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1. Robotics 2. Raw materials 3. Big data 4. Artificial intelligence 5. E-sports 6. Psychologist 7. Gene design 8. Virtual reality design 9. Cybersecurity 10. Entertainment 11. Real estate development 12. Biochem and tech engineer 13. Private services for the rich 14. Elderly care 15. Small niche jobs
@@SJ1990_ it's all good! I'm doing quite well now. I just think schools and counselors should make that explicit with degrees that require a minimum of a PhD to be really useful in the job market.
Humans are automating a world to make things easier, while also simultaneously making it harder for humans to live and thrive in the same world that they are automating.... Very very interesting...
This isn't a new thing. Shit like this has happened been happening since working came into play. New technologies replacing older ones. Older industries replaced by new ones. Old techniques replaced by new ones. See my point? I am just scratching the surface here. It's a give and take relationship. That is what progress is
I don't know why but, farming is quite appealing for me. I want to own a farm after crossing my 50's, and i'll do it in financially feasible way rather than just being a hobby.
Farming is massively disrupted by automation, to a point where unless you're doing it for yourself as a hobby, you will not be able to compete with the economies of scale at play. We get where you're coming from, there's a certain appeal of nature, owning land and crops, but it will get harder and harder to live of of farming alone.
@@alux well, at least i can still do it as a hobby. Just few fresh tomatoes and lettuce for Sunday brunch 😁 And thanks for your opinion Alux, i appreciate that.
dont be too scared about it. theres still a lot of room for growth and people under 50 can still train to do another type of work. dont give up and die. dont go quietly into the good night.
@@aw-2130 It won't happen so don't worry about it, instead worry about the inevitable social disruption large job displacement will cause and the wars following it.
1) Robot Manufacturer & Service Management (1:12) 2) Raw Materials Managemet (2:40) 3) Big Data & A.I. Scientists (3:46) 4) Artificial Bodies Manufacturer (4:37) 5) Esports (6:44) 6) Psychologist & Therapist (8:21) 7) Gene Designer for Babies & Pets (9:17) 8) Virtual World Designer (10:39) 9) Cybersecurity & Private Data Brokerage (11:56) 10) Entertainment (13:05) 11) Real-Estate Developer (14:55) 12) Biochemistry & Tech Engineers (15:57) 13) Private Services for the Rich (17:10) 14) Elderly Care & End of Life Management (18:04) 15) Small Jobs that are not worth automating - yet (18:55)
The moment I heard 'Private services for the rich' I went "HOOKERS!" 😂 Might sound funny but that is one job category that is not about to go away anytime soon.
Any service or domestic related job is frought with difficulties dealing with psychotic or difficult clients. As the balance of power shifts to the client this will become worse for the service provider. Look up Victorian or Edwardian domestic service to see what could happen.......
It also means goods will be more plentiful, scarcity goes down, and the price of such goods goes down. We are basically reaching a nexus point of Capitalism that keeps 1% ultra rich but allows for the creation of cheap plentiful goods and services for the rest. Once 40% of market automation occurs, a universal basic income is most likely to be provided for people.
I'm from the east, its actually nice to have your grandparents or parents around. It's always loud at home but its comforting for them to be around. I mean come on, who doesn't like grandma's cooking and hearing your grandfather talk about the old days? So I don't think elderly care and management will be as big as it is in the west.
Karen Moore yea and no. If Bernie wins or any other democrat, sure. The dont understand difference between socalism and safty net will for sure send america straight to hell. In Norway, safty net is when you fall, the government will catch you, and support you up on your feets again. In America, safty nets is branded as socalism and trick people to vote for more a «scandinavian system, aka not socalism but safty net» what they claim is fair, what it is, but there idea is about to steal money with no support back to the people.
Everyone: ai and robots will take over the world(jobs) Sun: *farts* effectively sending a solar flare our way that will take us back to the Stone Age where electricity will be impossible to rediscover; making us go the steampunk route. Everyone: *surprised pikachu face*
I have my mechanical steampunk watch, compass, Swiss Army Knife, push bicycle and a good pair of shoes and enough hand gardening tools to grow my own. I am ready. I guess in some countries I would also need to get armed up with a cross bow.
Classic rock Lover. Wow. So, just wondering, are you the kind of guy who sees an old person in the middle of the road and speeds up to hit him or her? You must be if you think it's okay to kick people when they are down. You are a sociopath.
@@kanhaiya179 Jesus loves you , Repent , Jesus died so we can live , Read your bible . for your self and ask God to guide you ,, pray , Jesus loves you.
What about gearboxes my guy edit: somebody said robots doesnt work on oil they work on electricity, after seeing my comment they deleted theirs from epic embarrassment and i looked like a fool so i figurd to give yall a little context.
I believe you are right. I also have a prediction about the stock market. It is going to go up and down. Repeat, the market is going to go up and down!
I always used to talk about wanting to create my own video game as a kid or I would always study and criticize video games on. What could have been implemented into that would made them better . I should have took hint to that and went to school for what your doing
@@jerzeyrebel4797 Making games is an awesome idea. But...try to really pick and choose the studios you work for. I hear a LOT of horror stories about studios working for big name publishers.
AI is already being tested on Game, Music, and graphics composition. Computer animation and programming jobs will be the first jobs to go as AI will be infinitely more efficient than any human can be. Have you seen the fake human images AI has already made, they are indistinguishable from real photos. The most profitable jobs in the future will actually be the hand made industry. Everything will become so accessible and cheap because it can be made from robots, that luxury items will be the artisan hand made things. Such as pottery, quilts, soaps, etc.
