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re: what jobs are “AI proof” and why?
Posted on 5/30/23 at 6:49 pm to Dawgfanman
Posted on 5/30/23 at 6:49 pm to Dawgfanman
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Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:00 pm to auggie
quote:So what I'm reading is there is a lot of inefficiency in shipping and more jobs to be eliminated.
No, the current pickup and delivery schedules are determined between the shipper and his customer. The company that owns the truck and employs the driver, is merely a contractor.
The shipper generally wants to ship as soon as possible, but his customer wants to receive the product, according to his schedule and available space. This is generally handled through a broker, who then finds a carrier who can accept the load and has/can have a driver and truck in the right location at the right time.
It's much more complicated than loading up the truck and going to deliver it.
How often does a driver have to wait for something? He's getting paid by the hour, robots don't get paid.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:07 pm to Ross
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frick man after the Replika AI debacle I’ll never say never. The fact that people IRL fell in love with a chatbot and a shitty looking virtual avatar I felt offered some real commentary on just how lonely some people are out there
But making something like a robotic prostitute doesn't seem like the most straight-forward proposition. Mainly for physical limitations.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:11 pm to pwejr88
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Make a living with your hands: your job is gone. Make a living with your brain: your job is safe.
I do industrial HVAC. There is no way AI is taking that over anytime soon. Now with sensors and computers on the big units it does help with troubleshooting
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:12 pm to Dawgfanman
My son is in architecture at Tech and I feel like that is a profession that’ll be mostly done by computers real soon.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:22 pm to alajones
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My son is in architecture at Tech and I feel like that is a profession that’ll be mostly done by computers real soon.
I hope not.
I do this professionally
any particular reason you think so? The softwares we use are pretty advanced but even the cutting edge stuff right now fricks up bigly without human correction. Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:23 pm to SeeeeK
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Trucking
AI cannot make the decisions a human can make.
quote:AI can make the right decision in this scenario 100 times out of 100. Humans can't.
Example:
Boy runs into street, you cant hit brakes to stop, and there is a mother and child in stroller on left, parked car on right. correct decision is hit parked car, AI cannot and won't be able to make that decision.
Humans can only look in 1 direction at a time. Self-driving cars can look in all direction at all times.
Humans can see only visible light. Self-driving cars can see visible light, radar, lidar, and thermal/infrared.
Humans hear only what we want to hear, and we often drown out road noise with the radio/phone/etc. Self-driving cars can have multiple microphones on the exterior that don't get distracted or ever stop listening.
Human response time is about 250 ms best case, not upgradable, and worsens with fatigue and other impairments. AI response time is about 10 ms, is upgradable, and is consistent.
Human drivers can only communicate with each other with lights, honks, and hand signals, none of which convey a whole lot of information. Self-driving cars can talk to each other via radio, transmit as much data as required, instantly, and to multiple other vehicles simultaneously.
So, not only can AI discern the difference between a human and a parked car and make the correct life-saving decision, but it can do so with superhuman response time. Additionally, the AI will have been aware of the boy's presence long before he ran into the street, and will have been tracking his position, speed, and direction the entire time, avoiding the need to make a last-second decision to begin with. The boy, mother and child, and parked vehicle are all saved.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:25 pm to Korkstand
People thought teaching could be replaced with AI. But Covid taught us most students need face to face instruction with an adult.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:26 pm to Dawgfanman
Customs broker. AI can't understand the nuances of different commodities without asking the right questions. Also, we have to deal with FDA, NHTSA, ADD/CVD and numerous other government guidelines.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:27 pm to jlovel7
quote:since you asked, every building is generic AF now. I think they’ll always need architects like I.M. Pei, etc. But I think (I’m not an architect) within a few years, 90% of buildings will probably be able to be generated by a computer.
any particular reason you think so?
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:27 pm to Ross
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after the Replika AI debacle I’ll never say never. The fact that people IRL fell in love with a chatbot and a shitty looking virtual avatar I felt offered some real commentary on just how lonely some people are out there
This was the big one for me. You don't even need a fully featured system when AI starts doing porn
gonna put those onlyfans hoes out of business.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:29 pm to USMCguy121
This is completely unrelated to the topic, but I really hate the acronym "AI" in all caps. It often looks like we are talking about some dude named Al at initial glance. Can we all agree to use "Ai"?
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:39 pm to alajones
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so? since you asked, every building is generic AF now. I think they’ll always need architects like I.M. Pei, etc. But I think (I’m not an architect) within a few years, 90% of buildings will probably be able to be generated by a computer.
Maybe overall conceptual designs. There are A LOT of details that go into even small projects as far as construction types/connections/finishes. I can totally see it overtaking schematics especially for large scale premier artistic projects. But idk there’s a lot of details and AI seems to struggle in minute varying details.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:48 pm to jlovel7
I’ll be honest a lot of predictions strike me as us being on the beginning of an adoption curve of a new technology that appears exponential and people are anticipating exponential growth to continue in perpetuity and are basically predicting doom and gloom as a result.
I think it equally likely this new technology and its adoption follows a sigmoid curve and hits a plateau somewhere. Where that is nobody knows, but I’m not willing to throw in the towel and predict total obsolescence of humanity just yet.
I think it equally likely this new technology and its adoption follows a sigmoid curve and hits a plateau somewhere. Where that is nobody knows, but I’m not willing to throw in the towel and predict total obsolescence of humanity just yet.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:52 pm to crazy4lsu
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But making something like a robotic prostitute doesn't seem like the most straight-forward proposition. Mainly for physical limitations.
I think the biggest hurdle is the legal one, because I think people will settle for a terrible product in that space
Posted on 5/30/23 at 7:59 pm to Dawgfanman
Nursing.
Some things just require a human touch.
Some things just require a human touch.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 8:04 pm to Dawgfanman
Pharmacy and healthcare jobs will be the last to go. Can’t trust those robots to fight their instincts to not kill us all.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 8:10 pm to USMCguy121
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Lol Robotic prostitutes powered by AI absolutely GUARANTEED to be created.
One way or another pussy will be defeated.
Dude it's undefeated and untied over 100k seasons, it ain't getting phased out.
Posted on 5/30/23 at 8:14 pm to Ross
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I think the biggest hurdle is the legal one, because I think people will settle for a terrible product in that space
shite i looked into it and it was all articles arguing about the ethics of it. Bitch it's a frickin robot
Posted on 5/30/23 at 8:15 pm to Dawgfanman
AI can't throw a chain baw
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