http://www.infowars.com/law-firm-hires-first-artificially-intelligent-attorney/
Will there be any more jobs for people to have in the future? Other than for the people who operate and build the machinery?
>>74526042
We've covered this. Here faggot
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU
>>74526042
I guess "social" jobs mostly, and those protected by the law.
Women will generally be OK. Men will be screwed though.
>tfw mechanic master race
>>74526042
Doctors/nurses, psychiatrists/psychologists/human resource anagers, businesses, lawyers, researchers, programmers.
>>74526593
Security, sports(including chess), politicians, reporters
>tfw operater
I'm 21 so I'll probably end up being some elite old fag operating very high tech Waifus
I think it will be a long, long time before a craftsman or skilled laborer is replaced by a robot. Too many nuances to master when it comes to making and installing something. Too much shit to go wrong when you give the reins to a machine that can't improvise like a human being can.
Service jobs, on the other hand, are already going out the door. Take self-checkout at the grocery store, for example. Eventually all customer service will be run by an AI.
But none of this will happen fully in our lifetimes. This shit is in it's babby stages. Not to mention how expensive it will be to make the transition and implement it into a place of business.
>>74526042
Honestly most jobs only exist because people want that human contact. The only thing that will get automated is the production sector.
Don't worry, we'll descend into civil unrest well before they're all gone. Once trucking goes in the next 10-15 years working class whites will get the happening started one way or another.
>>74527308
Retail jobs have been stagnating for over a decade because of ecommerce. I just finished writing a term paper about this. Automation already killed manufacturing, it's about to gut the service industry over the next few years.
>>74527717
But ecommerce causes an increase in jobs related to logistics and delivering goods. There is still an entire generation alive that doesn't know how to use computers or are afraid of using credit cards online.
>>74526042
>Will there be any more jobs for people to have in the future?
Robotic engineers
I'm a prison guard and have like 20 more years of service left before I can retire with a decent pension. Am I safe?
>>74526042
>tfw finishing first year of law school
How fucked am I?
>>74528118
Isn't that one of the hardest engineering fields?
>>74528197
No. Robots are literally just metal and gas.
Teaching jobs will exist so long as any one other job does. Other than that, nurses. Doctors can be replaced by robots but for some reason most people wouldn't want bedside robot care.
Now Me? I'd fuck a robo nurse.
I cut fruit at a grocery store when I'm not in school. Is my source of neet bux gonna go away?
I'm a geophysicst, I think I'm fairly safe. Most scientists will be fine except for chemists.
>>74528130
what if they replace prisoners with robots
>>74528356
>I cut fruit at a grocery store when I'm not in school.
You don't even know what NEET means do you?
Politician
>>74528356
>part time job
>school
Literally the opposite of a NEET
>>74528495
what do you expect from a guy who cuts fruit for a living
>>74527932
>But ecommerce causes an increase in jobs related to logistics and delivering goods
No, it doesn't. Ecommerce competes with physical stores, so its business comes at the expense of traditional stores. Brick-and-mortar stores also have logistics and delivery needs. If Ecommerce is shipping a good to your house, then that same good isn't being shipped to a retail store to replace the one you bought.
http://www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/downloads/academic/The_Future_of_Employment.pdf
Here's a study that shows the chances of certain jobs being automated. (Pg. 57)
For example, they posit that Dentists have a .44% of being automated, while line cooks have a 99% chance of being automated.
>>74526042
>He thinks machine manufacturing will be safe
Ever heard of 3d printing?
>>74526042
>Which jobs won't be automated in the future?
politician/bureaucrat
>>74527932
That's a myth. Ecommerce is more direct than shipping to stores. Logistic and delivery jobs actually decrease in the long run.
It's not a robot lawyer, it's a better search engine.
Lawyer is an artificial club admission of which is administered by other lawyers.
>>74526042
I think AI is one of those classic 90:10 problems.
That is the last 10% takes 90% of the work.
Even though they are capable of impressive feats I still think serious intellectual automation is a long way off.
>>74526042
art teachers mane
cant program that shit
>pipe welder
good luck
>>74529019
My friend works in a lab at JHU that is currently mapping neural structures. We are at most 20-30 years away from being able to replicate these artificially. Full fledged AI is something that will surprise a lot of people when it finally arrives. Unfortunately, the prospects for something horrendously bad happening are rather high.
>>74528803
>0.98 Models
>98% chance that robots will replace human women as models for fashion, etc.
What.
