I was so wowed by the video,I couldn’t even believe my eyes.Those people are really risking their source of income to some bots.Now I’ve got to confirm that statement when people say AI is going to takeover a lot of jobs in the future,and surprising humans are even the ones facilitating such ideology into reality.What would they gain teaching a bot their skills for some huge amount and losing their skills in future,even though AI won’t be able to takeover all the sectors it’s quite risky to teach them some skills,anyways most skeptical people would still prefer humans running their task because a bot may not be vast and creative since they are only programmed to a limited knowledge.But that shouldn’t give skillful people the confidence to train a bot on how to perform similar tasks.
Aren't we actually overreacting a little about this? Because I personally think that AI or the companies behind the AI models will still be able to train their robots or AI models even if humans don't deliberately help them in doing that. We know that money is too powerful, and it can get anything done in this world, almost anything, I know it can't buy life or stop the time, but you got my reference, which is why I think that even if this isn't done the way it is being done, it would be done in some other way.
For example, those companies can always hire people to train their robots or models, making them do the same things in their workspace by paying them money while recording everything they do, and we all know that there are so many people who would be willing to take on such jobs as long as they know they are going to get paid very well, at the end of the day, it's all about money because it is one of the most basic necessities for anyone.
The jobs that robots and AI models are to take, they will be taken anyway, so these people making a few bucks by doing an easy task is in no way a big deal, IMO.