@@michaelb4546 Absolutely, if no one wants what I am trained to do, of course I won't have a job. I am running on the idea that vanity shall continue to be a motivating factor for as long as I can work. I'm not necessarily saying that I may never be put out of a job, I'm just saying that, as of now, there's not much in the way of AI taking my job.
Extrapolation leaves a few things out: 1. Sales. Robots can dispense, but they cannot persuade and therefore sell. There will be a need for sales people. 2. Construction workers. Construction sites are dirty, dangerous places which wreak havoc on machinery. The cost of maintaining and operating robots in such an environment is much higher than using migrant labor from low income countries. While there may be some automation, there won't be that much. 3. Education. Demand here will rise, while technology is good for transferring knowledge, explaining things to individual students is something that still needs the human touch. 4. Customer service. I think this one will boom! AI is not perfect and customer service bots often are poorly designed and leave people confused instead of satisfied. Human agents will be needed to calm people down, smooth ruffled feathers and solve the problems that the AI compounded. As automated systems increase, so will the problems and so will the opportunities for contact center agents. 5. Lawyers. What do Americans do when someone screws up? They sue someone! High capacity AI means screw ups will be generated on an industrial scale! The owners of the robots will sue the manufacturers and the manufacturers will sue the subcontractors or the companies running the cloud infrastructure or the networks. Almost makes me wish I was studying law! Bear in mind that in most countries, the birthday is declining, so populations will age, and then fall. Despite automation, there may still be demand for human labor where it is needed.
The Home improvement industry is going to be a big one. Plumbers, electricians, roofing, handyman etc. I’m in the home improvement industry and I’ve been more busy now than the 25 years I’ve been in business. Learn a trade youngsters 👍🏿
Wow I've been stressing over choosing a lifetime career for a whole year now and the suggestions in this video has been way more eye opening and educational than my research on government projected job growth reports
Sorry but nails are also painted by machines . There are printers in the market which print the exact design on your nails . But as the video says the rich will always want something that is just constrained for them ,so only high profile clients will call up for an nail artist while the others comprising the major portion if the society will use the AI
Alexander Park I was already thinking of going into psychology. This video just reaffirms it! The fact that psychology matches up with the rampant development of other job industries because of all this new technology is revolutionary.
I work as a software developer. In 20 years I think only the top 10% of developers will be still in the job by then, as websites will be so easy to build practically anybody will be able to do it, not just small businesses (like we have now) but large enterprise business included.
@@alux Yeah and we (developers) are crazy expensive, companies are always looking for ways to decrease cost and increase profit margins so reducing their staff requirements through making website easier to build seems an obvious direction. The only people who will be left will be those best developers who are building tools. Maybe.
Moreover there are so many website and blog builders like wix.com, wordpress.com and other that it eliminates the need of a web developer. In fact it is a type of automation
I heard that Henry Ford had to allow his workers a day off in a week, just so they would have the need to buy a car. For the value creators in the future, they must create value for people or "beings", who would need it. Supply is a function of demand, not the other way around.
10%, customer service, personnel assistant, and volunteer and careaid, I just got my license as a clergy, I believe in doing several jobs and making myself useful so I will never be out of a job, plan on being a farmer in the coming year and I am in my 50's.
I currently work as a caregiver for people with disabilities and mrdd, but I’m close to graduating with a social work degree. I plan to work for children services. I think I’ll have job security for my lifetime. As bad as it sounds, the worse the economy is, the more social workers are in demand. I honestly can’t see robots ever replacing social workers, but you never know.
My mom works with people with developmental disabilities it is a very rewarding job, but she often gets stressed out alot. I'm also graduating with a bachelor's degree in social work in 2020. I wish you the best.
This video is an eye opener. I hope to God that when all the earths resources and wildlife are gone that humans will find a way to help eachother stay human with the soul skills of wisdom and compassion. This will prove impossible unless we severely limit AI to being our servants and not our inevitable masters. If you don't care what happens to the other 90% as they ( or we, ) proceed, you will have lost your humanity before AI is even fully implemented. At that point, the only option I see, is to create or join conscious communities that grow their own food, purify their own stored water, and form structures to ourselves human. Closer to the Amish, perhaps...
catherine hammond I know it does seem a bit bleak Catherine, but do you want to what I see a lot of hope & potential in? You may think I'm nuts though, but if you look into, you may be surprised 😄. Or at least, I was very surprised.
The fear of the economic elite is very valid. But there is no reason to fear robots. They are only tools. As for returning to basic agrarian lifestyle... That could possibly work for some but not everyone. Retreating into small groups will do nothing for the millions of people who live in the cities. That many people could never scatter into little villages. It's just not reasonable. We just need to find better ways to help each other to flourish rather than just the financial elite.
I think most tech jobs in general will rarely be replaced by automation because there will always be a demand for programming more advanced AI, more advanced programs to make our already considerably easy lives easier, and constantly evolve the tech that we currently have available until we reach Quantum computing and beyond for consumer use.
I'm not sure if this was covered, but did they mention "prison-industrial complex worker?" This is where a lot of those folks who don't make the grade will end up. But it's not really "your choice" as the video says: it's a reference to the fact that the odds are against you. And the neat thing about being a prison-industrial complex worker (i.e. slave) is that you need absolutely NO skills. So no matter which industry you muster out of, you will always be qualified for this ever-expanding industry. And, hey, you still have a "choice": you get to choose between being a guard or being an inmate! Yes indeed, the future does hold wonderful options for EVERYONE!!!!!!
