Will AI take over your job? What are the chances?

Question

I am a designer, coder and beat producer. And AI almost took over my job already.

Aerissa_Jade · Accepted Answer

Not any time soon, but if all companies someday can have AI's take over, then said companies won't have any people to actually buy their products.

Someday their may be self driving cars, self coding AI's, self stocking stores, with self check outs, self ordering and cooking restaurants.

If no one can earn a living, then no one can spend money... beyond some sort of tax and UBI to give people money.

The big risk I see with all this, is anything can be hacked... I've been in 32 different hacks in my life so far. Government gets hacked, private businesses get hacked.

Self driving cars, could get hacked and someone program it to run over pedestrians or crash and kill the driver/passengers.

A good hacker could also hack a AI and rewrite it to do bad stuff, then again... someone could code a Hacker AI, maybe another AI or who knows to do all this bad stuff too.

Security on software is pretty lax for a lot of companies, simply because there isn't any real penalty for it, beyond a fine and giving people 'free' credit monitoring stuff for a year or so, as if the information will suddenly be invalid after a couple of years.

msmissydc · Accepted Answer

Part of my job maybe with the new advancements. They can write stories. Writing about facts should be possible. I think even making, sending and gathering informations from questionnaires should be possible in the newr future.
On the other hand my weekly newspaper column is pretty safe I would assume at least when I would do more opinion based columns.

RolandCuthbert · Accepted Answer

The funny thing is folks simply do not understand how far this has gone. AI bots can connect to an email account. They can write emails, respond to requests. They can handle accounts payable tasks, billing tasks, payroll, check cutting, book appointments, schedule meetings, etc.

People actually think that AI is only used in the tech space. . . nah. . .

A company like Automation Anywhere can come in, perform an analysis and show you how they can replace half your staff. The biggest issue they have is the bots work too hard. Because bots don't need healthcare, sick days, vacation time, smoke breaks, etc. They will work 24/7, 365. . . non-stop without taking a single break. And all they need is access to the Cloud.

It is amazing tech. Because no matter how complicated these tasks are, if they are hooked into a cloud where live personnel can assist, there are huge databases of anomalies, documented tasks/situations, etc. They can prove amazingly effective. And they sit onsite or in the cloud, depending on what kind of access they need.

Will AI take over your job? What are the chances?

WindAtMyBack · Accepted Answer

I've been retired for a while now and haven't kept up with things. I can't imagine an AI taking over the type of work I did. It has been in the works for over 40 years with little change over the years. Well, the change is that computers are a hell of a lot faster, but what the AI is doing hasn't changed all that much.

The very best AI still requires a considerable amount of input from humans. Plus the input needs to be from people who are more highly trained. Even then, the AI does not do as good of a job as a human, but it's faster, mainly because it can run all night.

The software itself is expensive - over 100K per seat. The person setting it up gets paid a more than normal. They spend a lot of time doing setup, doing preliminary work that the AI sucks at, then does a lot of cleanup and inspection after the AI is done.

The AI is best at the iterative routine work. The serious thinking needs to be done by a human, and not many humans are cut out for it.

The_Shadow_Dweller · Answer

Coder is a bit difficult to take over. HTML is already taken by AI, I think. But designer is a 100% taken over by AI, I see from news.

AI generated music will also take over the world. As you know from Spotify analytics and analysis data, a song is broken down in many different parameters. And with streaming platforms, we are giving and generating data that will help the AI create music. A Netflix anime is also there on it. Carole and Tuesday is the anime name.

I don't know about beat-boxer.

Adaeva · Answer

In forty years that may happen. However, than very repetative task, AI is not even close to taking over most jobs. For example, have you every call a company and was answered by a computer. They only waste your time until you finally get to talk to a person. A 6 year old would do better than the telephone computer.

Irondrago · Answer

Artists seething because they have to go get a real job lol.

All of human history art was done out of passion for the craft. Now these faggot zoomers do it for clout and money. I have no sympathy. Kill yourselves zoomers! REST IN PISS BOZOS LOL

Adam1978 · Answer

Nope, I am a software engineer and even if an AI can write code it really going to be crappy at design. So someone is still needing to tell it how to design it or make the code elements it uses to generate the code it building. I don't see my job disappearing in my lifetime just changing.

Anonymous · Answer

Not exactly. It's going to be an evolution of jobs and I'm playing a part of it by testing software and making sure the recognized certifications can be obtained for modern machinery products such as TÜV, FDA and such.

For example there used to be lumberjacks with axes and today they are using machines and powered saws to do the same thing but way more efficiently and less discomfort/manual labor.

Say goodbye to Spinal Hernia from manual labor and hello to Spinal Hernia from having a sedentary job.