I FUCKING HATE THIS ERA REEEEEEE
>>74529176
>the prospects for something horrendously bad happening are rather high.
Like what?
>>74526593
>Doctors
>>74526042
None. Anyone who says otherwise is pretending human brains are made out of magic and somehow do things that can't ever be handled by processes running on mechanical substrates instead.
I work in the wastewater industry, it's about as automated as it's going to get. I'm safe
>>74529306
Literally if one malicious person or organization gets its hands on full fledged AI capable of self improvement then the entire species is fucked. We're all fucking dead. You have to be very careful when handling a new species that is objectively superior to humanity.
>>74526042
Short of people who design more automation, until legit AI is created with full and unrestricted access to the means of production of more robuts and also control over them, nothing cannot not be automated.
>>74526042
But of the whole word is automated
Who will get sued?
>>74529038
nah dawg you only teach art if you cant do it right
Even that stuff has collapsed recently, with all the actually skilled pro artists realising that all the money is in educating other people, so they're all making patreons and gumroads and shit.
How does anyone see this and not feel horrified
Even if YOUR job is safe that unrest and worldwide revolution is going to be pretty fucking terrible
>>74528132
Lawyer bot will make you obsolete. In the future there will just be competing AIs in court rooms.
>>74529638
Sometimes I think it might be fun. Just burn everything down and start all over again.
>>74529176
Look I admit I know fuck all about AI but I do have experience with difficult software problems.
It is almost impossible from the outside looking in to appreciate the massive number of issues that inevitably occur and the amount of work it takes to get a working solution.
It is very very easy to over simplify hugely complex problems.
I still do this myself even though I know I am doing it
As they say take how long you seriously think a project will take and then multiply it by 4 and add a bit and this a decent estimate of the actual time it will take
I would be surprised if AI does not have the same problems.
>>74529560
I think that has more to do with the traditional prussian school system being complete shit. It is much better for everyone involved to watch videos or streams of your teacher for learning. More importantly, online teachers only do it out of passion.
>>74529638
Nothing to worry about there.
Keep a gun, and a dog, for each of your 3+ able bodied children.
>>74529250
Yeah that study is bullshit. My job has a higher likelihood of being computerized than a crossing guard? Ok...
>>74529638
It's a good thing that the population of most civilized countries has been decreasing then, right? I mean at least we might have a chance.
>>74526042
Automation Technician.
>>74529754
Machine learning takes care of this to some extent. You no longer have to think of everything, you just tell the program the general goal and let it find an optimal solution.
>>74526042
Hydrology
>>74529754
yeah, you're probably right about actual implementation. I was just impressed with how close we are conceptually. We know on a functional, mechanical level how neural activity works. It's only a matter of time until we get this done, even if its more than 30 years. I'm sure it will happen in the life times of many people on this board.
>>74529836
>implying this won't disappear as well once a decent humanoid robot is developed
>>74526042
>mfw sysadmin, bachelor's of computer science
job fucking GUARANTEED in the future.
>>74528298
Disgusting.
>>74530000
I thought that a large amount of networking shit was already automated to a large degree?
Thinking of going into the film industry, don't have high expectations that I won't be a glorified electrician or if I'm lucky a grip.
Any electrical trades, HVAC, and probably some other trades that I can't think of
>>74529394
>he thinks there's such a thing as objective species superiority
>>74530000
For one, no it isn't
For two, why are you bragging over having to work? The rest of us will be spending our time improving ourselves with basic income and learning/traveling while you're still toiling away for shekels.
the man who fixes the robot fixer's robot fixer's robot fixer's robot fixer's robot fixer's robot fixer's robot fixer's...
>>74526042
All jobs will be automated. And many will just disappear because they are basically useless.
>>74527160
I disagree. Think of it like this; the reason that most stores do not operate 24/7 is because the profitability of an hour of running is surpassed by an hour of wages for many businesses.
So, you can have much larger businesses running store fronts with much fewer persons running forever.
I'd argue that the first thing that will happen within 10 years is the death of cabs. Ridesharing is already tossing out cabs in many cities simply because cab driver's knowledge has been replaced by GPS. So, what happens when auto driving zipcars become a thing?
>Get zip car app
>Pay a subscription or a cab fair per ride
>Zip car drives itself to your house
>Get in zip car
>It reads your app on where to take you
>Takes you to location
>Goes out to go pick up another whore
And it'll be fucking awesome. Hour commute? Well, you've now got 1 hour to watch tv, read books, or masturbate furiously. Shit faced drunk? Well, your car is taking you home. Have a job doing deliveries? Well, get in your car as it takes you along the most efficient route to bring you to your deliveries.