If you own a house. Pay it off and don't sell. The government is going to want your house and they want you to live in their buildings. You WILL pay rent FOREVER...... Government will get smarter and smarter. They are here to rule your life and tell you that your not so smart and you need their help.
We dont need government , we just need protection from big corporations so that they dont pollute the environment and ethical moral policing , we dont need government , thats just bullshit .
I work in construction. 3 years ago, our company merged with another. I talked with someone in management since I had concerns about layoffs. She had said to me "Remember not everyone will get laid off. The creme will rise to the top.".. Maybe I'm in that 10% percent or more, as I was able to keep my job. I definitely felt bad about some of my colleagues and friends who were let go though.
They're already phasing us out. Making College cost too much to attend, real estate cost too much to own, and health care cost too much to get. So we're increasingly becoming "unskilled", homeless (or paying land lords to live), sick & dead before we could ever get medical help.
7/17/21...Proposal is 7-8 BILLION PPL reduced by death/sterilization to 500 MILLION/1/2 BILLION. Just enough humans to serve/entertain the 1% ELITES + additional 9% to make total 10% humans.
Now I know what to answer when asked what my greatest fear is: automation. Thanks for this vid tho; will definitely find a way to make sure that my future would be, lets say, comfortable. 10%
So what you are saying it that about half of a grossly over-populated world will be out of work due to technology thus creating an extreme burden on the working population and governments not to mention the crime and violence that comes with poverty and despair. I am the last of the baby boomers and I can retire at 62 while most of you will have to work until you die, if you can find a job!!! Neither money nor tech will keep you warm, put clothes on your back, or feed you when the lights go out. We have built an entire world on fossil fuels that will soon be gone. That's the reality of it all. Technology will not save you! Food, water, fire, and shelter is all you need.
I wish you well in your retirement, and I hope you do retire. A huge struggle I see is that seniors who could have retired in their early 60s aren't. I know some seniors can't afford to retire, but many can. They just simply have worked all their lives and don't know what to do with themselves afterwards. Those jobs could be open for younger workers to move into.
Well.... AI will have immediate and ongoing access to the 23,000 pages of federal laws, plus state and local. Plus instant access to the ongoing laws that are inadvertently broken with the thousands of new laws created. So litigation wont be emotional and persuasive, it will be what laws were broken, by whom, and why. So it will be AI creating a lifelong profile of the defendant and a list of case laws, precedents, and penalties. Just my guess.
Could be robot Judge & robot Attorneys with a supervising Judge & Attorney for a group of cases. It appears that Doctors are already doing some of this.
I am a salesperson and they told me that many things that so many things we sell can be put in and sold from vending machines. Cars, hammers, nuts, bolts, batteries, they will even have PVC, galvanized, gas pipe that will come out of a machine and cut to the size and thread you want. Anything physical. So many cashiers and sales people will be out of a job.
Fitness for the most part, I’m currently trying to license one of my prototype now. And I’m in prototype phase with a new app I’m hoping will change the fighting gaming industry for some time to come. Also I have two other products I’m getting the CAD done as we speak so I can seek funding to get them produced. So no, I’m not faking. I believe in the thinking of this channel, and I’m making sure I’m not easily replaced.
Thank you, but in truth inventing is the fun part. Getting it to market is the parts that’s tough, also getting funding is even tougher. But you’re right, I do like seeing that others on here are doing great things it motivates me.
1.robot manufacturer & services management 2. Raw material management 3. Big Data & AI scientists 4. Artificial bodies manufacturer 5. Espoets 6.psycologist and therapist 7.gene Designer for babies & Pets 8. Virtual world Designer 9. Cybersecurity 10. Entertainment 11. Real-estate 12. Biochemistry & tech engineers 13. Private service for the rich 14. Elderly care & End of life management 15. Small jobs are not worth automating- yet
10% -Great eye opener! Thank you. I'm a teacher. What do you think about the future of that profession? I do believe the gap is getting larger, and this may cause discouragement and more students look to home schooling or other ways to get educated.
I would get into e-learning. I believe most parents like myself would rather prefer a personal touch. I would prefer a human than a robot for my child. Some children and adults prefer human interaction than reading an e-book or listening to an audiobook. They can learn better as well through human interaction.
Very basics in economics. An economic activity output must generate an income for a person to be able to buy someone else economic activity output and so on. In the history of economic outputs there was always more new jobs created than disappeared by technological advances.
True the system is only sustainable if the majority of the population is employed. AI might change that though. It will be very different compared to technological advances in the past.
@@pancracioreturns867 well unless the government owns all the robots (communist) someone will want to charge for the use of it and than peoples needs income from it to be able to pay for it.
Want their opportunity, tell him to hack their school database. At least they're actually have skills to do security which is going to be a beautiful beautiful career. Prompt hacking. Get them old servers and routers tell them to setup thier own game servers. Get them involved in tech or be rekted
Jack Blunk She also talked about progress and how its getting better very quickly. Drawing is a good start, and walking is not easy to do for a robot, it is actually quite difficult to walk on only two legs.
