A.I is not here to steal your job!

[viljy]

Take a deep breath. The robots are not forming a union against you.  But someone using AI well, they might quietly take the opportunities you keep postponing.

Here's the truth nobody is saying loudly enough; AI is not the competition, it is the advantage.

The people getting ahead right now are not smarter, more talented, or more gifted. They have learned to work with the machine instead of treating AI like a villain in a science-fiction movie.
The writers using AI to brainstorm faster are not lazy, they are publishing while others are waiting for the perfect opportunity.
The small business owners using AI for customer replies is not cutting corners, they are buying back hours to actually grow the business.
The students using AI to study smarter are not cheating, they are preparing for a world that has already changed while some people are debating whether AI is a passing trend in 2026.

The tool does not replace skill, it amplifies skill.

If you are good, AI helps you become faster, if you are excellent, AI helps you become dangerous. And I'd you refuse to learn it, well, at least your excuses will remain 100% human.

So the real question is not; will AI take my job?

The real question is; Am I willing to learn the tool for my advantage in my required field?

This is an idealistic view. And from the point of view of one of the participants in the competition. In other words, this is exactly the view in the interests of the beneficiaries of AI. In reality, very few such people will be needed on a global scale. All others will be replaced by robots equipped with AI.

This means that robots will take away their jobs and earnings. And this will have far-reaching consequences. For example, for the economy, this will be reflected in the extinction of the population, the disappearance of mass production due to the withering of effective demand. This will benefit the environment, which is what the "elitists" are interested in (clearing the planet of the "excess" population and waste production). Then there will be only the minimum necessary number of people who will receive a ration of food and in return entertain and serve the elite.

There will also be a small stratum of "smart people" who will treat and prolong the lives of "elitists". Clever people will be genetically created at the embryo stage by other clever geneticists. But what about the guards, the army of "elitists"? - You may ask. But these will be tightly controlled robots, because the "elitists" are terribly afraid of their own human guards and do not trust them. In general, there is a lot more to add, but the main thing is that AI will destroy capitalism.

AI and robots are exactly the level of development of the productive forces that communism needed (according to Marx, the alienation of labor is like the disappearance of the need to work in order to live).  But this communism will be monstrous for the majority.  It's like the fulfillment of a wish by an evil spirit - they wanted the best, but hell will turn out. But the process won't stop.

[Marykeller]

AI will replace human jobs. So many influential people who have invested and seen what AI can do have said it many times that AI will take away people's jobs. I don't think it's all a joke because they have seen what's in between. Whether you amplify your skill or not, there won't be availability of jobs meant for you and I because those who are to employ us will then employ the services of AI to do the little and big work for them perfectly and quickly.

[ndutndut]

I don't think AI is the problem, although it's definitely going to make some people lose their jobs, but it's alo going to help other people get new jobs. So I think one thing we need to under is that the world is evolving and wil have to adapt with it. We have to be able to unlearn and re learn new things that is needed to survive in today's world.  AI is definitely improving the lives of a lot of people, because they learn to adapt and use it to their advantage and with the willingness to learn learn new thing, they are really doing better. Most people that complain about AI being the enemy are those that refuse to evolve with the world.

That is correct. The key to surviving in this era of increasingly advanced technology is the ability to adapt complaining solves nothing.

It is undeniable that AI is taking over many jobs especially since it allows companies to cut payroll costs. However, there is no need to fear these technological advancements. Every new technology brings opportunities to generate income provided we are willing to adapt. There are many examples of people leveraging the current rise of AI to make money whether through content creation, filmmaking or other avenues. We need to view AI developments from both perspectives they can be detrimental, but they can also be beneficial it all depends on how you look at it.

[Maslate]

AI turns out our best advantage if we can maximize its application to our own job or use it in our daily living. But if we are still focused on the traditional means of doing our job, not because we don't know that AI exists, but because we don't know how to use AI, then we will always be left out with how AI technology create advancements and make our jobs more efficient and effective. And eventually blame AI that its stealing our job, when we chose to be reluctant on trusting AI to perform our job.

AI is beneficial if you are smart and wise enough, as you will let AI do the job with your best command. But AI is useless to those who have never seen how beneficial it is.

[STT]

We no longer have to plow the fields ourselves because we can use machines. Does that mean the farmer loses his job? No. He now has more time to do something else for the farm.

