How do you protect yourself from AI?

[Bitcoin_people]

AI is coming and is going to soon replace redundant jobs. If you are one of those at risk, what do you do to protect yourself from AI? Whether we like it or not, AI is coming and there's no stopping that. Some are going back to college to get another degree. Some are aiming to learn about computer science because for sure they're gonna need more developers in the future. We also have to think about how trends will change so how are you protecting yourself from AI?

We can already see that AI has taken over important jobs and jobs in various workplaces due to it. AI with different experiences and skills is consulted and they manage work through robots. As a result, AI is currently occupying a lot of space in various companies' jobs, which is pushing people towards unemployment. However, I think that it is very important for an unemployed person to protect himself from this situation. I think it would be best to be an entrepreneur, here it is possible to succeed by taking your own risks and only by gaining experience and skills. Being a businessman, it is possible to go far in the future, and if we invest in a good position in online platforms, it is possible to profit and be successful. For example, if we invest in Bitcoin to improve our financial position, it will become a valuable asset for us in the future, as well as it will be most useful if we set up a business.

[Y3shot]

AI is coming and is going to soon replace redundant jobs. If you are one of those at risk, what do you do to protect yourself from AI? Whether we like it or not, AI is coming and there's no stopping that. Some are going back to college to get another degree. Some are aiming to learn about computer science because for sure they're gonna need more developers in the future. We also have to think about how trends will change so how are you protecting yourself from AI?

Even if AI is replacing people in their jobs, it doesn't mean the presence of AI is without benefit. There are still good advantages of AI when it comes to careers and jobs. AI has made things very easy, and right now people don’t find it difficult because of the assistance of AI.

AI is the technology we are talking about in this present day, and it has been beneficial. People are generating money from AI in areas such as information, graphic design, animation, and others. AI is a tool for humans; it cannot just work without human application, so let's not panic about the existence of AI; it is also for good.

[Mame89]

AI is coming and is going to soon replace redundant jobs. If you are one of those at risk, what do you do to protect yourself from AI? Whether we like it or not, AI is coming and there's no stopping that. Some are going back to college to get another degree. Some are aiming to learn about computer science because for sure they're gonna need more developers in the future. We also have to think about how trends will change so how are you protecting yourself from AI?

Even if AI is replacing people in their jobs, it doesn't mean the presence of AI is without benefit. There are still good advantages of AI when it comes to careers and jobs. AI has made things very easy, and right now people don’t find it difficult because of the assistance of AI.

AI is the technology we are talking about in this present day, and it has been beneficial. People are generating money from AI in areas such as information, graphic design, animation, and others. AI is a tool for humans; it cannot just work without human application, so let's not panic about the existence of AI; it is also for good.

Yes, don't panic about technological advances like AI because throughout the history of civilization, technology has continued to develop and we must adapt to avoid setbacks.

So, learn about technology now. It's as simple as AI development continues to accelerate, so to avoid setbacks you need to study it thoroughly. AI may indeed replace humans in some jobs, but not all jobs can be done by AI. Furthermore, with the development of AI, job opportunities are also numerous. Don't let the claim that AI will replace human jobs discourage you don't stop learning about AI. AI is a tool, like a knife. You could cut meat with your hands, but you choose a knife because it makes things easier.

[DrBeer]

I don't quite understand why we need to protect ourselves from AI. AI is just a new type of tool. It's like the steam engine many centuries ago — according to the less intelligent part of the population, it should be avoided and destroyed because it will take away people's jobs. But the smarter ones, realizing that progress cannot be stopped, simply studied it and began to use it or offer services related to steam engines. In the end, the smart ones got a lot of new work and income, while those who denied and rejected the new technology lost their income. It's the same with AI — study it, learn how to use it, and use it as an assistant, and you will be more competitive in the market.

[passwordnow]

I think that learning skills that are AI proof would help us at least have that chance in the future against the innovation through AI. So from this software and tools company, hubspot, these are the jobs that can be replaced by AI.



While these jobs below are said that it can't be replaced although I am skeptic about the list from 6-10 since there are many AIs that can do their jobs.

[aoluain]

Those "10 jobs which AI can replace" seems about right but I would also argue that AI can replace everything
from the "not likely" list.

As an example, where I have a friend working AI is already writing code!

And another friend who works in IT, they have been told they need to find a way where AI can "enhance" their
job. If not the job is gone and replace by AI

I have heard it reported that if you side on front of a computer screen as part of your job, pushing buttons and
moving a mouse - your job is at risk.

There are very few jobs which are safe IMO.

Maybe some aspects of electrical engineering, some trades like Plastering, plumbing, carpentry, jobs where you
predominantly use you hands and no two tasks are the same.

[DrBeer]

I think that learning skills that are AI proof would help us at least have that chance in the future against the innovation through AI. So from this software and tools company, hubspot, these are the jobs that can be replaced by AI.