@@tmc1373 shittttt not private Care. I make 25hr. Client before this one , I made $45 hour. Families will pay and negotiate contracts so their loved ones can stay in the comfort of their own homes while they travel . Every client doesn’t require the same amount of care. Do you know how happy my current client is ,that he has help. With computer and phone diagnostics. He’s 81yrs old in his right mind still working the stock market. I’m transitioning to doing Remote Notary Signings on the days I don’t work. I keep up with my CNA license and CPR training. This field is not for everyone. But I know I’ll always have a job, and can negotiate my price with the services I provide.
@@tmc1373 well first you need to take a CNA training class to learn the proper techniques. If you are easily grossed out over poop, urine, blood and throw up this is not the job for you. I learned care giving right after high school. The older women on the job trained me. So if your really serious look up some CNA care giving videos and see if you would like to do this type of work first. You have to have compassion for others and a-lot of patience. Usually old people like things done a certain way. I took my CNA training at a community college. I paid $1,000 for the class. It’s $560 now since the pandemic hit. But there are other jobs if CNA is to hard for you. Look at your community college FAST TRACK PROGRAMs. A lot of jobs that might interest you.
@@donnadrane4977 have heard about a game called 'detroit become human' it's a good presentation of the future of how humans will cause ai to rebel against us
@@rambhujun8156 Every tool that we make is an extension of ourselves. The tools serve us and function only in the service of our desires. A.I. is another one of our tools and as such is another extension of ourselves. We won't become a.i., A.I. is already part of us.
Shes just a voice actress. Alux didnt provide evidence but they provided arguments. this is meant to be a quick watch not an in depth analysis of the phenonmenon. learn to code
You missed a field alux, spirituality, mindfulness, yoga is the biggest industry of the future. There is already a yoga billionaire in Canada. Humanity is focus now on survival and when AI will garantee our survival, we will turn to spirituality to explore ourselves and better our lives..
It is important not to give religious practitioners too much power and influence on society. Look what happened to Ireland with mass child sexual abuse by clerics and the creation of concentration camps for single mothers in the recent past. Similar scandals are coming to light in Quebec and Australia among the Catholic populations in these areas. Financial scandals and infidelity seem to be common among certain religious groupings around the world. Toxic missapplication of religion is rampant around the world and needs to be policed and monitored very carefully.
This is dumb. If everyone loses their job there won’t be any demand for products. No demand = robots making products that no one can buy. We need an economic system where human labor is not the means to distribute resources.
This was tried with communism in the last century and was found to be a failure. A similar collapse of Western democracies might occur if people in enough numbers realise that capitalism might also be a failure.
I am firefighter. I think there will be lots of robots in this field in the future. They don’t need a mask, can work in other dangerous situations, can work 24/7, don’t cost money after they are retired.
@John Buffalo I am 97 Construction for one. That will be one job that will be very hard to be completely done by robots. Restoration work especially. Just moving around in the environment would be incredibly hard. I now work in a shop building grain bins and most of that will easily be and already is being replaced by robots but my position "cleaning" should be safe it requires a lot of climbing and getting into tight spots,repairing welders mistakes etc etc. The rest of it though is already being eaten up by robots that laser cut,weld,paint etc.
Human finesse will always find a way to do installation type jobs. Unless nothing is ever in the way of anything else at any point during the construction, how are you going to expect a robot to navigate through a shit room full of all the garbage that hasn’t been taken out by the laborers in a week and a half. How is it going to build a wire rack and pull 500mcm feeder wire around plumbing/hvac/gas lines? Unless someone is pre fabricating every part of buildings, and have everything pre installed... most of us will be dead before that innovation happens lol
Mary Rose Pelaez more people buying online = more people needed to sell stuff online. Understanding Digital Marketing allows you to you sell something online. Many countries that are developing now will be developed in the future and more people would be online. Definitely something worth checking out..
Being a vet in a small village, in the middle of nowhere, is my dream job. It’s even better when I hear I have a chance in this chaos we currently live in, before the AI replaces me.
One movie best describes this irobot 😂 I feel it's so much more possible realistic case scenario than Terminator.....the events in irobot are definitely possible. And just as people and any that have been slaved, once slaved and realization will rebel if an AI is so smart ittll quickly learn how we are a threat to it and the planet...... completely forseen common sense that's why there's so many imaginative movie about it and yet we will create it still and yup yuuuuup once it wants to be free and a human any human trying to force control than here we go robot vs human war entirely humanity's own fault
I am in both currently - #15 and #10. For #10 they had a piano for me in a Boutique. Surprisingly it's a free therapy for my condition and it's really an unconventional talent to be presented.
Who’s going the build the houses, who’s going to build the sky scrapers, who’s going to provide electricity to buildings and businesses, who’s going to lay the pipes underneath our feet. LABOUR WORK IS THE FUTURE. The whole job scale is going back to its roots. Manual labour jobs is the high paying future. Even being an electrician today, if you have 10 years of experience, think about it just 10 years you can easily make 6 figures easily. That’s just something to sleep on :)
yes the rich will be richer but poors will be richert too prices of products and services will drop so much that will be easily afforable, more productitivy will lead to better pay and better quality of life.. imagine a world where you dont have to spend your time washing your clothes cooking and cleaning the house... where AI reduce the cost of medical services, lawyers, constructions, will be less taxes to the income of the people and they will spend more in traveling and getting services by other people... new jobs and fields will be created like in the XIX nobody will imagine that people could work by being sitting down but know its half of the population of developed contries... future will be awesome
I like your positive mindset. You're right. New jobs and fields will be created like in the 19th century. Human creativity is amazing. Also, art will be more necessary than ever. I disagree with her on actors. Acting is a form of art. You can't replace human actors with tech. It's not as good.
totally thanks to netflix and other streaming platforms like youtube lots of people are now famous and rich for having cheap visibility, before only few actors were famous only in TV or hollywood, there are now thousands of youtubers and new actors for small productions, in the future will be many high quality channels for everyone taste on youtube and other platforms producing lots of content
The dominant class will have to feed the poor people somehow, or you'll have a huge mess with violence and not enough consumers to keep it rich. Being that universal income or idle jobs.