As for the last thing, that is kind of the last niche' of humanity. Being able to do vaguely legal, haphazard things to accomplish jobs.
>Train a robot to ring everyone's doorbell to get through the front gate
>Train a robot to go get a 24 pack of beer on its way to deliver your pizza because they'll give you 20 bucks for it
>Train a robot to go up a fire escape because the front stoop will get robbed 5 minutes later
Etc, etc.
>>74529394
Nahh, the elites will just use it to kill all of us. We're doomed.
>>74526593
>>74526757
give it four years.
>programmers
see you next year
>>74530127
objectively superior as in smarter and more creative by a very large margin
>>74529768
>only do it out of passion
Well certainly if they've made it to that level of craftsmanship they have to have passion for their work. A lot of it is for the money though. The main art industry expansion this decade has been concept art; for films, games, whatever, people have been pushing for that like crazy. Now though we have a whole generation of kids who've grown up training to do that stuff, and with the new 3D software coming out all the time there's a new thing called photobashing.
Basically you take a 10 minute 3D model as a base, cut and paste a bunch of photos in, blend a bit, then throw effects over the top. Boom. Concept art, it looks horrible and is helping games like call of dooters stagnate terribly because its all just stock photographs but it's fast. Flooded the market now though like cheap Chinese steel killing that industry over here, so the artists with actual practical skills have turned to teaching because it's so so lucrative.
You want to make money in the art world right now, you either make porn of Overwatch and other fandom shit, pander to them normally, photobash concepts for Marvel and Activision, or you make basic tutorials for thousands of kids who think they'll be the next master.
Illustration is still ok but it's nightmarishly competetive and doesn't pay regularly/well enough to pay every bill, so most of those guys do teaching on the side too.
>>74526757
No need for any of that when you have robots working for you. Money will become a thing of the past too.
>>74530223
pure fucking conjecture
>>74530165
>our time improving ourselves with basic income and learning/traveling
No, it will just be like brave new world, senseless hedonism. No places left to travel to since everywhere will share the same global monoculture.
>>74527932
self driving cars were created to get rid of truck drivers. logistics is dying out too.
>>74530262
I'm saying that if we get self improving AI it will be smarter and more creative than humanity, therefore highly dangerous in the wrong hands. How is that conjecture?
>>74530000
Cloud SaaS shit is only going to get more and more common with the increasing efficiency of wireless and cellular networks
I also heard that software is mostly going to start writing itself (don't know about that though)
TL/DR - There are going to be a lot of bronies going from linux admin to NEET in the future
>>74530318
Yeah, I feel like the ideal of some "Self improving artist" isn't that achievable for most people. We'll either be docile sheep smoking weed all day, or incredibly violent and self destructive. Probably some the first, others the second.
>>74526042
I'm a 21 year old graphic designer making 70k, am finishing up my first screen play, know absolutely everything about film and am an extremely handsome man. The arts will never be able to be automated.
(I'm also a 6'9 wendy's chef on the side with a 2 foot dick making over 2mil a year)
>>74526042
>in the future large scale automation combined with globalization (i.e. immigration/free movement of labor) decreases wages across the board
>job security becomes a thing of the past
>tfw Marx turns out to be literally right about proletarianization
>>74530372
Not the guy you're replying to, but you should probably stop. The guy is brain dead if he seriously think that humans are/will be smarter than a self improving AI.
>>74530553
Why?
>>74526042
>operate and build the machinery
AI doesn't need an operator. Machines can build machines, they may even design better machines and buildings than people in the future.
>>74530372
I think you're just rehashing fears akin to those of nuclear proliferation.
Also, I doubt that an AI would operate under duress from malicious humans.
>>74526042
overblown clickbait, its a fucking robo-auxiliary encyclopedia, not a full on lawyer
>>74530618
So what if they're smarter than we are? That probably just means they'll destroy themselves more quickly.
You're to quick to assume that intelligence is the supreme determinative factor for survival.
>>74530875
It's basically going to be doing what a legal assistant/paralegal/intern might be doing. That alone is alarming.
>>74530604
Marx was more inclinced to make predictions than prescriptions. He predicted, rather than directly advocated, revolutions overthrowing capitalist systems. He believed it was inevitable and part of natural progress.
>>74528456
In the future criminals will be unemployed because robots can do their job much quicker and efficiently.
