Practicality and time efficiency are what everyone wants. And AI is here to answer these problems, and this applies to every aspect of life. The presence of AI can increase accuracy in analyzing data, the presence of AI can provide personalized recommendations, and the presence of AI can help in completing routine tasks. With all the benefits presented by AI, of course this can help reduce the time to complete certain tasks and increase productivity. This is something that most humans have been waiting for for a long time.
However, behind it all, AI has a negative side that many people do not expect, where the presence of AI can shift people from certain jobs. But despite this, humans will never lose their jobs. As long as he continues to think and try to survive and make money, continues to hone and improve his abilities and skills, then that person will never lose his job. Only lazy people will be replaced by AI and lose their jobs.
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As AI becomes smarter and more intelligent and knowledgeable, it doesn't matter whether you reskill or upskill, as long as any AI can do that same job much faster and cheaper, these employers will definitely opt for it. Except there's a major law put in place to limit how much work AI should be permissioned to do, that's the only way we can still get to have jobs. At a time, even Elon musk signed a petition for AI capabilities to be throttled and limited. If left unchecked, I can assure you that any and all computer-based jobs will be taken off the table by AI.
AI will go as far as the government allows it. With restrictions in place, it won't be able to take over the world. But if the plan is to empower corporations, then I can say we're nothing but doomed. AI will replace nearly every job performed by humans today. Individuals will be affected by this, except for businesses and/or corporations.
If AI continues to advance, it could become a threat to humanity like Terminator's Skynet. How long will it take for AI to mature, is an excellent question. I certainly wouldn't want to live in a world dominated by AI. Would you?
humans have flaws, and while IA does too, it doesn't even learn that efficiently, it's still quite stupid, and even if there are a million promotions out there on twitter and instagram that shows what it can do, it's the peak point of it and you are seeing what it can do at the very best case by working on it for tens of hours, hundreds of hours, perfecting and even with that result is disappointing.
AI will never be like humans, it would never mirror us, it's just what you do by putting bunch of data to a machine, nothing more. It doesn't even "think" that well, it just does what you tell it to do, and in a text or image format. No time soon any AI would be able to fix your car, so do not be worried.
This is of course the truth and anyone who took even a slight bit of interest would tell you that no matter how much data you feed it, it would never be like a human, and the fact that business owners could abuse humans more than they can AI's, that means they will keep hiring humans.AI will never be like humans, it would never mirror us, it's just what you do by putting bunch of data to a machine, nothing more. It doesn't even "think" that well, it just does what you tell it to do, and in a text or image format. No time soon any AI would be able to fix your car, so do not be worried.
It is not even about efficiency, I think it is more about the fact that you can make humans work harder, and that stress and quality combined makes a better product, whereas AI has no pushback, which creates tasteless, generic stuff. Anyone who used midjourney will be able to tell you that now, and I guarantee you that the same will be true in 10 years too. It will be much better sure, but it will not be taking our jobs, not anytime soon at all.
Before we consider the downsides of automated systems using AI, I believe the benefits can be passed on to the consumers such as consistency in products which is something difficult to get with human's 
, labour costs will be cut meaning products and services get to become cheaper for the end user, less to zero Chitchatting, you don't get to see the employee that gets on your nerves, no strikes etcetera and looking at the benefits AI brings to the to table, clearly the benefits outweigh the cons and I don't see why we should fight this technology as it has been something we have expected to happen for several decades now and we are the ones that need to adapt with change!!!
Yes, you are right, that this will make it easier for someone to work. However, this might actually have an impact because now there is AI that makes difficult things easier. This will reduce the income of people who did that job before, and they will even be threatened with looking for another job because maybe AI will take their job. However, I think this really needs to be paid attention to and people have to adapt, because technology is there to make our lives easier, so we need to learn from it and try to find gaps to develop the work we have. , labour costs will be cut meaning products and services get to become cheaper for the end user, less to zero Chitchatting, you don't get to see the employee that gets on your nerves, no strikes etcetera and looking at the benefits AI brings to the to table, clearly the benefits outweigh the cons and I don't see why we should fight this technology as it has been something we have expected to happen for several decades now and we are the ones that need to adapt with change!!!