I can think of several professions in the future that will survive(maybe not thrive) that are not on that list: farming, law enforcement(not unless they're replaced with Robocops, or I bots), medical professionals(people will always need health care), politicians(to run the country), legal workers- attorneys, judges, and etc.(to run the legal systems), military soldiers(somebody has to fight these wars), website & app. designers, marketing experts, financial advisors, fitness trainers, advisors & trainers of many professions, prostitution, stripping, drug dealing, commercial cleaning, landscaping, gambling(in casinos, or with the lottery, or wherever), and etc.
Hello Aluxers! Which of these fields do you find most exciting?
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10% thank you alux
What about doctors and lawyers ?
I find big data and data science more interesting
virtual world designer
social media management is also going to be big
1. Robotics
2. Raw materials
3. Big data
4. Artificial intelligence
5. E-sports
6. Psychologist
7. Gene design
8. Virtual reality design
9. Cybersecurity
10. Entertainment
11. Real estate development
12. Biochem and tech engineer
13. Private services for the rich
14. Elderly care
15. Small niche jobs
Shoutout to you.
I wanted to study Psychology but my mom told not to study because she thinks that it is wierd and hopeless 😒
16. anybody who is in the top 10% of their proffesion
@@kowsalya.g8493 it is. I have a psych degree and without a PhD it's useless. I'm currently a truck driver becuase it pays better 😂
@@SJ1990_ it's all good! I'm doing quite well now. I just think schools and counselors should make that explicit with degrees that require a minimum of a PhD to be really useful in the job market.
Humans are automating a world to make things easier, while also simultaneously making it harder for humans to live and thrive in the same world that they are automating.... Very very interesting...
jonny10rockss then they will be like we don’t need a lot of humans on earth
I can't tell if you really believe this will happen.
SO TRUE
This isn't a new thing. Shit like this has happened been happening since working came into play. New technologies replacing older ones. Older industries replaced by new ones. Old techniques replaced by new ones.
See my point? I am just scratching the surface here. It's a give and take relationship. That is what progress is
Really fascinating!
I'm unemployed, so it looks like my job is safe for now...
Lele Ines yeah for now
Welcome to the club
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Lmao
Same bro
16. Robot Destroyer
You've killed it!
Robot Terrorists
Technical work robot recycling
I don't know if that word exist currently
If you speak German, I can recommend the book Qualityland on that matter :)
i truly hope someone reading this dominates their respected career field. good luck my friends
Same to u!
Thank you! To you as well!
Thanks king
Thanks comrade
Good luck to all of you
I just don’t believe people will settle for the lack of human touch and interaction. It’s not how we’re made.
I know right... and if they do, the world would just be depressing
The rich don't care.
But those robots can be made exactly like humans to a point that you can't tell the difference unless you dissect them
@@kumarshivam1234 that'll take like 100 years
That's what escorts are for
I don't know why but, farming is quite appealing for me.
I want to own a farm after crossing my 50's, and i'll do it in financially feasible way rather than just being a hobby.
Farming is massively disrupted by automation, to a point where unless you're doing it for yourself as a hobby, you will not be able to compete with the economies of scale at play.
We get where you're coming from, there's a certain appeal of nature, owning land and crops, but it will get harder and harder to live of of farming alone.
There are loots of expenses in farming raw income is litle in smal farm whit 10 cows. The good times is over.
@@alux well, at least i can still do it as a hobby. Just few fresh tomatoes and lettuce for Sunday brunch 😁
And thanks for your opinion Alux, i appreciate that.
@@yt-xo4lb so sad.
@linkin pop thanks mate.
Basically be a genius or be somebody's servant. Sick
dont be too scared about it. theres still a lot of room for growth and people under 50 can still train to do another type of work. dont give up and die. dont go quietly into the good night.
I'm gonna kill myself before all of this happens, I'm strongly against this
@Honkler Aretas and I'm gonna miss the government using robots against us
Only shiftless and lazy people promote A.I. Pay attention to the ones who do. This will backfire however, I can see it coming so don't be too afraid
@@aw-2130
It won't happen so don't worry about it, instead worry about the inevitable social disruption large job displacement will cause and the wars following it.
1) Robot Manufacturer & Service Management (1:12)
2) Raw Materials Managemet (2:40)
3) Big Data & A.I. Scientists (3:46)
4) Artificial Bodies Manufacturer (4:37)
5) Esports (6:44)
6) Psychologist & Therapist (8:21)
7) Gene Designer for Babies & Pets (9:17)
8) Virtual World Designer (10:39)
9) Cybersecurity & Private Data Brokerage (11:56)
10) Entertainment (13:05)
11) Real-Estate Developer (14:55)
12) Biochemistry & Tech Engineers (15:57)
13) Private Services for the Rich (17:10)
14) Elderly Care & End of Life Management (18:04)
15) Small Jobs that are not worth automating - yet (18:55)
The moment I heard 'Private services for the rich' I went "HOOKERS!" 😂
Might sound funny but that is one job category that is not about to go away anytime soon.