After all if AI took away jobs, then who would have money to buy stuff or sustain their existence? Right now you probably know no one, who could own a Lamborghini or Rolls Royce but the super rich or certain gangster rappers sure have several of those.

wysiwyg2525 · Answer

100% yes. The reason is because people want to go on strike every year, people don't want to work so, companies are forced to find new ways to help produce a product for a consumer. People can disagree with me all they want. Just take a look around. McDonald's just started, Amazon, Walmart and so on. This will be the new future.

libsaretards · Answer

As a Correction's Officer, I do not see AI completely taking over our job. As good as AI is, it is not the solution for dealing with inmates who are creative enough to eventually destroy whatever robot is operating as a Correction's Officer. Also, AI lacks the emotional side of things, which is just as (if not more important) in Corrections than fighting ability.

Spiritofn · Answer

Meh A. I can’t compete if you put serious into a single project you will out perform a computer anyday to my knowledge A. I can’t feel emotion so if you have very limited projects and focus on quality you’ll outperform and still be able to put out enough music…

ArtemisSilver · Answer

I'm already researching integrating it into my workflow.

As for my job, I'm fucking tired of having jobs anyways. I will not serve.

I'm the captain of my own fate not some beady eyed middle management bitch lol.

Unless I'm the boss I'm just not doing it anymore.

Mangospacho · Answer

Probably not. It’s very complex and it involves a level of automation that’s probably maxed out for the near future. Most of what I do is correct human error because the system has no way of detecting these types of errors - it just does what the user tells it to do, whether it’s the right way or wrong way.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes, and that's a good thing. Why should humans work, when we have the ability to make machines work for us?

This transition is not new, it's slowly been happening for many years. Most people can't understand the concept of a UBI, so it's a waste of time talking about it.

OddBeMe · Answer

Doubtful. AI, so far, is accomplishing physical feats. As did the Cotton Gin and other Industrial Revolution inventions. I think there will always be a need for analysis, strategy, operations management, etc. The US is not a manufacturing country and never will be again. We’re a service economy. What can you do for someone else? That determines how much money you will make.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

My own profession - frequently requires creativity, imagination and 'out-of-the-box' thinking.

Show mw a machine that can do this :)

We may one day see such an AI... but for the next 100 years or so my workplace looks safe.

bean2k21 · Answer

AI took over my job five years ago, but I haven't told the CEO yet. He's too busy making investments to notice that I'm on the payroll but don't actually do anything.

musicbrain5 · Answer

I’m sure that someday, AI will completely take over teaching, but I think we’re a long way from that happening right now.

Summeroflove · Answer

Unfortunately it’s taking a lot of jobs. I don’t think AI is a bad thing. It depends on how it’s used.

OfDeath · Answer

I tried to use ai to generate an image for a question I asked on here. All I wanted was a picture of a napkin blowing away from a hand and it couldn't even do it.

So I think your job is safe for a while.

exitseven · Answer

I am a Network Administrator, a lot of things must be done manually.

Redstang88 · Answer

I doubt it. Most of my job could easily be automated already, we’re basically there for when shot hits the fan and I can’t see robots ever filling that role

LovingLoverReturned · Answer

I'm training Ai 😂.. I have workmates who are training Ai to code properly.

Haha456 · Answer

low skill jobs will be taken over first. then some jobs in tech will also be taken over.

NathanDavis · Answer

are they able to deal with  Karens  yet... if so, then yes

coachTanthony · Answer

Not my job but I would assume many who bitch and moan about serving burgers will though.

CateM · Answer

In many ways, it already has now that there's mobile and online ordering

supercutebutt · Answer

I sure hope so. I would prefer a life of leisure. :)

AsaKyo · Answer

For anything tech related, I believe it might

aaron210419 · Answer

Chances are pretty low at least until vehicles and machines learn how to repair each other

driven159 · Answer

I am retired now butt soon robots will doing most everything till it gets everything screwed up and we become too dumb to fix it

Luopio27 · Answer

Im a substitute teacher. And I say, fuck the online schools.

Dinosaursandanime65 · Answer

Not possible, at least they wouldn’t be able to Top me in it.

McKellar · Answer

Well Terminators and the android Data are good examples.

Tracker1958 · Answer

Not mine, A I can't do what I do for a living.

TrillXHippy · Answer

I work with kids so I would really love to see an AI take over my job

JustAguy7878 · Answer

Go play Detroit become human and you will have your answer

SnowedIn · Answer

Highly unlikely.

Anonymous · Answer

Not so fast… AI is still at the point of testing phase

SaoirseS · Answer

No, it won’t take over mine.

LiamJHayden · Answer

No idea. If so I'll do something else.

Jackblue · Answer

It will get us all eventually

Shy_Steve · Answer

I think my job is Safe for a while.

SpiderManFan2002 · Answer

I doubt it.

Anonymous · Answer

Can't take my job if I have none 🧠

In_Trance · Answer

Nope

TotallyAlmost · Answer

Zero chance

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