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It’s undeniable that AI will definitely replace some of the human jobs in the future, most particularly those who deal with computer technology, thus leaving some of us jobless in the future. However, it could also mean new job opportunities for more productivity, so if you want to stay sustainable by that time, it’s better to reskill or upskill and adapt those job offers by AI, as simple as that.As AI becomes smarter and more intelligent and knowledgeable, it doesn't matter whether you reskill or upskill, as long as any AI can do that same job much faster and cheaper, these employers will definitely opt for it. Except there's a major law put in place to limit how much work AI should be permissioned to do, that's the only way we can still get to have jobs. At a time, even Elon musk signed a petition for AI capabilities to be throttled and limited. If left unchecked, I can assure you that any and all computer-based jobs will be taken off the table by AI.
I saw a video on my social media there's a restaurant that using AI and almost 100% automated, I thought it's a new video, but actually it has been around for six months.
If this trend keep continue, what the world would be? many people will become unemployed and not all people can become engineers. Middle class people will become poor as they don't get decent jobs, will we see a big revolution that the poor to clash against the rich?
I'm not sure if this happen in your country or not, but in my country most companies don't want to make their employees become permanent workers anymore, they only want contract workers because the companies don't have to give compensation to fired contract workers.
I understand that permanent workers are just a "myth", but if the companies suffer bad financial and want to reduce the employees, they would fire the contract workers first, so permanent workers are safer.
If this trend keep continue, what the world would be? many people will become unemployed and not all people can become engineers. Middle class people will become poor as they don't get decent jobs, will we see a big revolution that the poor to clash against the rich?
I'm not sure if this happen in your country or not, but in my country most companies don't want to make their employees become permanent workers anymore, they only want contract workers because the companies don't have to give compensation to fired contract workers.
I understand that permanent workers are just a "myth", but if the companies suffer bad financial and want to reduce the employees, they would fire the contract workers first, so permanent workers are safer.
Eventually we will see robotics take over a lot of tasks and it should be embraced, although for the people at the bottom of the food chain it can definitely be scary. It's more important than ever to make sure you have a good education to take advantage of future jobs. Some of the easiest and basic activities are often robotic in nature, so replacing the people is actually more reliable for the company. The robots can break down or have malfunctions, but workers will go off sick and probably be more unpredictable over the long run. You need to embrace the change because businesses are constantly evolving and adapting, the ones that don't eventually get shut down because the competition eats them.
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The reality is that, AI is a "tool", no AI in the world goes out there and does a job all by itself, a person ends up using AI to make something. Which means that, just like any other tool in the world, you need humans to control and use it, it could make a lot less work force, meaning many people would be out of a job, instead of 10 people doing a job, you would have 1 people using an AI tool and do the whole thing.
I think AI just being tool is just the early stage of AI, eventually with enough data AI can perform most of the thing that it previously can't do including self repair, invention and so on.
It just matter of time until AI truly capable, bright mind like elon fear of AI for a reason I guess, even though some people might consider elon as just fear mongering knowing the controversy he has over the twitter, but I personally think that his fear stands for a reason.
but yeah probably the only thing that could prevent people from being completely unemployed with no income is government regulation and maybe pushing for UBI is one, increase taxation for robotic uses.
We cannot avoid the development of AI, it is something we have to accept whether we like it or not. But even though it is developing and getting smarter every day, it is not able to beat humans, because AI is based on the data and information it obtains and it does not have feelings and conscience like a human in general. So even though in some sectors there will be jobs taken over by AI, there are limits to that and not all jobs will be taken over by AI - and it is very likely that there will be new jobs that will be created.
But that doesn't mean that we don't need to pay attention to this, because AI technology can be a double-edged sword and the government needs to regulate it before it harms society.
It's inevitable and this is something that you should that make yourself accept such reality.Just like other people been saying that if you do find yourself having some hints or doubts that you would be laid off then it would be better that you should be finding options on which you could be able to earn in other methods or ways.We do know that technology will really be getting advanced on and any possible integrations could really happen in a business on which it would be understandable that there would be someone that will really be that affected.But that doesn't mean that we don't need to pay attention to this, because AI technology can be a double-edged sword and the government needs to regulate it before it harms society.