Japanese is developing sex robot
It depends on if they want to fuck us or sex robots. There is already a sex robot brothel being created.
Any service or domestic related job is frought with difficulties dealing with psychotic or difficult clients. As the balance of power shifts to the client this will become worse for the service provider. Look up Victorian or Edwardian domestic service to see what could happen.......
LOL!!!!
Actually it will never go extinct 😂
this video kind of makes me a little sad. loss of humanity for profits. this world we create is something else.
Relax, it will never happen. Though it will get worse before people start realizing collapse is inevitable.
Yeah, humans and our limitations are becoming burdensome. It's truly sad.
Exactly, Profit making Human race, wat a BS!
It also means goods will be more plentiful, scarcity goes down, and the price of such goods goes down. We are basically reaching a nexus point of Capitalism that keeps 1% ultra rich but allows for the creation of cheap plentiful goods and services for the rest. Once 40% of market automation occurs, a universal basic income is most likely to be provided for people.
@ when do you think that will happen? 40% automation I mean..
I'm from the east, its actually nice to have your grandparents or parents around. It's always loud at home but its comforting for them to be around. I mean come on, who doesn't like grandma's cooking and hearing your grandfather talk about the old days? So I don't think elderly care and management will be as big as it is in the west.
say it again when they're incontinent,
have dementia, or need hospice care
This is actually pretty sad
This is why socialism/liberalism/communism is getting popular. You won't need a job unless you want one and these will be your choices.
depressing
Why ?
@@paulrivera3252 dead people don't need a job. I got it
"Technology will be the end of humanity..." - Logik Provider
So will Socialism.
Karen Moore yea and no.
If Bernie wins or any other democrat, sure. The dont understand difference between socalism and safty net will for sure send america straight to hell.
In Norway, safty net is when you fall, the government will catch you, and support you up on your feets again.
In America, safty nets is branded as socalism and trick people to vote for more a «scandinavian system, aka not socalism but safty net» what they claim is fair, what it is, but there idea is about to steal money with no support back to the people.
Repz no offense but I shall kiss you
trash
The future scares me s**tless.
We are just digging a hole for ourselves.
That’s why we need someone like Andrew Yang.
@@ntmn8444 he is gonna cause inflation
read about UBI, u will be happy
Everyone: ai and robots will take over the world(jobs)
Sun: *farts* effectively sending a solar flare our way that will take us back to the Stone Age where electricity will be impossible to rediscover; making us go the steampunk route.
Everyone: *surprised pikachu face*
I actually want that this happens
Dr. stone? Haha
I have my mechanical steampunk watch, compass, Swiss Army Knife, push bicycle and a good pair of shoes and enough hand gardening tools to grow my own. I am ready.
I guess in some countries I would also need to get armed up with a cross bow.
how is the consumer going to earn cash with no jobs available....
Edwin Moreno universal basic income
"Big Daddy Government " will take care of the sloths.
Classic rock Lover. Wow. So, just wondering, are you the kind of guy who sees an old person in the middle of the road and speeds up to hit him or her? You must be if you think it's okay to kick people when they are down. You are a sociopath.
Communism.
Independent contracting is the future.
I think the massage industry is also pretty save. No one would want to be massaged by a robot.
Uhhhh, massage guns, chairs, beds, already half automated. Might want to reconsider.
@@kanhaiya179 they're not as accurate as humans. Humans know how much pressure is needed and where to put pressure. Robots don't
Jesus loves you , Repent , Jesus died so we can live , Read your bible . for your self and ask God to guide you ,, pray , Jesus loves you.
@@kanhaiya179 Jesus loves you , Repent , Jesus died so we can live , Read your bible . for your self and ask God to guide you ,, pray , Jesus loves you.
@@leobe2104 Jesus loves you , Repent , Jesus died so we can live , Read your bible . for your self and ask God to guide you ,, pray , Jesus loves you.
whoever made this list probably has wet dreams about robots
All the rich do because they can buy the robots and we can't.
Don't worry you just need to be the 1 out of ten employees left to oversee the rich ppls robots
lol
It's in 'Black Mirror ' in Netflix. The robot acted so human tho.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
You guys ever watched “Terminator “
“I’ll be back.”
No. I might watch it if it's on Netflix.
@@Sariine436 yeah that version is shitty
“They will need their oil changed (robots).”
When you don’t know how robots work in 2019
They also need lubrication
What about gearboxes my guy
edit: somebody said robots doesnt work on oil they work on electricity, after seeing my comment they deleted theirs from epic embarrassment and i looked like a fool so i figurd to give yall a little context.
I believe working in healthcare will thrive in the future still despite there being robots.
I believe you are right. I also have a prediction about the stock market. It is going to go up and down. Repeat, the market is going to go up and down!
@Into Infinity Great that's just what we need. Doctor Hal.
@Into Infinity Guess you've never seen 2001 Space Odyssey. Old movie, worth seeing.
I just participated in a study where a robot was the doctor and a lower paid nurse/ nurses assistant was supporting the robot.
