Ai may take jobs previously believed that it couldn't

[Cheema02]

I used to be of the opinion that Ai would not be able to replace every job out there but after taking out some time to think on it and also see the progress made on these robots human efforts might not be needed because Ai would be designed to do every job that's required but we are all having a wrong idea on this, Ai isn't created to compete with humans or to take their jobs from them, the main purpose of artificial intelligence is to make our jobs easier and not to take over the world, we pay too much attention to conspiracy theories and that's a problem. If robots take every job how will humans work? This is going to put a stop to the economy.

People just need to adopt the system of using Ai as a tool to improve their skills or occupation and stop seeing Ai as a threat to them. The whole point of creating Ai is to make our work easier and faster, that's the benefit of technological advancements

Currently, there is a huge hope in AI, and many experts think that AI will ultimately replace human jobs, but I think it's a myth. Do you agree that AI eliminates humans? Obviously not, because humans train AI to do work and also make developments in it according to requirements. No doubt, with the arrival of AI, a lot of assessment has to be made, as work efficiency increases and time management is one of the most important factors, because AI is much faster than humans at performing tasks.

Technology doesn't cut human employment. It actually creates new types of jobs. The real question is: how can we find these opportunities? So, in the modern world of technology, survival remains up to date. It is compulsory, because if we are adaptive and have the habit of learning new skills, then we grow financially. With those abilities, we will be able to use AI as a tool, then we have a chance to use it to generate income and a lot of people are doing this ? Are you making efforts to work with AI?

[BlackHatCoiner]

Dentists aren't going anywhere. Half the population can't even be bothered to brush for a full two minutes, and they'll buy an overpriced smart gadget that requires you to buy a special type of toothpaste?

Polymarket degens betting on dentist extinction because of a shiny new bathroom gadget is peak tech bro hype.

[Dreadboost]

There is no doubt that AI will replace many jobs in various industries. It will come as a surprise to the type of jobs can't be replaced, but to be honest, AI cannot replace all the jobs in the world. If it does, life will be miserable and unbeneficial to many. AI is supposed to replace human jobs that are stressful, risky, and time-consuming.

In the case of a dentist. I won't let an AI examine my tooth without the control of a human in the office. AI has flaws. It can make mistakes. It is too risky to let an AI tend to the most sensitive parts of the body. My trust in AI hasn't gotten to that point.

[ndutndut]

There are some jobs that for some reasons people believed that artificial intelligence couldn't take although we have seen other people believe that Ai will take over everything, Elon musk has said one time that there would be Ai handling Ai needs, I may not have put it in his exact word but this was what he meant.

Jobs in the medical field was believed to be a no go area for artificial intelligence like the medical doctors (dentist included), nurses, radiographers, pharmacist and so on, but all that is changing as Ai is learning too fast.

This article on poly market https://x.com/Polymarket/status/2094848260150374768 claims that there is an artificial intelligence enabled toothbrush that is built to basically take care of individuals oral care. Based on the utilities of this toothbrush if it continues to advance could make the work of the dentist go extinct. There are also videos I have seen of artificial intelligence bots training on high pressure brain surgical procedures.

The point is not all jobs can be replaced by AI especially jobs like dentists, and there are actually several other jobs that really can't be replaced by AI even though developers keep trying to make AI able to take over every job. So we have to see that AI is really designed as a tool to speed up and make human work easier, but not to completely replace our roles.

There are many jobs that involve empathy like making decisions or skills such as those of a dentist. So there are some jobs that will still need a human touch, making them hard to fully replace. Even though technology keeps advancing, AI in this case, when it comes to dental care, still needs a dentist. So in my opinion, jobs like dentists or surgeons probably won’t disappear because AI only acts as an assistant that improves a doctor’s efficiency and accuracy, while in depth diagnosis or handling complicated patient cases still requires a real doctor.

[Humblevirus]

AI was built to assist human beings and make work easier for humans, and with that, it will definitely take some kinds of jobs from human beings. But the fact is that AI will not take every job, even if it advances to a higher level, because there are jobs that will require human thinking.I would say that AI can never be exactly like human beings. It will never have a brain that can think exactly like a human being.so, it will be very hard for people to trust AI with certain kinds of jobs, especially jobs like doctors, nurses, and other professional jobs that deal directly with human lives.