The invention of tractors turned a village near me numbering in the tens of thousands into just a dozen houses or so.  The migrant workers who would come to harvest every year didn't need to come back over the years as it became a mechanical job not needing so many hands.
   Instead a nearby commuter town became many orders of size larger then this rural outcrop because it had the rail link, another technology that saves alot of time and effort.   Change will occur for sure but people will always be more useful, capable and able to adapt better then any AI now or in the future.

 Society isnt getting poorer and people worse off because we are able to do things more easily, that really wouldn't add up and I don't see AI is enabling enslavement like a bad sci-fi story.  Its taken 30 years from when an IBM computer beat a chess grandmaster, it would seem there is plenty of time for people to get chances in better jobs or retrain.  I do keep hearing how AI needs training, it has success but only after being trained and corrected very often by people.

[Umulala-alala]

The writers using AI to brainstorm faster are not lazy, they are publishing while others are waiting for the perfect opportunity.

Does this mean people posting with Ai on the forum are smarter? 

Well, this depends on which angle you're talking from. Using AI to brainstorm is one thing and posting AI generated content directly is another. In a discussion forum like this, that's actually lazy.

A lot of people are treating AI as a shortcut to write faster without putting their own effort. If you're using it to perfect your efforts, it's understandable but relying on it completely do the work while you just copy and paste is actually a cheat against people that engage in genuine discussion from experience and their thought.

Outside using Ai where it's prohibited like in this community Ai has reduced more work load on human beings let me say it's making things more easier for those that are using it for there work, most people allow Ai to do almost everything for them no effort of there own, i still also believe that in time to come Ai will the one doing almost all the jobs people are doing now. I have also seen how people are using Ai to create a movie let it not be that in time to come directors won't be needing humans to act for them but Ai doing all of it.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

The real question is; Am I willing to learn the tool for my advantage in my required field?

I read reports on AI being expensive to operate of recent and I think this might just save us our jobs. Companies are now looking back at hiring real humans, AI can never replace humans if we make good use of the advantages we have over them. We have emotions and we can do the jobs better than them but just that they can give out high productivity than humans.

We have the upper advantage here as we can learn how to operate the AI instead of giving up and becoming jobless. We can work on ourselves and improve our skills as when we do that it gives us more leverage over the AI and even though someone was to be sacked then it wouldn't be us, AI are better but they aren't cheap and their fees can't be negotiated unlike how it is with humans.

The competition is between who is better so if you allow AI become better than you then you risk loosing your job but if you better yourself then you stand a better chance of you retaining your job.

[uneng]

AI will replace human jobs. So many influential people who have invested and seen what AI can do have said it many times that AI will take away people's jobs. I don't think it's all a joke because they have seen what's in between. Whether you amplify your skill or not, there won't be availability of jobs meant for you and I because those who are to employ us will then employ the services of AI to do the little and big work for them perfectly and quickly.

AI will replace humans in many of the current jobs available, that is true. However, it's up to humans to adapt themselves to the new circumstances, just like they did in industrial revolution, for an example. New concepts of job will appear and new concepts of life will be also developed. I guess something more hobby oriented, while the repetitive and boring tasks will be ordered for robots to execute.

We entered a new era with the recent AI boom, and there is no turning back, neither we know where exactly we are going to head. Everything is quite new and inedit for us at this point, but I see a lot of potential, like never before in human history.

[Ndabagi01]

So the real question is not; will AI take my job?

The real question is; Am I willing to learn the tool for my advantage in my required field?

There is a very big misconception about AI taking over all human jobs but when you look into it more deeply and strategically, one can see that is not true and AI is just here to amplify the skills when used correctly. As humans, we will definitely see this in another dimension with many companies making use of AI and offloading their staffs. There are still a lot of skills out there that using AI to improve your skill can help you actually get a good job that can’t be replaced by AI. AI could help in some ways but they can’t actually replace humans with some works.

AI will replace human jobs. So many influential people who have invested and seen what AI can do have said it many times that AI will take away people's jobs. I don't think it's all a joke because they have seen what's in between. Whether you amplify your skill or not, there won't be availability of jobs meant for you and I because those who are to employ us will then employ the services of AI to do the little and big work for them perfectly and quickly.

AI is a new invention and everyone will like to take a grasp at it and try to be part of the trend. I’m not surprised by the move of many companies already trying to implement their use but can they continue to maintain them for a long period of time. AI also needs human to train them to become better, that means human can still get to do these jobs which creates room for employment to many again. AI has a lot of advantages and disadvantages, one just needs to learn through and lay their hands more on what will benefit them while incorporating them.