There would really be things that would be affected and there would really be ones that will benefit but just been said that positive will outweighs the negative, so it would really be just that fine.
Or you could just go protest and try to get UBI a chance, maybe you can convince enough people to join your protest, and you could make elections a worthy situation. Make companies that uses AI pay extra tax, and use that money to pay UBI to people who are unemployed, like welfare.
Before we consider the downsides of automated systems using AI, I believe the benefits can be passed on to the consumers such as consistency in products which is something difficult to get with human's , labour costs will be cut meaning products and services get to become cheaper for the end user, less to zero Chitchatting, you don't get to see the employee that gets on your nerves, no strikes etcetera and looking at the benefits AI brings to the to table, clearly the benefits outweigh the cons and I don't see why we should fight this technology as it has been something we have expected to happen for several decades now and we are the ones that need to adapt with change!!!
, labour costs will be cut meaning products and services get to become cheaper for the end user, less to zero Chitchatting, you don't get to see the employee that gets on your nerves, no strikes etcetera and looking at the benefits AI brings to the to table, clearly the benefits outweigh the cons and I don't see why we should fight this technology as it has been something we have expected to happen for several decades now and we are the ones that need to adapt with change!!!
Most companies don't publicly say it but behind the hood, they have started adopting AI for day-to-day workplace activities and it's only going to get serious in the near future. Already there are very limited amount of jobs and with AI, the number of roles a company need (bare minimum) will still reduce by up to 70%. A lot of people say that those who adapt quickly to AI tooling will eventually be shown the door too as AI gets more smarter and knowledgeable. LLMs are continously pushing the bounds of what's possible and what's not.
It’s undeniable that AI will definitely replace some of the human jobs in the future, most particularly those who deal with computer technology, thus leaving some of us jobless in the future. However, it could also mean new job opportunities for more productivity, so if you want to stay sustainable by that time, it’s better to reskill or upskill and adapt those job offers by AI, as simple as that. 
AI is a damn mirror of us, our brilliance, and our neuroses, not some Terminator shit. Examining personal finance, guy, Not by being some robo-advisor, but by crunching numbers at ridiculous speed and identifying patterns we would miss, artificial intelligence can completely improve our money game. It's about arming us to make wiser decisions, not substituting for us
Deep, buddy, the AI and human thing is quite deep. It's about creating a future that reflects our ideals, not only about code. Imagine AI guiding us through relationships or enabling us to decode the entire chaotic emotional range. That's guy, next-level connection! By concentrating on that, we are not only developing technology but also a tool to produce a more rich and significant human experience
I absolutely do not think so, humans have flaws, and while IA does too, it doesn't even learn that efficiently, it's still quite stupid, and even if there are a million promotions out there on twitter and instagram that shows what it can do, it's the peak point of it and you are seeing what it can do at the very best case by working on it for tens of hours, hundreds of hours, perfecting and even with that result is disappointing.Deep, buddy, the AI and human thing is quite deep. It's about creating a future that reflects our ideals, not only about code. Imagine AI guiding us through relationships or enabling us to decode the entire chaotic emotional range. That's guy, next-level connection! By concentrating on that, we are not only developing technology but also a tool to produce a more rich and significant human experience
AI will never be like humans, it would never mirror us, it's just what you do by putting bunch of data to a machine, nothing more. It doesn't even "think" that well, it just does what you tell it to do, and in a text or image format. No time soon any AI would be able to fix your car, so do not be worried.
I think we have to be very careful with AI but I don’t think it’s going to be taking a large % of human jobs any time soon. It can be used in the workplace to help people & as time goes on & it becomes more refined it could do certain human tasks but I think major concerns at the moment are not needed.
I saw a video on my social media there's a restaurant that using AI and almost 100% automated, I thought it's a new video, but actually it has been around for six months.
If this trend keep continue, what the world would be? many people will become unemployed and not all people can become engineers. Middle class people will become poor as they don't get decent jobs, will we see a big revolution that the poor to clash against the rich?