[Inior]

We have talked about this several times, ai isn't taking over people's jobs or profession because that's not what It was programmed to do. Think about the reason why a lot of things were invented today and the purpose of use of these inventions, they are basically to make out activities more easier and faster. This is the same reason why Ai was invented as well, it is actually for the purpose of assisting humans. Whatever field we find ourselves it is important to learn how to take advantage of Ai, as a Matter of fact Ai has provided a lot of Jon opportunities for people that learn how to make use of it.

[Bright0515]

AI can mimic a human completely imo.  If it still doesn't, it is probably because we haven't trained it enough. A human is a mixture of algorithms. Sleep, wake up, eat, piss, read, recognize, learn, mimic... Every once in a while we have our eureka moment and discover something new but that happens rarely. Most of the time it is all repetitive. AI can taught to be human. It is already a better programmer than many engineers out there... Soon AI will be doing surgeries as well. It only lacks the data and training, for now.

There are medical procedures that requires human expertees even with the use of Ai, currently there are some hospitals that use nono tech to perform surgery, I'm talking about those that are advanced in infrastructure and all that. These robots are still being directed or monitored by medical professionals .in the medical field lots of professions will always be important and Ai cannot  just replace them easily.

[Female King]

As a person, I believe there would still be very difficult jobs Ai might not easily be able to take over and talking about all these things don't you think it is still human that would access and grade these AI Jobs?
Which ever the case might be, there would always still be way where humans will still have to benefit from all these system and just thinking out randomly, it would still be possible where everyone would have a physical Ai prototype of themselves to help them do works especially running errands without bothering the next person

Ai has already started making almost everything to be easier for human, honestly Ai has taken away several jobs from humans and has also reduce the work of man in some certain areas. What do still know what will be of this Ai thing in the future if we were told then that Ai is going to take over some jobs we wouldn't still believe it but now it's happening and what will also happen in the future time we can't still know but still i know there would still be something that will require man power and the idea of man to be done.

The way we see AI improving, it seems that we will see the use of AI in every field. AI has made our work a lot easier and at the same time it is doing us a lot of harm. Right now, every person needs to focus more on improving their own skills and increasing creativity. Maybe in the future we will see some robots that will be connected to our brains and whatever we think or want to do, the robot will do the work for us.

AI does not have the ability to make decisions on its own, so no matter how much AI improves, AI will never be able to take some places. For example, AI will never be able to take the place of a judge. Before making a decision, a lot of considerations, considerations, and truthfulness, etc. are taken to make a decision, which AI may never be able to take.

Ai is still formed by human beings so am convinced there are still things human can do that the help of Ai won't be needed, i know as time goes on technology will also be improving and we can't tell how the world will be in ten years coming, Ai might advance pass the level it is now but despite this upgrade there are still other things that will require human effort to operate, the area of medical professions i don't think it will be easy for AI to take over this field and also a place to make decisions it's still human that will make decisions, where is Ai will take over is any activity that happens online, Ai has make some work to be done easily now and has also taken the jobs of those who where doing it without Ai existence then.

[Dogedegen]

This is not true, and it shows that you are not using this technology already or that you understand its progress. There are already AI agents that are handling other agents. 10 years from now this is going to look like a video game compared to the technology that we will have..

Yep, I don't use the robots or its technology. But I assume it isn't a must to use the technology to understand it. We can learn it through many articles or videos to understand it. Of course, there are AI agents which handle others. However, those AI agents still need human help. It can make certain errors, do malfunctions, or do mistakes. Human who can evaluate and repair it.

No, that is not true. See this should be an example that not having a technology background makes it hard to understand, and reading articles or watching videos can't make your understanding equal to that of someone who actually uses this technology or makes it. Instead of repeating the same error, you should acknowledge the correction and learn something. Most AI agents are working independently, and there are AI agents that are managing them and AI agents that are building other AI agents. Where is the human? Simply because a human started this chain that does not mean that it depends on humans, very few humans are needed to have this going. A loss of almost 100% of all jobs is where we are going. That machines can make errors is a very strange argument to have when humans make the most mistakes of all living creatures and machines combined. 

Humans have many more weaknesses and limitations than robots made by humans, so what is this argument supposed to say? Medical AI and soon robots already works better than humans, so please don't make up stuff.