[free-bit.co.in]

AI will replace human jobs. So many influential people who have invested and seen what AI can do have said it many times that AI will take away people's jobs. I don't think it's all a joke because they have seen what's in between. Whether you amplify your skill or not, there won't be availability of jobs meant for you and I because those who are to employ us will then employ the services of AI to do the little and big work for them perfectly and quickly.

Saying that AI will replace and take away human jobs isn't necessarily wrong. However, if we look at it from a more positive perspective. It's also just part of technological and human progress, as some jobs are gradually replaced because they become outdated.

It's the same thing that happened when the internet, email, and cameras came along. Many old job were gradually replaced or disappeared, and people complained about it back then too. But then, these new technologies also create other jobs and industries.

AI may well follow a similar path. Some jobs will certainly disappear, but that doesn't mean there will be no work left for people. New jobs will emerge, and our task is to constantly learn, adapt, and keep up with those changes.

[SamReomo]

AI may well follow a similar path. Some jobs will certainly disappear, but that doesn't mean there will be no work left for people. New jobs will emerge, and our task is to constantly learn, adapt, and keep up with those changes.

AI is something different than other technologies, when it learns something it can do that thing better than humans and that directly means the stealing of human jobs. When companies get workers who can work 24/7 and just need energy instead of salary then most companies prefer such workers over humans.

AI is making those workers available for big companies nowadays and that's why most companies are reducing their human work force and that's making many people jobless. I think AI is still in progress stage, when it gets better than it will be able to complete many more tasks that only humans can do right now.

Only those who many utilize AI bots in the best way will earn most money in future that's why tech giants are now focusing much on AI related things instead of anything else. I still fear the day when AI reaches AGI level of smartness than life on Earth will be different than it's right now.

[jcojci]

Human created AI to help their daily activities and if people don't learn how to use it, they will feels AI takes their job. While we can see some people willing to learn the tool to understand the works and the use. They don't want to miss the chance to makes their lives easy but many people can't accept the presence of AI and just think AI will takes their position so that is your option whether you are willing to learn AI or not and that is up to you.

[bakasabo]

There are still plenty if jobs where AI will never be. Jobs like manual labor. Still people stand in queues to get job done. This means there is demand for service like that. Have someone seen robots irl or on videos? They are too clumsy to replace humans who work in manual labor jobs.

People who work with PCs and other devices. Just do your job perfectly and your employer wont consider replacing you with AI. Even if you will be replaces - you can do nothing with progress. I think people from the start should be flexible, be ready to change jobs, then think they will work on one job/one position whole life or career.

[demonica]

AI is indeed a tool to help humans. But we can't also erase the fact that SOME jobs could be replaced by AI. These kind of jobs are the low-complexity or repetitive jobs like those in the factory, data entry, and etc. But it doesn't mean that most jobs could be replaced by AI. Companies may adopt to AI as a tool, but humans will still be the one who will be using this tool. And I think I've said it before, that we're still in the early stage of AI for most employees/workers to see it as a threat to their jobs.

[Dogedegen]

This is an idealistic view. And from the point of view of one of the participants in the competition. In other words, this is exactly the view in the interests of the beneficiaries of AI. In reality, very few such people will be needed on a global scale. All others will be replaced by robots equipped with AI.

This means that robots will take away their jobs and earnings. And this will have far-reaching consequences. For example, for the economy, this will be reflected in the extinction of the population, the disappearance of mass production due to the withering of effective demand. This will benefit the environment, which is what the "elitists" are interested in (clearing the planet of the "excess" population and waste production). Then there will be only the minimum necessary number of people who will receive a ration of food and in return entertain and serve the elite.

There will also be a small stratum of "smart people" who will treat and prolong the lives of "elitists". Clever people will be genetically created at the embryo stage by other clever geneticists. But what about the guards, the army of "elitists"? - You may ask. But these will be tightly controlled robots, because the "elitists" are terribly afraid of their own human guards and do not trust them. In general, there is a lot more to add, but the main thing is that AI will destroy capitalism.

AI and robots are exactly the level of development of the productive forces that communism needed (according to Marx, the alienation of labor is like the disappearance of the need to work in order to live).  But this communism will be monstrous for the majority.  It's like the fulfillment of a wish by an evil spirit - they wanted the best, but hell will turn out. But the process won't stop.