I'm not sure if this happen in your country or not, but in my country most companies don't want to make their employees become permanent workers anymore, they only want contract workers because the companies don't have to give compensation to fired contract workers.
I understand that permanent workers are just a "myth", but if the companies suffer bad financial and want to reduce the employees, they would fire the contract workers first, so permanent workers are safer.
If this trend keep continue, what the world would be? many people will become unemployed and not all people can become engineers. Middle class people will become poor as they don't get decent jobs, will we see a big revolution that the poor to clash against the rich?
I'm not sure if this happen in your country or not, but in my country most companies don't want to make their employees become permanent workers anymore, they only want contract workers because the companies don't have to give compensation to fired contract workers.
I understand that permanent workers are just a "myth", but if the companies suffer bad financial and want to reduce the employees, they would fire the contract workers first, so permanent workers are safer.
It's still too early to tell. We might need to wait another decade or so to determine whenever or not AI is mature enough to replace the jobs of everyday people. Even if AI proves to be highly-efficient and cost-effective (through automation), there will always be a need for the "human touch". I'd say AI has progressed a lot, but it doesn't pose a threat to humanity yet. When it becomes as self-conscious and aware as Terminator's Skynet, that's when we need to worry about AI taking control over everything.
I don't want to live in a future where AI replaces humans. It will be nothing but utter disaster. "The future is not set", so lets hope for the best.
We cannot avoid the development of AI, it is something we have to accept whether we like it or not. But even though it is developing and getting smarter every day, it is not able to beat humans, because AI is based on the data and information it obtains and it does not have feelings and conscience like a human in general. So even though in some sectors there will be jobs taken over by AI, there are limits to that and not all jobs will be taken over by AI - and it is very likely that there will be new jobs that will be created.
But that doesn't mean that we don't need to pay attention to this, because AI technology can be a double-edged sword and the government needs to regulate it before it harms society.
AI will be here for good, and its continuous development is inevitable. If it's not yet completely recognized this time, I believe in the future it will, and that's something people have to prepare. It could be a great competition for us more than we can imagine.But that doesn't mean that we don't need to pay attention to this, because AI technology can be a double-edged sword and the government needs to regulate it before it harms society.
However, people will always be people, and without us, the world's labor will drop badly if they chose to rely for AI. There's still a big difference when it comes to works by AI and works by people, the quality will always be at its highest when done by hardworking and almost perfect people, compared to any AI that is still operated by a single person and just programmed it to the computer.
I do not think that it is as scary as people think it is. Sure maybe in the future we may see a movie studio that makes movies by getting AI to write it and animate it, but we are not going to see AI breaking nuclear codes or something, lets not get there, at least not yet. Most people are reacting as if we are going to see the doom because of this but we are not going to see that, we are going to do much better without trouble if we focus on the right way.
We need to consider how that is not going to be all that simple, and we could make it change with time. I hope that people could focus on the part where it is going to improve our life if we know how to use it well, if we do that then slowly we are going to get better results.
AI is a damn mirror of us, our brilliance, and our neuroses, not some Terminator shit. Examining personal finance, guy, Not by being some robo-advisor, but by crunching numbers at ridiculous speed and identifying patterns we would miss, artificial intelligence can completely improve our money game. It's about arming us to make wiser decisions, not substituting for usWe need to consider how that is not going to be all that simple, and we could make it change with time. I hope that people could focus on the part where it is going to improve our life if we know how to use it well, if we do that then slowly we are going to get better results.
Deep, buddy, the AI and human thing is quite deep. It's about creating a future that reflects our ideals, not only about code. Imagine AI guiding us through relationships or enabling us to decode the entire chaotic emotional range. That's guy, next-level connection! By concentrating on that, we are not only developing technology but also a tool to produce a more rich and significant human experience
Ethics is gone when the business is being affected and sales have decreased dramatically. That's why those companies that can replace workers with AIs or robots have gone through that process because it is inevitable.
And for them, they'd save more cost than to pay someone who can join a labor union and complain about work ethics and underpaid overtime.
They don't need to deal with someone who might be a threat to them and will cause them money for cases that might file against them.