This will lead to the debate about which one is better "human or robots". Bro, AI can be doing better in certain purposes. But for the whole aspects in this life, human must be always still better. I don't want to debate with you about this because this will end up with OOT. I respect if you are pro robots, but I hope you also be fair with my own perception. Thanks

There is no factual, scientific, or objective reasons for which humans must still be better. If you believe that yourself, that is your personal belief and it is not based on anything that we have in science today. Very soon AI will be better than most humans in every way, unless we hit some limitations or challenges that we can't see today. Not wanting to believe this does not make the science go away. Opinions are not really good to have when we are talking about sciences that are clear for now..

[MorganaX]

Dentists aren't going anywhere. Half the population can't even be bothered to brush for a full two minutes, and they'll buy an overpriced smart gadget that requires you to buy a special type of toothpaste?

Polymarket degens betting on dentist extinction because of a shiny new bathroom gadget is peak tech bro hype.

I can believe anything at this point where it feels like everyday comes with a brand new health tech, from the time I saw that scientists has fine a way  through AI back tracing, a way to take a drug to reduce most of surgeries, tells us how robotics and AI can impact the health sector, unless we talking about intense mouth surgeries, oral care can be done using technologies. Still if you have perfect oral care, is there any point of surgery ?

[EFS]

I think we're much closer to people losing their jobs than you might think. And it's not just about AI. Many jobs that require a lot of human labor will disappear soon. This generation may be the last one that can actually find jobs. There are very few things a human can do that a machine can't.

The term Universal Basic Income didn't come out of nowhere. If people can't find jobs, there needs to be some source of income so the economy doesn't collapse totally. I don't think they've figured this out yet. Even the people who are in charge of the economy don't have the slightest idea what will happen as a result of high unemployment and big population.

[Hamza2424]

Actually, there are medical robots that medical personnel also rely on. In more sophisticated medical settings, the use of robots is paramount for precision and speed. Although, these robots don't operate completely independently—even our chat bots need prompts—but they assist a lot in the medical field.

I just find out that such robots have already been made, for example the one in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9g_0joOFEU
This robot can do the task of a dentist in just 15 minutes, that's the claim, while a dentist can take 1 hour. I don't visit dentists that much and never had this treatment before, so I can't say much, but the treatment that the robot can do is really great, but I might not trust my teeth for a crown job like this to a robot.

Although the video says the accuracy is 90%.

By the way, this was made 2 years ago, so maybe some tasks that are repetitive and could easily be automated can be replaced by robots in the future, and dentists might have to work less than they do now, but dentists are not going to become extinct in any way.

[o48o]

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Like with everything AI assisted, it goes like this:

You can let someone without good experience build a site with AI for a company and save money. And you can let an expert of their field build a site for you with AI assistance. Which result would you think is going to be better? Adding that it would be essential for the site be secure and if the site is ever breached, there would be severe financial an career ending consequences. Which would be smartest choice then?

Now use same analogy to who you want to be analyzing and doing your surgery? An autonomous AI assistant or a doctor who uses AI (and robots) in some form on their software? It's a tool, not a reliable for anything, if you don't have deep knowledge about the subject you are using it for. And when stakes are high (like in surgery), you need experts to double check and oversee everything.

[Agbamoni]

AI was built to assist human beings and make work easier for humans, and with that, it will definitely take some kinds of jobs from human beings. But the fact is that AI will not take every job, even if it advances to a higher level, because there are jobs that will require human thinking.I would say that AI can never be exactly like human beings. It will never have a brain that can think exactly like a human being.so, it will be very hard for people to trust AI with certain kinds of jobs, especially jobs like doctors, nurses, and other professional jobs that deal directly with human lives.

In the future, AI may take every job. It is not a thing that is impossible to happen. When mobile communication came out in the past, our parents all had in mind that communication wouldn't be taken from sending mail from one post office to another.

Unfortunately, mobile communication has taken over the communication industry. It first started with mobile phones. And then it went on to social media, which I think will evolve again in the future.

AI will take over many jobs in the future if not all the jobs. It will only be a matter of time. Delay is not a denial. Unfortunately, we may not be alive to see it.

[CryptoBuds]

AI cannot completely replace or take away people’s jobs, at least not in every areas.

Reality is much harsher and changing very quickly.

Many people think that AI in creative sector will only be simple tool in hands of humans. But  ultimate goal of AI technology is not to depend on our instruction. But to create autonomous AI agent. This is technology that is capable of making complex decisions without direct instruction or prompt from any human. It can work on its own and correct its own mistake. A few days ago I saw news that with help of AI, a person was able to build an entire company. This news went viral.

