Topic: Will AI taking people jobs and make the world worse? - page 13. (Read 3588 times)

AI hype is nothing but a marketing strategy that is working for them. I just don't know how it flew into air but AI has been in existence before this year but some group of guys just decide to make everything AI look alike package with premium service to make money for the company and that's what everyone are thinking right now. There are somethings a computer can never do without the presence of human being, perhaps they will make job more easier and not complicated

In 2015, some car companies promised that by 2024, we are going to have cars that will be flying on the air and we are now in 2024 and we have seen not even the prototype of a car that looks like something that can fly. This is how I see AI and very soon, it will be forgotten like the old trend that people has been Manipulate about and where all forget like it's nothing. Even though AI might not stop functioning but the hype will turn zero.

If the countries find it difficult to afford the artificial intelligence, how about the companies that are in the country that will be willing to afford the machines, don't you think they would want to acquire the machine to reduce the amount they pay as salaries? I wouldn't suggest the use of artificial intelligence in my country right now because even without the introduction of the machines we already have a large number of unemployed people in the country especially the youth.

Some companies will consider using the artificial intelligence machines to do their jobs instead of humans because humans will easily get tired of work in some certain jobs but the use of machines will make the work better, easier and faster even though they will need some humans for observation.

Just like you said, in a country where there is a high rate of unemployment, how can such a country even be able to lay their hands on a lot of AI machines that can replace humans? These AIs don't work for a lifetime; they also need re-validation and maintenance, and it is humans that will be doing those tasks, and it will cost the owners some money to do that. So, there is every possibility that those countries that don't have enough labor to ingage citizens in employment would not go for those AIs, but if they do, that means it is going to cause some people to still lose their jobs. 

Humans will not be completely eliminated by the emergence of AI, and humans will still be needed to manage AI. But controlling and operating AI will be much easier and less expensive than managing and controlling thousands of employees.

Regarding costs and maintenance costs, I think maintaining 100 robots will be more economical than paying monthly salaries to 100 workers. Did you know that when recruiting employees, you have to pay insurance, provide meals, allowances...there are many costs incurred when recruiting and signing contracts with official employees? That's the pressure many businesses are looking to eliminate to increase revenue, and it's also the reason they will prioritize AI if it can replace humans.


If AI becomes widespread and truly delivers superior results, adoption will happen faster than we think. Like smartphones, they used to be a luxury item 10 years ago and not everyone could own them but look how easily anyone can own them these days.

The fact is AI can not deprive anyone of their jobs. However, someone who makes use of AI can be partially be ahead of you in certain aspects. AI can not completely work on their own without the help of human to give commands, this alone means that human service is still highly needed in a company that chooses to use AI instead of human thou the capacity will reduce. People assume that AI will just takeover human jobs without considering the other aspects of it which involves costs and high costs of maintenance.

And yeah, some parts of some countries can never experience development despite its advancement. Mini companies located in areas like this can not make use of AI and succeed. Even at the peak of using AI, only few out of many companies can afford it.

To be more precise , we have no other solution than improving our knowledge and improving our work efficiency to avoid being eliminated , but the problem is that no matter how hard we try , we cannot compete with AI in some areas. As shown in the video that OP provided , it is clear that AI will bring better quality of work because it does not need to rest and work performance is always kept at its best level . Unlike humans , after a long day of work , our work performance will also decrease due to body fatigue . In that case , there is no way we can outperform AI .

AI will not be able to replace humans in every field , but certainly some fields will be dominated by it and many people will be unemployed if they cannot adapt to this change.

Billionaire Elon is one of the participants in several AI development projects, but he is not afraid to express his views on AI . He also believes that AI can take over all of our jobs , although not all of them will be bad.

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/05/23/tech/elon-musk-ai-your-job/index.html

THOSE WHO WILL NOT ADOPT TO WHAT'S HAPPENING WILL BE THE ONES THAT WILL BE HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING A JOB.
Those who don't know how to maximize AI are the ones that will become unemployed.

There are some jobs that unfortunately will be affected by the revolution of AI, and with how AI is developing right now, I believe more jobs will be affected in the future, and because of this, more people will get unemployed as well. Now there are 2 ways for them to at least not to get unemployed. Either adopt and maximize AI or find a job that isn't affected by it. We know that not all are affected by AI, right? AI might put some employers unemployed, but those who can use it can do the work way easier than what they're doing.

Let's not look at AI like some "random devil" that could make our life worse. Let's learn how to utilize it.

Yes, there are many types of work that cannot actually be done with AI. It's just that AI can be relied on to find quite rational ideas based on the fast collection of information they have. And I also think people have too much worry about AI that isn't actually developing that fast. Maybe in the film we see AI taking over the world. but well it is only in films where the level of artificial intelligence has met a different level. Meanwhile, the type of AI currently being developed is only at a fairly simple stage and still relies on collecting limited information. It's just that we also have to be prepared to face the challenges of future technological advances. So that we don't lose opportunities when new discoveries come.

With how advanced and innovative AI is, it will really come to that point that AI will be given task to manage the house and office chores, but I don't think it will be as effective and efficient like how humans are capable to. The best solution here is that people should never let AI make an edge over them. People should never be lazy but should always focus on their job's productivity, so that the company owner will never resort into using AI to make all jobs done without spending too much money and time.

I get the point you are trying to make in this place. Let's also check during the old days, like you used as an example. Back then, I believe there were a lot of labour opportunities for those who had the manpower to work since everything was done by manual labour.
 
