How to reshape the economy with the rise of AI?

[m2017]

 New technologies (mobile network, Internet, AI) are constantly appearing in the world of people, respectively, these technologies don't "kill" the niche in which they appear, but rather modify it, creating new jobs after replacing old jobs. For example, with the advent of cars, horsepower-based vehicles were "squeezed out" of the market, but at the same time new professions appeared, such as drivers, mechanics, engineers, etc. The same will happen with AI - some professions will be replaced by others, perhaps even with an increase in jobs. For some reason, many are afraid of AI, while it is just a "tool" in the hands of a person who will in no way be able to completely deprive this person of work. AI will not be able to support itself without a person, and already here, for example, a person is again required, which means there will be new jobs.

[EstherBtc]

The long and short of it is that AI has is advantages and disadvantages at the long run. Most jobs will definitely be replaced by AI because employers are looking for cheap labour forgetting that this tool has it limitations and should be monitored by humans.

[l3pox]

Adoption to AI is what we'll have to do on a quicker manner. Those that are not going to adopt it will not see the opportunities that it will offer. I still believe that despite all of these innovations that are happening, there is still balance on the world from all possible industries. I guess that even farming could be done by AI robots in the future. But times will also change that the majority of the population will start to think differently and might just want to go back to the old days when there is not that much usage of technology because it's causing them too much anxiety, stress and depression.

these new technologies are usually adopted in an exponential way
it was like that with the telephone, the mobile phone and the internet
we're seeing it first hand with crypto and we'll see it with AI too
ChatGPT was one of the fastest companies to reach 1 million users (5 days!)

any idea on what will be the next trend after AI?

[js7807561]

You’re right—AI is changing the workforce fast. It’s creating some new jobs, but replacing many more, especially entry-level ones. It’s not just job loss, but job change—and not everyone will adjust easily.

We talked about this on https://bitcodesolution.com/ focusing on how people and businesses can stay relevant in an AI-driven world.

[bisdak40]

The long and short of it is that AI has is advantages and disadvantages at the long run. Most jobs will definitely be replaced by AI because employers are looking for cheap labour forgetting that this tool has it limitations and should be monitored by humans.

Yes, AI has advantages and disadvantages, because with the rise of AI, there are jobs that are affected, especially those jobs that are repetitive, like in production. But if we look at the good side, AI can be an advantage, especially for businesses, and if we don't want to be replaced by AI, we should invest in upskilling ourselves or learn how to embrace AI for innovation.

[Mame89]

The long and short of it is that AI has is advantages and disadvantages at the long run. Most jobs will definitely be replaced by AI because employers are looking for cheap labour forgetting that this tool has it limitations and should be monitored by humans.

Yes, AI has advantages and disadvantages, because with the rise of AI, there are jobs that are affected, especially those jobs that are repetitive, like in production. But if we look at the good side, AI can be an advantage, especially for businesses, and if we don't want to be replaced by AI, we should invest in upskilling ourselves or learn how to embrace AI for innovation.

We live in an era of increasingly advanced technology, and this era of AI seems unavoidable in the workplace, especially in the cognitive realm, not the physical realm. But if it's embedded in a machine, it's the same as being forced into physical work. We all have to start learning to hunt and continuously hone our skills to stay ahead.

Indeed with AI developments like this, we don't need to be overly afraid because not all industries are suited to AI. Some companies have tried using robots to create new products, but when calculated, the costs are much higher than with humans. The problem is that robots sometimes have many errors, while humans can still combine them with other components. AI still requires human moderation, but running a company that is entirely AI driven is very risky. Those with experience will likely still be hired to operate the AI. But for fresh graduates, it's a bit risky, so they need to quickly upgrade their skills.

[JackeMitchel]

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[viljy]

So far, it is most likely that AI will create jobs for those who will be engaged in correcting AI errors and hallucinations. Where there are no high requirements for results, AI may well replace humans, but will businesses be able to save money on this? Instead of salaries for laid-off employees, there will be costs for chips (which will need to be upgraded due to competition) and electricity. All this is already in short supply. The universal adoption of AI is limited by a lack of energy. Energy requires infrastructure. Infrastructure requires copper. In general, the AI bubble is inflated specifically to extract money from investors. The industry is unprofitable.

[Jateng]

So far, it is most likely that AI will create jobs for those who will be engaged in correcting AI errors and hallucinations. Where there are no high requirements for results, AI may well replace humans, but will businesses be able to save money on this? Instead of salaries for laid-off employees, there will be costs for chips (which will need to be upgraded due to competition) and electricity. All this is already in short supply. The universal adoption of AI is limited by a lack of energy. Energy requires infrastructure. Infrastructure requires copper. In general, the AI bubble is inflated specifically to extract money from investors. The industry is unprofitable.

Everyone has exaggerated AI so much that they are forced to think that it can replace humans but you should consider that it can only help correct the mistakes of human behavior. Where humans act according to their own thinking what is the need for AI Currently there are very few results where AI proves useful.It will not be possible to completely control humans. There will be less spending on Al somewhere but there will be more spending on Ai in infrastructure because they involve expensive things. In short people are using AI more to strengthen the economy.

[Fortify]

Let's face it. AI is not going anywhere. We keep saying that it will develop soon enough to become dangerous to the people but there is no way of stopping it. Trying to stop innovation would be counterproductive. Instead, why don't we think about how to work our way around AI instead? How can we still contribute to the economy even with the existence of AI?

First of all, not all jobs can and will be taken by AI. There would still be jobs that would require actual human labor. Social workers or those who have to interact and communicate with people would not be replaced by AI. Do not think that you would be talking to your therapist and it is AI. AI may be something you can "talk" to but it does not have the emotional depth a person has. You may want to consider this field.

Even though it has been made easy trying to make a piece of art, nothing still beats the way a human can express their creativity through different forms of art. AI art right now still looks too much like AI. Robot generated with no actual story and meaning unlike art made by human. Health workers and lawyers are less likely to be replaced by AI. Carpenters, technicians and etc are also jobs AI can't replace just yet. Even if we are old, it will not hurt to learn new things in new industries.


AI will not only be taking away jobs, it will also generate new ones. AI does not function on its own. It is made by humans also to replicate what other humans has already done to create something a human has asked of it. Software engineers are going to be needed if more companies are wishing to put out AI. So, even though the rate of which AI is booming may be concerning.... not all hope is lost.

There is and will always be place for humans in the economy even with the existence of AI.

The world doesn't wait for you to dream everything up, it constantly evolves around all of us and you might just be able to make something work for you if you keep your eyes open. Never assume that your job cannot be automated or taken by someone who is willing to work for much less, you must always be thinking smarter instead of working harder. You're right that AI will open up plenty of possibilities and opportunities, think about how it can be applied in ways that are not currently happening - both the macro and micro applications that can fit into your every day life. Capitalism works because it is always looking for more efficiency and the best allocation of resources, so embrace that mindset.

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@peter0425
you really think therapy and art are safe from ai lol
thats a naive take if ive ever heard one
the suits dont care about emotional depth they care about efficiency and cutting costs
if an ai can simulate empathy well enough to keep a patient coming back and paying it will happen
same for art it looks like ai now sure but the speed of progress is insane
they will replace human workers with ai even if the quality is slightly lower because its cheaper
weve seen this rekt before with offshoring and automation
its not about human uniqueness its about the bottom line
the new jobs narrative is just fud for the masses so they dont panic
who do you think is paying for all these ai startups its a bubble waiting to pop eventually
then people will really see what ai brings to the table for most of us
not some bright new future just more struggle
hodl your skills but dont get too comfortable