Many people that write responses to complicated subjects like this one have no idea, they just write whatever opinion they have even if it is completely wrong. They don't read any kind of studies that relate to topics like this, and then make false comparisons like with standard tools. There are two dimensions that we can look at, a worldwide or global on and one on an individual level. You have started with the global one, and you are completely right. This kind of situation usually leads historically to an even bigger centralization of wealth than what we have so far. Somehow people are afraid to deal with the harsh reality of our lives, so they try to throw away reality and come up with some optimistic scenarios of how things will work out even when all the history that we have on this situation tells us otherwise.

On an individual level is something that I have been talking about, AI in most cases does not amplify skill at all. We already have some preliminary studies of good quality that show a very strong deterioration of skills for people that rely on AI and the effect is even stronger with children. They ability to write, do math, language, critical thinking and creativity all start going down harshly as they start relying on AI. So who can talk about any kind of amplification? That is more an extermination of human capability than any kind of amplification.

[Rhow]

So the real question is not; will AI take my job?

The real question is; Am I willing to learn the tool for my advantage in my required field?

Those who have actually been able to use artificial intelligence to improve and speed up their work will rightly consider artificial intelligence as a friend rather than an enemy. But the problem is that most of the work is now done by artificial intelligence, and many people think that artificial intelligence is the reason for their job. But in reality, if they had learned to use artificial intelligence, they could have taken their work much further than before. However, it cannot be completely denied that many people have lost their jobs after the advent of artificial intelligence. They have lost their jobs because after the discovery of artificial intelligence, many difficult and time-consuming tasks were made easier and faster, and workers are no longer needed.

[püsür]

AI can, of course, make a good employee’s job easier, but it will enable most tasks in companies to be carried out without human intervention. Where I work, there were already people whose roles were either limited or unnecessary. Their work could certainly be done by AI. Or, in my department, for example, the work currently done by three people could be carried out by just one person with the help of AI. I firmly believe that AI will definitely reduce the labour market. To put it simply, AI will increase productivity in companies one way or another. This increase in productivity means that the same amount of work can be done by fewer people. I think we’ll see incredible changes within the next ten years.

[Rabata]

I don't think AI is the problem, although it's definitely going to make some people lose their jobs, but it's alo going to help other people get new jobs. So I think one thing we need to under is that the world is evolving and wil have to adapt with it. We have to be able to unlearn and re learn new things that is needed to survive in today's world.  AI is definitely improving the lives of a lot of people, because they learn to adapt and use it to their advantage and with the willingness to learn learn new thing, they are really doing better. Most people that complain about AI being the enemy are those that refuse to evolve with the world.

It is true that new job sections are being created by AI. But you have to see how much job sections are increasing and how much are decreasing. You need to know this ratio. It is becoming possible to automate many tasks through AI agents. Where a few employees used to be hired to do the tasks, it is now possible to do them by just giving some commands. In some cases, even if employment is created by AI, most of those whose skills are at an amateur level, especially computer-related, are more likely to lose their jobs. Repeated tasks are now very easily possible through AI. And when the same task that used to take 2-3 hours to do takes 10 minutes through AI, then the employees who used to work for so many hours will definitely not be kept in the company office. There is no benefit in just paying them salaries, but it will be possible to continue those tasks by hiring a few AI experts through AI. In the future, if there are no smart experts and professional-level skills, it will become difficult to get a job.

[Yeesha]

Human created AI to help their daily activities and if people don't learn how to use it, they will feels AI takes their job. While we can see some people willing to learn the tool to understand the works and the use. They don't want to miss the chance to makes their lives easy but many people can't accept the presence of AI and just think AI will takes their position so that is your option whether you are willing to learn AI or not and that is up to you.

That's exactly what some people are feeling now, thinking that AI is going to replace their jobs and they will become jobless. But from my perspective human labour will always be needed in one way or the other, it is impossible for AI to totally eliminate human labour and replace it totally, except during the next 99 century. I doubt if AI can carryout hard labor like human. AI has several advantages and it is actually helping a lot of us and no one can deny that, but at the same time, it has several effects.

[Odusko]

It depends and not wrong to say that AI will still human jobs because it happening already, some companies and factories are now using AI to replace staffs,  the other day I watched someone getting served in a China hotel by an AI, this is a job that was done by humans employees in the past, for that we should make bold clarification as to which areas and angle that AI involvement takes humans Job although not in all sector most times AI products and services are only offering an alternative or support to human.