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Let's not stop here. AI is coming for our creative part, which we imagined would be last in line. It already is doing a reasonable job at it. If it can do that
by fleddr 4y ago
Let's not stop here.
AI is coming for our creative part, which we imagined would be last in line. It already is doing a reasonable job at it. If it can do that, and will next exponentially increase in capability, what really remains of us?
- coffee_beqn 4y agoBlue collar jobs that require dexterity
- awillen 4y agoI think nursing will be the last job to get automated away. It's all about dexterity and human interaction.
- hef19898 4y agoDull, dirty and dangerous jobs will be the last. Why waste a perfectly good and expensive robot if a cheap human can do it?
- awillen 4y agoDisagree on 2/3. Dull tasks are some of the best for robots - their attention never wanders, they never get fatigued, and their performance is always going to stay consistent. Dangerous jobs are already being given to robots - just look at the military. Even outside of that, humans getting hurt means liability/expensive insurance (not to mention bad publicity). Humans will probably be stuck with the dirty jobs, though.
- atemerev 4y agoFrom a song in an old Soviet movie: “all worries are forgotten, all rat races have stopped: robots are toiling, humans are happy”.