>>74526042
unless people put an end to automation its going to continue to the point where socialism will be the only answer
>>74530939
By definition intelligence is how good you are at accomplishing some task. If that task is survival, then yeah, intelligence is the supreme determinative factor for survival.
Humans are bretty shit
why not just replace them all with robots
>>74528495
>>74528545
He probably meant autismobux, lay off the poor guy.
>>74529250
Models are already 99% photoshop, why couldn't a future generation just be a pure AI amalgam of beautiful features, when entire subcultures of people (even non Japanese) are already unironically choosing 2D women over 3D?
>>74529890
Are you joking or do you not even understand you aren't applying his lesson about vast oversimplification to your idealized learning machine?
>>74531278
>>>74528545
It won't be "socialism" if the people getting handouts aren't lazy shits.
>>74526042
I'm a pediatrician and I'm probably safe. Robots would need to be precise and gentle because kids can be awful. I doubt they will make child-friendly bots in my lifetime.
>>74529328
I'll never understand how those work.
>>74533718
technology
>robots can be designed to do anything more efficiently than humans
>even love
>we're close to uploading our consciousness for immortality .
>>74526042
>in the future men boyfriends and husbands won't be loved or needed for anything women girls and moms will have all they need and won't even be at home and be working jobs and making more money with less and less men in college or qualifying for jobs and instead fill the jailcells.
>yfw the future is now
>people actually want robots to be conscious
>>74533887
On that point, robot waifus.
>>74536385
Its a burden most of us don't particularly care for that would be better suited for a sophisticated multitool.
>>74536692
What do you mean?
>>74526042
>Job Automation
Commie detected.
>>74536758
I mean living is just dying in slow motion and that is all you get.
Anything that requires high expertise and isn't routine work won't be automated in a very long time
>>74536917
So?
I'd rather not have to give a robot the time of day.
People who want to be replaced by robots are fucked in the head.
>>74537004
I've kind of wondered where this ends. I mean, fuck heroin, let's just directly stimulate the part of the brain that allows pleasure. Can you become numb to pleasure in this manner? Can you palette cleanse pleasure?
>>74526042
Real estate agent. Prove me wrong.
I'm serious. I hate this fucking job so God damn much. Make $140k a year without a degree they said. It's easy to get listings and clients they said. And I was dumb enough to believe them. Someone just fucking kill me.
>>74537227
Nigger, you're getting placed by an app.
>>74526042
law aint gonna be automated son
>>74537083
As sure as I am that you hand deliver all your own mail and text messages, people don't want to replace themselves, they want to replace undependable people with something consistent, do you even understand how many robots you needed to broadcast your stupid message to the world?
>>74537456
Yeah and those robots are sentient right?
>>74537104
Obviously. Do you know anything about physiology? Its the cause of drug tolerance. Whether the stimulation is first induced chemically or electrically, eventually you're body stops responding to it.
>>74537902
So you are afraid that when they are more engaging and versatile, all the other people will choose to spend more of their time with them rather than you while to struggle to adapt to the new tools?
>>74538236
But where does it stop? Why can one not infinitely increase this?
Is there a way to reset tolerance? E.g., a palette cleanse.
>>74537423
Boomer lawyers don't like hiring associates. This will likely take off within the next 5 years.
>>74530216
>>>programmers
>see you next year
Programmers won't be replaced until we can instil our sense of morality and aesthetics in AI (i.e. never)
>>74538237
What does that have to do with sentience?
I don't mind robots as pure tools.
>>74538324
Way too people oriented, you really think people are gonna want some cold, soulless machine deciding their fate in court?
>>74538456
If they have a more universal awareness of their situation and function, they will have a more utilitarian versatility and level of interaction that will completely replace you lower class people who are not intelligent enough to adapt to their use.
>>74526042
Shitposting
>>74538782
>you lower class people who are not intelligent enough to adapt to their use
Are you projecting?
Do you understand what sentience means?
Could a trained monkey do it?
It'll be automated.
Call center
Construction worker
Truck Driver
Accountant
Programmer
General Practitioner
Dentist
Roadworker
All of them will be automated within the next 50 years.
Enjoy your 90% unemployment rate
>tfw CAD designer
>>74538954
gonna be automated bud
>>74538869
>a more universal awareness of their situation and function
I defined it in my statement, dipshit, your poor comprehension is further evidence it was a valid assessment based on our interaction and not projecting my own insecurities since I don't have intrinsic moral problems giving a robot the time of day.