It is not false that AI will take away many peoples job. This is what will happen. But same time, AI will make our work easier. Several new profession will be created. We can already see that profession like AI Agent Developer and Prompt Engineering have already been created and their demand is skyrocketing.

[STT]

medical field was believed to be a no go area for artificial intelligence like the medical doctors (dentist included)

I'd never believe that because the demand is too great.  The main determination for whether some product or service comes into existence is demand vs cost to supply. In every case AI wont really replace humans but with a high cost of heath care in many countries and many lacking adequate care to the point they are impaired in some way, clearly there is a need for this product to exist and it will be paid for by over a billion people.
  I would struggle to think of a much greater money making opportunity and that will drive some solution even if it starts off imperfect.  People are already using  search engines to attempt medical diagnosis, they really shouldn't and I doubt AI can be perfect but there is for sure a great demand.

[L E G E N D A R Y]

It is not false that AI will take away many peoples job. This is what will happen. But same time, AI will make our work easier. Several new profession will be created. We can already see that profession like AI Agent Developer and Prompt Engineering have already been created and their demand is skyrocketing.

All you’ve said is absolutely correct, and you see, what’s  really stands out to me in all this is that the real issue doesn’t just lie in the fact that AI is capable of doing tasks way more faster than humans but rather the fact that these systems can now plan, execute, evaluate and even improve without the express instruction from a human, this is indeed very fascinating you know. Because just thinking about it now, this would definitely make a lot of obsolete. So the people who actually get to have a higher advantage then are those who are actually working along side this new technology.

[Bitcoin Maxi]

We are in no doubt that AI is now capable of doing most things and there's vast advancement in technology, but not all jobs or skills can totally be replaced with AI and some can't be eliminated at all. There are human beings that can never trust their health  with AI, they prefer real healthcare givers.
What about some practical skills, AI can give information, recommendations and help in some jobs and skills but the physical tasks must still be carried out example like the doctors, electrician, plumbers and so many others.
Also if we go to talk about business, buying and selling there are a lot of people that can never buy from where they don't know and what they don't see. They buy what they see.
So for me even with time it cannot totally replace all jobs or skills.

[LUCKMCFLY]

There is no way dentists' works will go extinct. Tooth is not only the part of dental care, it also includes gums. You can also get teeth infected for various reasons, even the perfect oral health care can't protect you from this kind of things, so, dentists are and will be necessary.

It's not very likely that human dentists will go extinct, since there are now highly specialized machines and robots. In fact, there are already machines performing dental procedures under the dentist's supervision. Of course, this will keep improving as AI becomes more specialized and leads to better, cutting-edge technology.

These advances are happening so that human error no longer exists. In fact, medications will be completely replaced by more natural options. Even the biggest diseases, like cancer, already have a cure, although they've been developing effective immunotherapies like Keytruda though they're still way too expensive in my opinion.

A real example is:



Source: https://dentistry.co.uk/2024/08/01/robot-dentist-completes-first-dental-procedure/

[Dogedegen]

I think we're much closer to people losing their jobs than you might think. And it's not just about AI. Many jobs that require a lot of human labor will disappear soon. This generation may be the last one that can actually find jobs. There are very few things a human can do that a machine can't.

The term Universal Basic Income didn't come out of nowhere. If people can't find jobs, there needs to be some source of income so the economy doesn't collapse totally. I don't think they've figured this out yet. Even the people who are in charge of the economy don't have the slightest idea what will happen as a result of high unemployment and big population.

I agree with you even if I would never put a specific timeline for this kind of thing because we may hit some issues that are not expected, it happens often. But the replacement is on going, the question of the trend is about when and how much is going to be replaced. When it comes to UBI, I am not convinced of it. The whole economic system that we are using in modernity is based on many assumptions such as most adults working for income. UBI's main focus is about replacing the income, but it does not solve many other issues that need to be answered if we want to continue to have a society that functions. There are many problems relating to UBI, first with the financing of it, where would all the money come from and how and then the others are on individual effects on humans and society. We are facing very changing times, and the future is very unclear at this moment.

These advances are happening so that human error no longer exists. In fact, medications will be completely replaced by more natural options. Even the biggest diseases, like cancer, already have a cure, although they've been developing effective immunotherapies like Keytruda though they're still way too expensive in my opinion.

All cancer is cured? Where did you read that misinformation?