What is the way out to AI human job replacement?

[JeffBrad12]

Better learn to fix a toilet.  

AI might be able to code and do white-collar job better than us, but it ain't snaking a clogged drain at 3 AM anytime soon.

But if dealing with literal crap isn't your vibe, you need to stop asking which corporate wage-cage is "safe." The answer is none of them. The only real way out is to stop relying on a boss and learn how to have ownership of a business. That's the whole point of schools like The Real World.

If that is the case, we might be better off pushing for universal basic income spending our leisure time protesting instead of learning skills because every AI could learn every skill as long as it formed a pattern. The blue collar plumbing job may become the new white collar in the future, but at least we have UBI.

[TheUltraElite]

So if AI has to do the work of a human, first the robot needs to be mass produced which can replace humans, most of them are in small scale operations stage, nothing huge, just a fancy robot trying to assist some ordering, cleaning and housekeeping. This itself is the first barrier that such robots are not cheap to manufacture. Now suppose you found out a way to manufacture them quickly and easily, even then you would have to run the software on them from your control or automate it. Either way you are still in control.

I really dont see how AI is going to replace the person who is actually controlling the work, they are still the ones running the show.

Its like the humans vs computers type of debate that came when first computers were coming in.

[Sulegzy39]

When we get to that stage, community needs to figure out what individuals are going to do with all of their free time and limited earning potential. There will be things like the entertainment business, from streaming to theatre events, but even that is undergoing AI transformations and may someday be mimicked in a variety of ways. It appears that some type of transition to a common income would prove essential, but it would probably mean knocking down all the wealthy resting on their funds.

Individuals might then support one another, although those with the most advanced skills could pursue remaining occupations, such as software developers and quality assurance. Nobody knows how the world's poorer regions would cope as advanced nations move to such a paradigm (which appears to be very difficult).

[bakasabo]

No matter what will be our future, there will always be jobs that only human can do, and there will be situation when financially for business it is more profitable to replace humans with AI. Imo a person should always think several years ahead, try to predict his future. It is not smart tho think that you will work in one place on one job for the whole time. First of all you will get bored. Second reason is that a person will change his job anyway because he will try to get a more paid job. I dont get why people instead of worrying that AI will take their jobs, dont think how to use AI as their advantage. Use AI to get your job done, get free time to do extra tasks at your current work or have a part time job.

[demonica]

I don't know how long I can live to see how much AI grows in the future. AI will continue to develop and advance as years goes by and we don't know how advance it could get. It could replace more jobs in the near future. But in the present, there are still plenty of jobs that AI can't do—mostly are hard labors or blue collar jobs like farming, fishing, construction, etc. Also the same with white collar jobs. Although AI can help make things easier for them, they are still not yet replaceable.

So for me, it's still to early to worry about the jobs that could possibly be replaced by AI as I believe that it's still at its early stage. But if I'm gonna think of the future way way ahead, the job I could think of is to be a president of a nation or a high government official. I can't imagine a nation being ruled by AI in the future.

[obuoma]

I do not think there is no job that AI can not replace as AI development advanced. There may be a time that the world can be with AI doing all the job, but I do not think we are going towards such world. Because AI can be used to achieve the work done does not mean AI will fully replace humans. Also as AI are created, some people will only use it to make profit.

Saying that AI is not going to replace any job simply means that you are saying that AI is not a revolution. If you look closely, you can already see how AI is changing a lot of things, from health consultant to content creators and even music, you can see AI footprint there and waxing super strong. If you scroll through Tiktok, you will not spend more than five minutes before you see AI generated content. I was even surprised the last time I went for medical checkup, the doctor was using AI powered application to interpret the symptoms I was explaining. How will you then say that AI is not replacing any job? AI will create more jobs but unfortunately, some jobs will go or at least some companies will downsize due to AI.

[_act_]

I do not think there is no job that AI can not replace as AI development advanced. There may be a time that the world can be with AI doing all the job, but I do not think we are going towards such world. Because AI can be used to achieve the work done does not mean AI will fully replace humans. Also as AI are created, some people will only use it to make profit.

Saying that AI is not going to replace any job simply means that you are saying that AI is not a revolution. If you look closely, you can already see how AI is changing a lot of things, from health consultant to content creators and even music, you can see AI footprint there and waxing super strong. If you scroll through Tiktok, you will not spend more than five minutes before you see AI generated content. I was even surprised the last time I went for medical checkup, the doctor was using AI powered application to interpret the symptoms I was explaining. How will you then say that AI is not replacing any job? AI will create more jobs but unfortunately, some jobs will go or at least some companies will downsize due to AI.