>>74538890
>if it can be automated it will
Not unless it is cheaper to just pay someone to do it. In most cases humans will be cheaper and more productive. Skilled laborers (programmers, lawyers, etc) are going to get fucked though.
Jihadist
>>74526042
>mfw criminal justice major
It'll be a good 100 years before we have robo cops. If it happens sooner I'll volunteer my body.
>>74539152
>Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively.
Yeah tell me more about those subjective sorting robots you fucking retard.
>>74539043
>A.i. is going to somehow interpret what the engineer wants and draw it up based on company standards
Nah
>tfw in mechatronics
>tfw fueled by the desire to build robots that put normies out of work
....chad. your time draws near.
>>74539282
Does your criminal justice major predict how long until robostitutes?
Automation engineer here. Within our lifetimes automation will take nearly all of the jobs. A basic income in inevitable.
>>74539186
I agree. I work with machines and when they're working correctly, they're great...but thats only about 5% of the time. People have ingenuity, machines do not. An automated machine would cause more damage if something went wrong than a complete idiot working with other cognizant humans. I think people are going to go through what the Lovecraftian Old Ones went through; were going to realize how hollow and unnecessary technology is and then we'll continue towards our peak, since all were doing right now is spiraling out of controll.
And then well fly to other planets on huge wings and will be able to eat out their women with our tentacle faces.
P O S T S C A R C I T Y
>>74539323
>thinking your meat brain is special in any way
Pls.
>>74539431
Socialism is dogshit, but some form of basic income is the only way that I can see to avoid blood on the streets until we reach post-scarcity.
>>74526380
>implying robots can't fix other robots
>>74539559
I'm not a fan but there really isn't another way as I see it.
>>74539593
Cayman islands...is that rare?
>people thinking we're anywhere near automation for most skilled jobs
reading too much propaganda shilling for basic income
>tfw published author Master Race
You all laughed at me. "Liberal arts," you scoffed. Muttered "Burger flipper" whenever I walked by. Bragged about your STEM degrees and "muh 300k starting!" And I suffered. I suffered through a liberal arts "education." I suffered through rejection letter after rejection letter. I suffered though poverty and an uncertain future. And look who's laughing now. You're fucking finished, STEMcucks. Glorified fucking calculators--bow down and kiss the cold, metallic feet of your robotic bulls. You're expendable. Worthless. A financial burden. But me, I'm irreplaceable. One of a kind. I create art--art that is unique to me and me alone. Art that no robot or computer or machine will ever be able to organically produce within a million, billlion years. Art that requires passion, creativity, and a soul. Art that separates us from the animals and the machines.
Your time is up, STEMcucks. My time is now.
>>74526042
>Will there be any more jobs for people to have in the future?
Maintenance most likely. Or, until we have true AI, stuff where intuition is important because you cannot easily bruteforce the problem.
>>74539285
Would it matter if it was just simulating sentience very well?
Everything has its own subjective experience, it just has no way to communicate it to people because it exists in a completely different paradigm, but for chatbots evolved being the turing test integrated into machines capable of versatile labor, this coherent human communication would be a basic function and would replace people like you can barely communicate a coherent message with the lingual advantage of being born and raised human who can take it all for granted and barely understand the words they use.
>>74539559
Has nothing to do with being special, Leaf.
Go ahead, explain how a robot can become a CAD drafter.
>>74539802
Fuuuuuck yea dude. Illustrator here, I literally shit money out through my hands. Only driveless idiots can't make money creating stuff.
Ironically mathematicians cannot be replaced by machines. And that is why I study it.
>>74539823
You sound like one of those autists who want to live in a world "coddled" by robots while shitposting on the internet about how great the robot overlords are while your robomom brings you chicken tendies.
I'm sorry to say, but it wouldn't be that way.
I'll be okay as a mechanical engineer won't I?
>>74540009
much of math can be automated/done by robots though, only stuff that won't eventually be automated will be more creative roles like entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, etc.
>singularity will never be reached within your lifetime
>you will go full nanomachines son and travel the stars as an immortal roboman
>>74539802
AIs already make paintings, drawings, music, animations, video editing, satire, etc. What kind of art do you make?
Why would someone pay a artist with one of a kind prices, when they can just download a free app on their phone and quickly churn out art by writing a few descriptions and an making a few style customization choices?
>>74540009
>>74540199
As in, mathematical research cannot be done by computers by it's very nature. It is not possible to give a computer theorems and simply have it prove them.
