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> I mean how many Horse Carriage Drivers are still around? Aren't there just drivers anymore? > Or blacksmiths? Metal workers are still a thing. > Mike Rowe

> I mean how many Horse Carriage Drivers are still around? Aren't there just drivers anymore? > Or blacksmiths? Metal workers are still a thing. > Mike Rowe has a very good point, some fields will be losers and some fields will be winners. He doesn't. For starters, he doesn't have a basic understanding of what AI does or means. In his mind, AI will replace workers because it is seen as autonomous, which definitely is not. Though I find it ironic that AI could, theoretically, help replace TV show hosts like him pretty much tomorrow. We already have virtual hosts and AI could create both the character and the scripts.

lesuorac 3y ago
> Aren't there just drivers anymore? I encourage you to try to drive a car the way you control a horse. It's a different set of skills; it'd be like saying that it's not problem AI will remove taxi drivers because then can just be a pilot. No, it will take retraining. > Metal workers are still a thing. Again, I'm not saying every job will disappear and neither is Rowe. There are still blacksmiths; there are just less of them. > In his mind, AI will replace workers because it is seen as autonomous, which definitely is not. I see you're intending to argue dishonestly and not actually look at his comments. Happy that you agree with him. White Collar workers such as TV hosts may need to retrain into new jobs due to the advances in AI.