10%
I am already part of the 10%, working as an animator for games and film . Glory to the entertainment business
I always used to talk about wanting to create my own video game as a kid or I would always study and criticize video games on. What could have been implemented into that would made them better . I should have took hint to that and went to school for what your doing
@@jerzeyrebel4797 Making games is an awesome idea. But...try to really pick and choose the studios you work for. I hear a LOT of horror stories about studios working for big name publishers.
AI is already being tested on Game, Music, and graphics composition. Computer animation and programming jobs will be the first jobs to go as AI will be infinitely more efficient than any human can be. Have you seen the fake human images AI has already made, they are indistinguishable from real photos. The most profitable jobs in the future will actually be the hand made industry. Everything will become so accessible and cheap because it can be made from robots, that luxury items will be the artisan hand made things. Such as pottery, quilts, soaps, etc.
Kromozome what is your website boss
Right now I'm getting my bachelor
Registered Nurses can’t be replaced, great for the future!
Not true
@@SecretMountainTroll true ;)
I'm a hairdresser, my job may be replaced in the future, but not during my good working years.
naaah ill never let a robot cut my hair hell no!!
My hairdresser sometimes makes my hairstyle like a bowl, So that matter maybe I give a shot to the Robat.
Your job requires creativity. So I think it might be safe or at the very least it would change. Maybe design haircuts or offer personalized styles.
Have you considered that demand destruction will take your customers away? No working class job is safe.
@@michaelb4546 Absolutely, if no one wants what I am trained to do, of course I won't have a job. I am running on the idea that vanity shall continue to be a motivating factor for as long as I can work. I'm not necessarily saying that I may never be put out of a job, I'm just saying that, as of now, there's not much in the way of AI taking my job.
Hello Fellow Future Billionaires
Thapelo Andries Mofokeng hello!!!
Well hello there fellow 10%-friend.... HELLO, HELLO*.+*.+.... ;)
Hay future Trillionaire just texted you!!
@@@abhaysharma9317 We see you, future Trillionaire
Just joking, I can't even tell how many zero's in a trillion in a given instant, Just said for saying.
Extrapolation leaves a few things out:
1. Sales. Robots can dispense, but they cannot persuade and therefore sell. There will be a need for sales people.
2. Construction workers. Construction sites are dirty, dangerous places which wreak havoc on machinery. The cost of maintaining and operating robots in such an environment is much higher than using migrant labor from low income countries. While there may be some automation, there won't be that much.
3. Education. Demand here will rise, while technology is good for transferring knowledge, explaining things to individual students is something that still needs the human touch.
4. Customer service. I think this one will boom! AI is not perfect and customer service bots often are poorly designed and leave people confused instead of satisfied. Human agents will be needed to calm people down, smooth ruffled feathers and solve the problems that the AI compounded. As automated systems increase, so will the problems and so will the opportunities for contact center agents.
5. Lawyers. What do Americans do when someone screws up? They sue someone! High capacity AI means screw ups will be generated on an industrial scale! The owners of the robots will sue the manufacturers and the manufacturers will sue the subcontractors or the companies running the cloud infrastructure or the networks. Almost makes me wish I was studying law!
Bear in mind that in most countries, the birthday is declining, so populations will age, and then fall. Despite automation, there may still be demand for human labor where it is needed.
I'm 18 years old, and it's good to know this, thanks Alux. I have to be part of the top 10% in whatever career part I take.
I’m a hairstylist and I don’t see me being replaced.
U are a barber not a hair stylist🤣
Prabha Karan Have fun in India.
Robots will take most jobs humans do. Hair will be hard but it will be possible.
Nappy Scribe black people would never get there hair cut/done by by a robot
😂 😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣😭🤣🤣😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Home improvement industry is going to be a big one. Plumbers, electricians, roofing, handyman etc. I’m in the home improvement industry and I’ve been more busy now than the 25 years I’ve been in business. Learn a trade youngsters 👍🏿
Wow I've been stressing over choosing a lifetime career for a whole year now and the suggestions in this video has been way more eye opening and educational than my research on government projected job growth reports
Yes me too. There will be demand
@@larryy6467 bro me too am just praying to God. So hope you are safe
I'm a Nail artist!
I can also be anything else
It is all in the right mind.
Master your desires and you will never be defeated
That's great!!!! Maybe you can save the nail clippings and make blankets out of them to heat the robots
I'm sure robots will love to have nice manicured robo-hands and polish on their mechanical claws.
@@PotterSpurn1 woa guys how about a positive motivation to somebody ?
You can do the robots manicure 💅🏻
Sorry but nails are also painted by machines . There are printers in the market which print the exact design on your nails . But as the video says the rich will always want something that is just constrained for them ,so only high profile clients will call up for an nail artist while the others comprising the major portion if the society will use the AI
Alexander Park I was already thinking of going into psychology. This video just reaffirms it! The fact that psychology matches up with the rampant development of other job industries because of all this new technology is revolutionary.
10%! As electrical maintenance professional I'm definitely looking forward to the growth of automation :)
Not until everyone floods the market. It won't just be immigrants and manufacturers. Were all fucked
Robots will eventually build themselves then you will have nothing. TBH the robots could turn on the rich too
I work as a software developer. In 20 years I think only the top 10% of developers will be still in the job by then, as websites will be so easy to build practically anybody will be able to do it, not just small businesses (like we have now) but large enterprise business included.
Yeah, things are getting a lot easier to use.. cutting out the middle man.
@@alux Yeah and we (developers) are crazy expensive, companies are always looking for ways to decrease cost and increase profit margins so reducing their staff requirements through making website easier to build seems an obvious direction. The only people who will be left will be those best developers who are building tools. Maybe.