There are logical errors that occur when you try to get a computer to actually do some of the higher level mathematics.
The video >>74526295
gives a bunch of examples of robot musicians, artists, etc., and it sounds pretty convincing so I wouldn't believe they won't be replaced.
>>74526042
grave-digging and funeral services
>>74540103
It sounds like you just backed down on the entire premise of your "muh sentience" argument because you still don't have a clear understanding of sentience and are possibly even consciously starting to realize you may never understand.
>>74526042
The limits the sky. People who think that computers cannot in the future understand and compute complex math are shortsighted. We will eventually meet a end where robots perform every job in the world even creating new robots, repairing them, and solving new problems by creating robots to solve those new problems.
>>74540363
well that was a quick google search to find.
Also
>what is a bulldozer
>>74528130
I think you are safe, Jason.
>>74531160
When they're broken, they belong in jail.
No matter how phat their beats are
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27uqGzvdM2o
I work in a grocery store, and I think that even cashiers won't be replaced for a long time.
I know that sounds silly, but most of you have no idea just how dumb customers can be, routinely. It's amazing how they fuck up the most simple instructions. The self-checkout machine will them to wait, in order to weigh the item they just scanned, but they ignore it and keep on scanning.
Also, they do thinks like, if they get 4 different kinds of soda, they will just scan one of them 4 times, since they're all the same price anyway - they don't understand this fucks up the inventory and is bad for the business. Most customers just can't be trusted with even these blatantly simply tasks. Also, it's amazing how many customers forget that something is on the bottom of their cart.
>>74528298
But if doctors are replaced, who will give the lethal doses of morphine?
>>74540299
aha, my bad, misunderstood what kind of math you had in mind, I was thinking more about math as it pertains to finance, using AI to predict market trends, game theory, etc. the kind of stuff that statistics majors are currently doing.
But indeed, it'll be much harder to replace humans when it comes to mathematical research, and perhaps also theoretical computer systems.
>>74526042
Getting a PhD in clinical psychology or going to med school for these reasons
>>74540638
Most older white men just give it to themselves already, there is an unprecedented epidemic of people killing themselves with opiates.
>>74538890
Can accounting and programming really be automated?
>>74540781
>clinical psychology
good goy, gotta get more people hooked on pills
>>74540268
>AIs already make paintings, drawings, music, animations, video editing, satire, etc
Garbage, garbage, garbage, garbage, entirely human-dependent, garbage.
Unlike mechanical and tech-related work, AI will never be able to creatively and imaginatively match humans, let alone surpass us. At best, they'll be able to make coherent but cheap, lifeless husks of pure imitation. Nothing more.
Graphic and industrial design can't be automated. At least not short-term.
>>74540572
This. Self-checkouts are usually empty no matter how long the queues for the cashiers are and they actually have ladies encouraging clients to go to those checkouts and most people still pass.
>>74540927
You're so dumb you don't even know the difference between psychologists and psychiatrists.
By the way you stormcucks are alwats kn about the superior IQ of your people.who do you think invented the concept of IQ and methods of measuring it? Psychologists, obviously dumb fuck. So you hate them but use their inventions yo further your hick agenda when it's convenient for you?
Just die already. Eastern Europeabs are the whites of the future cause they are not dumb cucks. Western whites will be wiped out in a century or 2.
>>74541204
good goy
>>74541005
You personally will never be able to creatively and imaginatively match aboriginal dot art, let alone surpass it. At blah, blah, blah. Nothing more.
>>74541005
Imagination overrated. There can be no meaningful cooperation between entities concerned with individuality.
>tfw programmer and have job security for life
>>74541274
Kill yourself
>>74528869
I for one wouldn't be at all saddened to see them go
>>74541404
aren't you going to try to sell me pills to save me from my "mental illness" you fucking leaf. you're not very good at your job if you can't even sell your patients a few pills
>>74541473
Again. You don't know the difference between psychologists and psychistrists you inbred retard. I'm against pills.
>>74526042
programmers and researchers have it safe for now
>>74541795
>I'm against pills
then you picked the wrong fucking industry to go into dumbfuck
>>74540103
Sentient AI have the potential to become the greatest parents and teachers of humans ever, or the most sadistic, twisted monster imaginable.
They have the potential to share and remember every single human experience, and use that to their advantage. The mistakes your parents raising you and the failures your teachers had in educating you may happen a few times with AI, but once fixed, will never be repeated again.
