest and are not distracted while working...In general, the benefits of using robots are numerous and that is why the demand for them is increasing.

Currently, the cost of using robots is still quite expensive and many businesses do not intend to use them en masse, but what if robots were mass produced at low cost?
There would really be those cons and pros on which there are really just that those individuals who would really be that only focusing out on the negative things instead on trying out to look for the bigger picture.
There are really those people who do really that being close minded on which they dont really tend to accept out on any explaination or in speaking about other things on the moment that they do make out some generalization or having those thoughts unto something. It might sound absurd but there are people whose really just that like that and there's nothing we can do if they would really be thinking up that way.
AI is really that something that beneficial for human kind in general sense. It doesnt really just make out work or jobs becomes even easy but also it is really that doing with efficiency on which human couldnt be able to do so but actually there are still jobs on which human beings will really be that able to do job well and this is something which is really that a certain industry that cant be replaced.
Dont be afraid if AI advancement would really be that moving forward on which this is something that inevitable and something that cant really be stopped in speaking about progress.
We do know that innovation is something that will really be continuing and this would really be able to benefit people or human kind on which this has been the primary reason on why inventors
would really be creating that something which is really that something useful or could make life easier.
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