We would also do the same thing if we were in the position of a company owner who adopted AI so that we could save budget and work could be completed on time without any salary complaints from workers. I realize that it is unfair to respect human resources, but it is different from comparing technological developments in other fields. all work has been assisted by machines and times have changed, including company work has been assisted by technology.And for them, they'd save more cost than to pay someone who can join a labor union and complain about work ethics and underpaid overtime.
They don't need to deal with someone who might be a threat to them and will cause them money for cases that might file against them.
Not that many of these kinds of entrepreneurs and businessmen are there, but I know for a fact that there are still a remaining few. Because if I'd have businesses, that's what I'll do.
However, AI will not be able to do all the company's work and there are still many job vacancies for human work, but we have to prepare for the future with technological developments and we have to prepare skills according to the company's job needs.
That's right, AI isn't capable of all especially the ones that are needed labor. 
I do not think that it is as scary as people think it is. Sure maybe in the future we may see a movie studio that makes movies by getting AI to write it and animate it, but we are not going to see AI breaking nuclear codes or something, lets not get there, at least not yet. Most people are reacting as if we are going to see the doom because of this but we are not going to see that, we are going to do much better without trouble if we focus on the right way.
We need to consider how that is not going to be all that simple, and we could make it change with time. I hope that people could focus on the part where it is going to improve our life if we know how to use it well, if we do that then slowly we are going to get better results.
We need to consider how that is not going to be all that simple, and we could make it change with time. I hope that people could focus on the part where it is going to improve our life if we know how to use it well, if we do that then slowly we are going to get better results.
Ethics is gone when the business is being affected and sales have decreased dramatically. That's why those companies that can replace workers with AIs or robots have gone through that process because it is inevitable.
And for them, they'd save more cost than to pay someone who can join a labor union and complain about work ethics and underpaid overtime.
They don't need to deal with someone who might be a threat to them and will cause them money for cases that might file against them.
We would also do the same thing if we were in the position of a company owner who adopted AI so that we could save budget and work could be completed on time without any salary complaints from workers. I realize that it is unfair to respect human resources, but it is different from comparing technological developments in other fields. all work has been assisted by machines and times have changed, including company work has been assisted by technology.And for them, they'd save more cost than to pay someone who can join a labor union and complain about work ethics and underpaid overtime.
They don't need to deal with someone who might be a threat to them and will cause them money for cases that might file against them.
However, AI will not be able to do all the company's work and there are still many job vacancies for human work, but we have to prepare for the future with technological developments and we have to prepare skills according to the company's job needs.
In the end, the vast majority of companies only think about profit... they don't think about whether something is good, ethically, and morally correct. All that matters is profit and figuring out ways to make even more profit in the future.
Ethics is gone when the business is being affected and sales have decreased dramatically. That's why those companies that can replace workers with AIs or robots have gone through that process because it is inevitable.And for them, they'd save more cost than to pay someone who can join a labor union and complain about work ethics and underpaid overtime.
They don't need to deal with someone who might be a threat to them and will cause them money for cases that might file against them.
We cannot avoid the development of AI, it is something we have to accept whether we like it or not. But even though it is developing and getting smarter every day, it is not able to beat humans, because AI is based on the data and information it obtains and it does not have feelings and conscience like a human in general. So even though in some sectors there will be jobs taken over by AI, there are limits to that and not all jobs will be taken over by AI - and it is very likely that there will be new jobs that will be created.
But that doesn't mean that we don't need to pay attention to this, because AI technology can be a double-edged sword and the government needs to regulate it before it harms society.
It's inevitable and this is something that you should that make yourself accept such reality.Just like other people been saying that if you do find yourself having some hints or doubts that you would be laid off then it would be better that you should be finding options on which you could be able to earn in other methods or ways.We do know that technology will really be getting advanced on and any possible integrations could really happen in a business on which it would be understandable that there would be someone that will really be that affected.But that doesn't mean that we don't need to pay attention to this, because AI technology can be a double-edged sword and the government needs to regulate it before it harms society.
There would really be things that would be affected and there would really be ones that will benefit but just been said that positive will outweighs the negative, so it would really be just that fine.
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