While these jobs below are said that it can't be replaced although I am skeptic about the list from 6-10 since there are many AIs that can do their jobs.

When people start talking about the risks of AI, I get the feeling that AI is the highest form of intelligence
But why does everyone forget about the degradation of AI systems?
Here are some real data: A joint study by Microsoft Research and Salesforce showed that Large Language Models (LLMs) demonstrate a sharp drop in reliability during multi-level conversations.
After analyzing more than 200,000 chats, researchers recorded a 112% increase in unreliability, even though the overall suitability of the models decreased by only 15%, reports WindowsCentral.

If you think that AI can work without communication or without searching for new information, you are mistaken! And what will happen if AI stumbles upon TikTok? It will make it as intelligent as a two-legged stool!

[retreat]

AI isn't something to be afraid of, because I believe that as technology advances, opportunities will always emerge. So, instead of "protecting" yourself from AI, what you need to do is look more broadly at areas that could potentially benefit you and not be overly afraid that AI will take over so many jobs. There will definitely be so many opportunities that will be created in the future, and just focus on areas that you truly understand and believe in, and you will surely find a gap and maximize it for yourself.

[ndutndut]

I don't quite understand why we need to protect ourselves from AI. AI is just a new type of tool. It's like the steam engine many centuries ago — according to the less intelligent part of the population, it should be avoided and destroyed because it will take away people's jobs. But the smarter ones, realizing that progress cannot be stopped, simply studied it and began to use it or offer services related to steam engines. In the end, the smart ones got a lot of new work and income, while those who denied and rejected the new technology lost their income. It's the same with AI — study it, learn how to use it, and use it as an assistant, and you will be more competitive in the market.

Yes. We must be open to every evolving technology so that it makes it easier for us to adapt. We must remember that AI is a tool to help us move forward quickly, not a tool we rely entirely on. There's nothing wrong with using it, but don't forget to develop your own work style, because that human touch is what audiences seek, for example, in writing, videos or artwork.

So, AI isn't our enemy but our helper. The ideas generated by AI aren't usually new, but rather the database it collects. If we can develop ideas from AI, it could lead to new discoveries, so don't worry too much about AI development. As you mentioned in the example of the steam engine, it was initially feared, but now it's better because we can adapt to every technology. Similarly, Excel, Photoshop and others do the same things AI will do in the future. That's why we must adapt and always think critically.

[slapper]

I think that learning skills that are AI proof would help us at least have that chance in the future against the innovation through AI. So from this software and tools company, hubspot, these are the jobs that can be replaced by AI.

While these jobs below are said that it can't be replaced although I am skeptic about the list from 6-10 since there are many AIs that can do their jobs.

When people start talking about the risks of AI, I get the feeling that AI is the highest form of intelligence
But why does everyone forget about the degradation of AI systems?
Here are some real data: A joint study by Microsoft Research and Salesforce showed that Large Language Models (LLMs) demonstrate a sharp drop in reliability during multi-level conversations.
After analyzing more than 200,000 chats, researchers recorded a 112% increase in unreliability, even though the overall suitability of the models decreased by only 15%, reports WindowsCentral.

If you think that AI can work without communication or without searching for new information, you are mistaken! And what will happen if AI stumbles upon TikTok? It will make it as intelligent as a two-legged stool!

When we say protect, What do we exactly protect? Degradation? Bad output? Or, just the slow substitution of our own thinking with something more convenient and fast?

The study is authentic and the data of unreliability tracks. But it sort of implies that AI should be reliable in hundreds of conversation turns. People assume that a reasonable baseline, which assumes that we built these systems for depth and coherence as opposed to speed and scale and engagement optimization (which we very much did not). So the failure mode was going to always look like this. Calling it "degradation" is almost generous because that implies something that was working correctly before.

Long-term consistence in thinking is difficult. It's hard for humans too. I don't really think we have had any thoughts about that.

What this study is actually telling us is that multi-level reasoning involves something that these models literally don't have. You can fix the architecture a hundred times and you won't solve that because it's not an architecture problem.

TikTok already did that to human cognition years ago. That ship has sailed. We're now concerned with AI consuming poor quality information. Meanwhile most of us been running our brains on algorithmic junk for a decade and treating it as normal.

[JoyceBTC]

AI can never be perfect, I mean after all the impressive things that AI can do we are still able to tell the difference between AI and genuine videos? You can tell on movies and games created by AI because it's all written over it, this shows that nothing can really replace humans, we can only be mimic or close to perfection.

God created humans and humans created AI, it will never be perfect.

Gradually there will be an advancement in artificial intelligence, in 5-6 years time artificial intelligence will be more advanced than it is now and there will even come to a time where people would not be able to differentiate the work of an Ai and the work of human. I believe this is still the early stage of Ai that’s why most things still look a bit fake to us but with time, things will change because it will be developed to perform more better.