You are seeing AI on YouTube and Tiktoks does not mean people are not creating contents that they do not use AI to do. There will always still be people that will not use AI to make contents like songs, movies and other contents on the sites. AI can not replace humans fully and there will be huge amount of humans that will remain employed. Even if AI is capable of doing everything, humans will not let it become possible. Also think of the cost of some AI which can be very expensive and requires high maintenance in a way that humans will be better than having AI.

[Bitcoin_people]

Instead of asking What job one can do that won't be replaced by AI from humans? Ask better questions like what job those AI need humans for. Whether we like it or not, there are jobs that needs humans. That should be the right question so you can start tailoring your skills towards that job. AI takes and leave vacuum. That's the vacuum you need to enter.

Many people still consider AI as their enemy because they do not try to use and not understand modern technology, that is why they fear that AI will prove to be bad for them, although this is completely wrong. AI should always be used for our benefit. Using AI will also save time and make our work easier because it has been invented to create convenience for humans. Now many jobs are changing, so instead of moving away from it, let's learn it so that we don't have to fear losing our job. AI will not prove to be useful for those who misuse it. If we use it for our own benefit and for a better life, then we will surely get good results.

Currently, most people use AI only for their own benefit, using it, people can solve many of their problems. Things that took us a long time to know are very easy for us to understand by AI, where we benefit. People are losing jobs in many places because of AI, but instead of being afraid of it, we should gain better knowledge about it and push ourselves towards a higher position. Unknown information can be easily obtained and learned from AI, so there is no harm in using it. If someone wants to learn and learn from AI to misuse it, then such information is not given from here at all, which will not be useful in case of misuse. If we use AI to learn something good, then we will be able to know and understand various complex things very easily, so if we know the good aspects, AI will definitely give us some good advice.

[puloweh555]

I don't know how long I can live to see how much AI grows in the future. AI will continue to develop and advance as years goes by and we don't know how advance it could get. It could replace more jobs in the near future. But in the present, there are still plenty of jobs that AI can't do—mostly are hard labors or blue collar jobs like farming, fishing, construction, etc. Also the same with white collar jobs. Although AI can help make things easier for them, they are still not yet replaceable.

So for me, it's still to early to worry about the jobs that could possibly be replaced by AI as I believe that it's still at its early stage. But if I'm gonna think of the future way way ahead, the job I could think of is to be a president of a nation or a high government official. I can't imagine a nation being ruled by AI in the future.

Indeed, it can't be denied that AI has taken over many human jobs and often does work more efficiently than humans especially for tasks that require physical effort on a routine basis and there are some other jobs that are actually more effective if done by AI. This is because AI has advantages in terms of speed and is also superior in accuracy.

However, AI still can't completely replace humans because there are jobs that require empathy, deep creativity, moral considerations and complex social interactions. So in this case, of course AI becoming president or replacing state officials seems impossible because AI doesn't have the aspects that humans possess. So we can conclude that when it comes to leadership and policy decision making, the role of humans is still very much needed and hard to fully replace with AI.

[Compromise me]

Rather than asking, What jobs can AI never take?, I think it's better to ask what kind of skills can be sustained with AI. Just like the jobs of doctors or skilled person around us, there is not only book knowledge, but also decision making in critical situation and working with people. Therefore, in the future I think, instead of pursuing a specific profession, learning to use AI and  improving problem solving skills will be more useful, because what AI cannot do today, it may be able to do in a few years. So I think the ability to learn is perhaps the safest skill.

It is very good idea rather feel afraid of it, we should find out our ways of surviving. Technology can be changed with the time, but we should focus to get masters in skills. When we merge our skills with AI it will multiply our growth results. AI will be more complex or more advanced in future. Its speed of work, mode of work, functioning or shape all can be changed. I think we all should think like how can i make improvements in my work with the help of AI. This mindset can help to enhance our abilities or help to polish our skills. By this it can create lot of opportunities , AI is not something to create barriers in the jobs or stopping us from progressing, but it is introduced to bring better performance in the related field.

[eightdots]

I do not think there is no job that AI can not replace as AI development advanced. There may be a time that the world can be with AI doing all the job, but I do not think we are going towards such world. Because AI can be used to achieve the work done does not mean AI will fully replace humans. Also as AI are created, some people will only use it to make profit.