But the more there is technological advancement, the more we will likely experience a reduction in the number of workers a company will need to complete its industrial needs.
 
They will only hire a few human workers to help supervise the machines and those other tasks that can't be carried out by the machines, but at the end of the day, some people will be rendered jobless and have no means of earning to feed their families.

For me I feel like people are over exaggerating the power of AIs in taking over the jobs of people but it's really not that much because at very invention there is always a new opportunity for other jobs. it's only one someone doesn't have something to do except white collar jobs then it would be a problematic situation when AIs starts working every where.

There are other jobs too that AIs can't take over it's very certain.

The new job employment that will be needed in the future when AI is taking over will require PhD and programming, do you think every person has those kinds of skills?
This is like killing every person on earth slowly by starving us. And the government is conspiring with the Tech companies to develop these AIs along with those unelected WEF people.

If AI robots are already deployed in every fast-food restaurant in the world, we'll all be eating whatever they serve, such as the meat generated in the lab.

Of course, not all jobs can be taken over by AI and as you said in the agricultural sector, farmers used to use their animals to plow the fields, but now with the sophistication of technology, of course they no longer use animals and use machines and this is of course thanks to progress. the technology and machines used to plow land of course still have to be mostly operated by humans and in this case it will of course make it easier for us to complete the work and can get results that benefit ourselves from current technological advances and for some people who do not follow progress technology, of course they will be a little late in doing their work because the process required is of course very different from the work done by machines.

I really appreciate your insight. In the beginning, people were clueless about AI and misconceptions grew. Some people will continue with their ways no matter what, while others keep learning and updating themselves using the same technology. It's a good plan to learn from AI and let yourself run the system, not the other way around. Kudos if you do so. AI has made me 10 times more efficient in doing stock research and generating breakthrough new ideas.

You are right, this is a moment of difficult for those traditional people or I should say middle-class people who work as labor in different sectors of life. For example, Amazon company has automated most of there work and they have fired a lot of workers and only kept a few to manage these bots. As a content writer, I have seen a big decrement in the demand for content writers, because most of the managers are doing the smart work using AI by themselves, they have prompts of more than 500 to 1000 words about what type of content they want and with one click they can generate content good enough to not get caught by Google algos.

It is true that AI can replace many workers, but at the same time, it will generate a lot of new employment as well. I once read a report in which they proved this by numbers. And till now, even if AI has been used by most of content managers, still they require content writers because they are demanding hand written content (manually written). So, there is still demand, a month ago there was a software in the market that was too famous among software developers that it can write the whole project, manage it, document it, and all the other 7 steps of developing software for a brand. But in the end, it turns out, that AI software is not able to do it all and failed to complete its task.

As you have mentioned the AI will make our jobs easy rather than replacing our jobs and work. This is the misconception that most people have and therefore they are afraid of Artificial Intelligence. In fact i would say that AI can make our jobs easy while we can focus on more productive ways of working.

Yes, things will change, people will have to acquire up-to-date knowledge in order to survive but those who can cope with all these advancements they can further excel in their jobs while the lazy ones will have no space left for them.

Yes, that's what I actually meant. We just need to adapt and continue to follow existing technological developments. And we must be able to take advantage of every existing and future technology. because most people who fail are those who cannot adapt to current developments and do not want to think openly about this. AI is man-made. So we are still competing with the same thing, namely humans. Every new thing always invites controversy. There are always two opposing points of view. but in the end everyone will accept it and will make good use of it. because basically humans will continue to struggle to live and they will voluntarily or even be forced to follow every existing development. So yes, we just have to continue to expand our knowledge and skills and we must always be among the people who are the first to understand every new thing that comes.

Probably in developed countries, they could afford to replace human workers with AI to automatize the workload to become more efficient. BUT STILL, it's quite limited to what sectors AI could replace you as a worker. AI lacks emotions and if you are working with writing and video editing stuff then as a human workers, you are still free from that. Even though AI could do that, but it's really bad and you can easily recognize how bad it is lol.

But for countries that are still developing, then they won't bother to use AI because of how expensive it is and it's probably cheaper to just let the human workers to do their job with the same result.

I understand that humans will still have the opportunity to do some other jobs because the artificial intelligence won't be able to do all kinds of job but I want us to look at it from this angle, in a country where there is a high rate of unemployment and AI is introduced to either make the job easier for humans or to replace the human in some certain jobs don't you think  the country will get a higher rate of unemployment ratio? In my opinion, the introduction of artificial intelligence will help to do some jobs faster than humans just like the case of using a machine in processing farm products in a mechanize system of agriculture but this will also reduce the rate of employment as the only humans that will be employed will become few since the machines can do the works faster than humans.

The artificial intelligence should only be used to assist the works of humans but it shouldn't be used as a replacement for humans work because most companies will reduce the employment of workers if the artificial intelligence can do the work better for them and the rate of unemployment will keep going higher especially in the developed countries.

Yes, right. The development of AI cannot be stopped because the development of this technology is becoming more sophisticated day by day. In fact, as the OP said, even restaurants are now using AI. We cannot stop, but we can adapt to current technology and continue to hone our skills to be more productive because not all work can be done by AI.

AI is just AI, it does not have feelings or consciousness like humans. So, it is impossible for AI to fight humans, let alone take over world government or replace human jobs. Even though they are very smart, work tirelessly, like to complain, and can save costs. but they still need guidance from humans in doing things, they themselves don't know how to do things spontaneously, if no one directs them. AI can only follow what it has been programmed to do. Indeed, if you think about it, AI is like a double-edged sword.