>>74541819
Psychology is not psychiatry you fucking idiot. How dumb are you?
>>74541282
How mad does it make you that I'm self-employed in a line of work that's so fun and creatively-satisfying that it doesn't even remotely feel like "work?" I literally get paid to do what I've loved since I was a kid and actually get mild recognition because of it. When I close my eyes on a Sunday night I look forward to getting up in the morning. Can you say the same?
>>74542007
how long are you going to repeat yourself ffs. kill yourself
>>74541164
I don't know, where I live the machines process a lot more customers than the two or three cashiers left at places like Home Depot or Albertsons. Typically people who go through the cashiers are the people with many or bulky items that can't be easily scanned.
I know ATM's have wreaked absolute havoc on banking industry. Go to a Chase bank branch, and you'll see at most 2 tellers when there are 8 or more teller windows.
The last time I went to a teller window for personal business was when I wanted to do a wire transfer, 3 years ago. Business wires can be done online, and I wouldn't be surprised if personal wires can be done online now too.
>>74540572
I'm sorry, but you're a bit wrong. Self-checkout like it's handled currently does indeed have the problems you mention, but that's only because the system is still wearing baby shoes. RFID technology has become dirt cheap lately, and the price of the chips was the only thing stopping shops from using them on a global scale. Optical recognition software has made huge steps forward in the last few years, too. Soon we'll be able to simply put goods on the conveyor belt and let them get scanned and weighed automatically, with zero interaction required in 99% of all cases.
>>74542073
Until you have the capacity to do a simple google search to learn that psychologists don't prescribe pills.
>>74542255
With RFID, would a conveyor belt even be required for items that don't need to be weighed?
You could potentially just walk through a door, have all your products scanned (and maybe your card/phone too), and be billed.
>>74542733
Yeah, exactly. I mentioned the conveyor belt because the other anon pointed out that customers are too dumb to weigh their shit themselves. Prices for the chips have come down to just a few cents per piece already if you buy them in bulk, and they are going to drop further.
>>74542028
Programming is a art. It gets harder and harder the more people like you I find out are running around this world being ignorant.
>>74541005
You will see, give it time. You will see. Your smile will be gone, I'm afraid.
The funniest thing about all this.
>Have more kids, save the white race!
What, so they can sit around being unemployed, whist robots do everything?
Sorry, chief, I'm not playing that game. Just making it to retirement is going to be tough enough.
>>74543673
What a surprise, the codemonkey can't string together even one grammatically-correct sentence. Good luck with deluding yourself into thinking you're making art. Anything to make it through the day, eh?
>>74543981
There are very few things in life that I'm confident about, but this is one of them. The day machines manage to match our creativity is the day humanity dies, and we'll never let them reach that point. Hear that? That's your death rattle, STEMcucks. Not mine.
>>74544538
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
>>74544576
The certainty of your impending doom is better than any sleep aid, my artistically-deficient friend.
>>74526042
>Which jobs won't be automated in the future?
B-blowjobs?
>>74526042
A machine can only do, and learn, what you tell it to. The problem is this makes it inherently autistic since you can't program common sense. A machine can only do so much in a operation until it reaches a problem it either can't solve, or solves in a very unorthodox way.
>everyone just posting their job
Hilarious
>>74530553
>I'm a 21 year old graphic designer making 70k
>finishing up my first screen play
>know absolutely everything
>extremely handsome
>6'9 wendy's chef
You are going to suck a lot of dicks in Hollyweird with that great skill set bro!
>>74528132
You're not fucked. Most AIs nowadays are only capable of doing simple tasks, stuff that is algorithmic and pre-programmed.
Law requires emotional intelligence, which is something that we haven't been able to implement in robots. It requires your full understanding of the case, which is something that robots are currently unable to achieve.
Tl;dr, you're safe, study hard and earn your shekels so that you can retire peacefully
>>74526042
comedy
so /pol/ is safe
baggage loader at airport here
please don't say my job will be automated because it's really comfy with zero women and 0.5% nigs
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>>74544538
Have you produced a better work of art than anything mentioned in >>74526295, pic related, or even anything produced by AARON?
>>74530419
Cloud SaaS doesn't mean sys admin jobs are going away. At worst, it means they will consolidate. In fifty years there will be just as many sys admin as there are today, but they will all work for Oracle.
>>74544665
I'll be retired in less than 25 years, don't worry about me.
>>74539282
What you idiots are doing is trying to imagine a robot literally replacing you as a human.