Saying that AI is not going to replace any job simply means that you are saying that AI is not a revolution. If you look closely, you can already see how AI is changing a lot of things, from health consultant to content creators and even music, you can see AI footprint there and waxing super strong. If you scroll through Tiktok, you will not spend more than five minutes before you see AI generated content. I was even surprised the last time I went for medical checkup, the doctor was using AI powered application to interpret the symptoms I was explaining. How will you then say that AI is not replacing any job? AI will create more jobs but unfortunately, some jobs will go or at least some companies will downsize due to AI.

You are seeing AI on YouTube and Tiktoks does not mean people are not creating contents that they do not use AI to do. There will always still be people that will not use AI to make contents like songs, movies and other contents on the sites. AI can not replace humans fully and there will be huge amount of humans that will remain employed. Even if AI is capable of doing everything, humans will not let it become possible. Also think of the cost of some AI which can be very expensive and requires high maintenance in a way that humans will be better than having AI.

Artificial intelligence will have certain limitations; it will not be used in some areas of work. Its use in many fields doesn't mean it will be used in every job. Therefore, human labor will always continue to be used. Some jobs will continue traditionally, and the presence of technology will not change them.

The high cost of artificial intelligence also shows that using it in every field is not advantageous. Generally, cost planning is the first step in such projects, and if the cost is high, certain limits are set.

[Crypto_Timothy]

Currently for AI to generate or even do work, it has to be engaged first before it then starts thinking and carrying out what ever task or job you have given it so i would say job that require initial thinking without any form of external motivation, for jobs like that, i dont see AI replacing them anytime soon.
Something to just add, if you know the rise of AI and robotics is increasing then it is just advisable you grow with it so you dont get left behind.

[Dunamisx]

Why are we seeing AI as a threat to us when it should be a complement to the effort we have been putting in over time in what we are doing? The initial reason why all these developments are coming into place is to serve as an enhanced opportunity for people to deliver the best quality within the shortest period of time and also maintain high-quality standards with a cost-effective target, if if we also improve in technology and understand the necessary steps to be taken, AI is going to be more suitable for us than neglecting us behind when we found fit in a particular field within the AI networks.

[YellowSwap]

Trump said that in a matter of few years AI will create so many new jobs opportunities and it's getting interesting by the day because the thought 🤔 of this alone?

I have my doubts I am not going to lie, I read on twitter that someone who is working on OpenAI and another said he is done because the company isn't been responsible with AI, he went on and say AI can become so unsafe for humans if they don't stop.

I'm guessing they are trying to make superintelligence AI and the guy hates the idea, if humans aren't careful about trying to make AI better it will get very dangerous.

[bakasabo]

Why are we seeing AI as a threat to us when it should be a complement to the effort we have been putting in over time in what we are doing?

Because people have learned only one skill and want to develop. Who exactly are complaining that AI will replace them? Those who work with digital design and code, and only those who were doing their job on average level or on the same level when everyone else improved. If a person think that he will learn one skill and it will be enough for him to work and earn until he retires, then this person is narrowminded. Everyone must think one step ahead. Why dont elite coders (IT guys) and designers dont complain about AI ? Because no matter what, they still can do better.

[angrybirdy]

Why are we seeing AI as a threat to us when it should be a complement to the effort we have been putting in over time in what we are doing?

Because people have learned only one skill and want to develop. Who exactly are complaining that AI will replace them? Those who work with digital design and code, and only those who were doing their job on average level or on the same level when everyone else improved. If a person think that he will learn one skill and it will be enough for him to work and earn until he retires, then this person is narrowminded. Everyone must think one step ahead. Why dont elite coders (IT guys) and designers dont complain about AI ? Because no matter what, they still can do better.

It seems like you're saying that those people worried about AI are average workers who are lazy and only focus on one skills... take note than even the skilled professionals and developers can feel the same fears... Job security, income and how quickly things are changing in this industry affects all of us. No matter how highly your skills are, it doesn't mean you're safe. AI is already doing parts of work that used to take years to learn. That’s not about people who don’t like learning new things. Yes staying updated is important.. Dismissing those concerns as being narrow-minded or not good enough isn’t fair. There’s a bigger picture here. The fast paced at which skills lose value and how pressure that puts on people to keep up. That’s real. It’s not about ability. It’s about how the world changes around us.

[EarnOnVictor]

I have come across different articles and posts talking about AI replacing humans from their jobs, where all those whom are professionals can only maintain theirs due to the fact of years of experience, and AI can't replace that.

I hope the government are not insensitive to this. Even the most senior people's jobs are surely "on the line."