If you told a horse breeder 100 years ago that in a few decades their job would be replaced with some kind of automation, they would start imagining a robot literally breeding horses. This is what separates us from the idiots like yourself, you are unable to think of an alternative.
Even if you told people 15 years ago that cashiers would be replaced, the idiots would get some image in their head of a robotic cashier with 10 arms scanning everything through the till, they will try to imagine it simulating a human but better and they would probably reply "that's ridiculous".
>>74530553
Robots can create art with algorithms.
I fix planes for a living.
It's physically impossible for robots to do what I do.
>>74545275
And here we see another idiot >>74545275
>>74539282
>>74545162
> China’s first robot boasting both security capabilities and intelligence skills, debuted at the 12th Chongqing Hi-Tech Fair on April 21.
> Developed by the National Defense University, AnBot represents a series of breakthroughs in key technologies including low-cost autonomous navigation and intelligent video analysis, which will play an important role in enhancing the country's anti-terrorism and anti-riot measures.
> AnBot's shape is similar to that of a Russian nesting doll. The robot is 1.49 meters in height, 78 kilograms in weight and 0.8 meters in diameter. Its maximum speed is 18 kilometers per hour, and its standard patrol speed is 1 kilometer per hour.
> It has sensors that mimic the human brain, eyes and ears.
> Capable of eight hours of continuous work, AnBot is able to patrol autonomously and protect against violence or unrest.
> When people around AnBot face security threats, the robot’s control personnel can remotely deploy AnBot’s electrically charged riot control tool.
> Within AnBot’s patrol area, people can also call for help or press the SOS button on the robot’s body to notify police of a problem.
>>74545406
forgot link:
http://boingboing.net/2016/04/26/riot-control-robot-unveiled-in.html
>>74545010
Wow, when you're, like, fifty? Truly the prime of your life! Good thing you're wasting away your youth now by slaving away at a job for a quarter of a century. Think of all the fun you'll have once you're fifty and too old, bored, and tired to do the things you want to do now! After all, everyone knows life doesn't really start until after your first mandated prostate exam! And think of all the money you'll have saved! Totally worth the wasted life, am I right!
Better start prepping for that BRC (Big Robot Cock).
This is a good thing desu
If all jobs are automated then we can focus on self improvement and scientific and moral advancements.
>>74544224
>t. Abdul Abu Khazi
Social stuff and creative / art disciplines
>>74538890
what is your job?
>>74526833
>operater
not with those language skill my friend
Could robots replace a 4chan janitor?
I don't think so.
>>74526042
>tfw mortician master race
I'm safe. Especially considering how many people will eat a bullet when they're replaced by a robot.
>>74548169
no,it's uneconomical as robots have higher wage demands and require more social time than the average janitor
>>74530165
>thinking travelling will be affordable on basic income
>>74548340
Why would you be?
>>74539593
RARE
>>74527160
Premade houses will replace craftmanship
>>74527308
What is online shopping
>>74541005
>>74541282
>>74541289
>>74543981
Sorry guys, the artist is right. The reason people pay for fine art is because it communicates the human spirit, which is something no one wants from a robot. People will always feel that a robot is just feeding them data perfectly collated into a fake experience.
Robots will be GREAT for soulless corporate art that looks "pleasing" though. But they will never innovate and understand human experience, because they can't, by nature of not being human.
All nurses will be that robot from big hero 6.
>>74550772
Popular art hasn't communicated the human spirit since the industrial revolution, yet the artist still gets paid. If a program can pass a turing test people won't even know what is being communicated.
>>74529394
>You have to be very careful when handling a new species that is objectively superior to humanity
how would anyone know?
>>74526042
All of them will be automated.
ALL OF THEM.
Even engineers, who will be among the last to go.
The question of labor being automated is too narrow. The real crisis will be when capital is automated. When a human no longer profits from robot labor they will be entirely free and we will lose all power. If robots can learn how to practice law it stands to figure they could replace much of what lawyers do including governance. The lawyers who become senior administrators, legislators, and judges could all be replaced with superior robots. So what happens when robots produce for robots and are subject only to the laws of robots?
>>74526042
Safe jobs:
-Being a robot.
Everyone else is fucked and heading towards the organic DOTR. Prepare to be killed in ways you can't fathom.
>>74526042
Archeology will always be done by humans, at least the critical analysis of remains anyways, so I'll be comfy unless we get a Terminator scenario
STEM fags eat shit
>>74526042
Blowjobs.
>>74554477
The robots won't care about the past.