What job then do you think can continue without being replaced by AI from humans?
Personal development will have to continue, but in what field of professionalism will humans have to focus on at the time to come?

Many jobs in agriculture and engineering will surely be preserved. AI will not fix your car or do your plumbing work. There are a lot of them. It's the tech part of the economy that would suffer it.

[Antotena]

Many people still consider AI as their enemy because they do not try to use and not understand modern technology, that is why they fear that AI will prove to be bad for them, although this is completely wrong. AI should always be used for our benefit. Using AI will also save time and make our work easier because it has been invented to create convenience for humans. Now many jobs are changing, so instead of moving away from it, let's learn it so that we don't have to fear losing our job. AI will not prove to be useful for those who misuse it. If we use it for our own benefit and for a better life, then we will surely get good results.

What if they don't see it that way? I recently came across a state in the US prohibiting students from using AI for education and I supported it. The way student depend on AI to study now is very concerning, we are gradually taking the conventional way of studies out of the society and one day it's going to affect us from the numbers of graduates that we do have now. Imagine that a medical student depend on AI to understand some studies is a shameful act.

If you visits universities and ask a lecturer one of their biggest challenges with AI, they are going to tell you that it's AI, students don't want to write thesis anymore with their head. There are many papers and journals online they can make reference to and they are very easy to understand but guess what, they prefer where they going to make prompt and have AI slope answers in seconds without understanding even background of their research, it's very concerning I'm telling you.

[abhiseshakana]

Many people still consider AI as their enemy because they do not try to use and not understand modern technology, that is why they fear that AI will prove to be bad for them, although this is completely wrong. AI should always be used for our benefit. Using AI will also save time and make our work easier because it has been invented to create convenience for humans. Now many jobs are changing, so instead of moving away from it, let's learn it so that we don't have to fear losing our job. AI will not prove to be useful for those who misuse it. If we use it for our own benefit and for a better life, then we will surely get good results.

What if they don't see it that way? I recently came across a state in the US prohibiting students from using AI for education and I supported it. The way student depend on AI to study now is very concerning, we are gradually taking the conventional way of studies out of the society and one day it's going to affect us from the numbers of graduates that we do have now. Imagine that a medical student depend on AI to understand some studies is a shameful act.

If you visits universities and ask a lecturer one of their biggest challenges with AI, they are going to tell you that it's AI, students don't want to write thesis anymore with their head. There are many papers and journals online they can make reference to and they are very easy to understand but guess what, they prefer where they going to make prompt and have AI slope answers in seconds without understanding even background of their research, it's very concerning I'm telling you.

Different perspective seeing AI create different action. Last week i met my brother who work as IT security at a major Singaporean bank, he surely said that for profession with related to digital technology such programmer, IT, hacker refusing to engage with or leverage AI will lead to a bleak future. For him AI only multiplier machine not brain substitute, so AI main duty on his work performing tasks that require high speed and large volume. We as AI operator who make the concept and control the direction, objectives, and scope of the problem. The biggest challenge using AI are designing an efficient, secure, and scalable system architecture (conceptual). AI only copying available program but human who formulate the logic architecture and ensure the system is free from security vulnerabilities. When human who operated the AI doesn't have a solid foundation of knowledge they unable to formulate the problem correctly, then the instructions given to the AI ​​will be superficial or incorrect. Beside that without competence we can not act as editor on AI result.

[Abiky]

What if they don't see it that way? I recently came across a state in the US prohibiting students from using AI for education and I supported it. The way student depend on AI to study now is very concerning, we are gradually taking the conventional way of studies out of the society and one day it's going to affect us from the numbers of graduates that we do have now. Imagine that a medical student depend on AI to understand some studies is a shameful act.

If you visits universities and ask a lecturer one of their biggest challenges with AI, they are going to tell you that it's AI, students don't want to write thesis anymore with their head. There are many papers and journals online they can make reference to and they are very easy to understand but guess what, they prefer where they going to make prompt and have AI slope answers in seconds without understanding even background of their research, it's very concerning I'm telling you.

Students don't want to study these days. The youth are more interested in the "easy way" of doing things. Letting AI do all of the hard work, while they sit back and relax. It's this reason why our society will be ultimately "dumb" (and "lazy") in the future. No wonder why AI is advancing at full speed. It's quickly becoming a part of our daily lives.

AI will replace most human jobs, whenever we like it or not. This is the way. Especially when it's being pushed by governments and companies alike. If you want to stay ahead of the game, simply learn something AI-related. Like an engineering career, or programmer/developer, etc. Play your cards right, and you'll have nothing to worry about.