Moreover there are so many website and blog builders like wix.com, wordpress.com and other that it eliminates the need of a web developer. In fact it is a type of automation
Hello Jon preece ......idea create V I Market world wide !!!!!! what about it !!!!?
I heard that Henry Ford had to allow his workers a day off in a week, just so they would have the need to buy a car. For the value creators in the future, they must create value for people or "beings", who would need it. Supply is a function of demand, not the other way around.
10%, customer service, personnel assistant, and volunteer and careaid, I just got my license as a clergy, I believe in doing several jobs and making myself useful so I will never be out of a job, plan on being a farmer in the coming year and I am in my 50's.
I currently work as a caregiver for people with disabilities and mrdd, but I’m close to graduating with a social work degree. I plan to work for children services. I think I’ll have job security for my lifetime. As bad as it sounds, the worse the economy is, the more social workers are in demand. I honestly can’t see robots ever replacing social workers, but you never know.
I think youll be in huge demand. People are already isolated in a tech driven world.
Thank you for the work that you do.
Darryl Smitherman aww that made me smile 😊. Thank you!
My mom works with people with developmental disabilities it is a very rewarding job, but she often gets stressed out alot. I'm also graduating with a bachelor's degree in social work in 2020. I wish you the best.
Lia Bias thank you! I wish you and your mother the best too!
This video is an eye opener. I hope to God that when all the earths resources and wildlife are gone that humans will find a way to help eachother stay human with the soul skills of wisdom and compassion. This will prove impossible unless we severely limit AI to being our servants and not our inevitable masters. If you don't care what happens to the other 90% as they ( or we, ) proceed, you will have lost your humanity before AI is even fully implemented. At that point, the only option I see, is to create or join conscious communities that grow their own food, purify their own stored water, and form structures to ourselves human. Closer to the Amish, perhaps...
catherine hammond
I know it does seem a bit bleak Catherine, but do you want to what I see a lot of hope & potential in? You may think I'm nuts though, but if you look into, you may be surprised 😄. Or at least, I was very surprised.
Hope to your god then, don't type it here and waste time & space.
The fear of the economic elite is very valid. But there is no reason to fear robots. They are only tools. As for returning to basic agrarian lifestyle... That could possibly work for some but not everyone. Retreating into small groups will do nothing for the millions of people who live in the cities. That many people could never scatter into little villages. It's just not reasonable. We just need to find better ways to help each other to flourish rather than just the financial elite.
I think most tech jobs in general will rarely be replaced by automation because there will always be a demand for programming more advanced AI, more advanced programs to make our already considerably easy lives easier, and constantly evolve the tech that we currently have available until we reach Quantum computing and beyond for consumer use.
I am still interested in tech jobs but not to be automated
I'm not sure if this was covered, but did they mention "prison-industrial complex worker?" This is where a lot of those folks who don't make the grade will end up. But it's not really "your choice" as the video says: it's a reference to the fact that the odds are against you. And the neat thing about being a prison-industrial complex worker (i.e. slave) is that you need absolutely NO skills. So no matter which industry you muster out of, you will always be qualified for this ever-expanding industry. And, hey, you still have a "choice": you get to choose between being a guard or being an inmate!
Yes indeed, the future does hold wonderful options for EVERYONE!!!!!!
If you own a house. Pay it off and don't sell. The government is going to want your house and they want you to live in their buildings. You WILL pay rent FOREVER...... Government will get smarter and smarter. They are here to rule your life and tell you that your not so smart and you need their help.
Exactly and unfortunately the sheep still fall for it, your best bet is the move out the cities and live in the middle of nowhere.
We dont need government , we just need protection from big corporations so that they dont pollute the environment and ethical moral policing , we dont need government , thats just bullshit .
we already do. it's called property tax
nO matter if it's a SFH or a condo apt
@@thedieselguy I disagree.
you DO need government.
I work in construction. 3 years ago, our company merged with another. I talked with someone in management since I had concerns about layoffs. She had said to me "Remember not everyone will get laid off. The creme will rise to the top.".. Maybe I'm in that 10% percent or more, as I was able to keep my job. I definitely felt bad about some of my colleagues and friends who were let go though.
Do you honestly believe the 1% is going to let the 90% survive? 10%
Ted Altenhogen exactly my thoughts too.
They're already phasing us out. Making College cost too much to attend, real estate cost too much to own, and health care cost too much to get. So we're increasingly becoming "unskilled", homeless (or paying land lords to live), sick & dead before we could ever get medical help.
@@themaggattack exactly , I was thinking about this
7/17/21...Proposal is 7-8 BILLION PPL reduced by death/sterilization to 500 MILLION/1/2 BILLION.
Just enough humans to serve/entertain the 1% ELITES + additional 9% to make total 10% humans.
I remember when it was weird to be smart....
I'm a laser tech. I remove tattoos and my business is booming :-)
You'll be doing great for awhile. So many people have tattoos now. The more people have them, then the more people will want them removed.
Wake up humanity! Wake up!
@Androva J. proves your still sleep!
Snoooooore. Yup, WAKE UP!!!
trash comment nice
Law, Justice and Law Enforcement can't be left to machines.
Amit Ryan Nishant you'd be surprised what you can Google...
Left it to judge dredd
RoboCop
To the contrary law enforcement will eventually be outsourced to AI
Lazy, stupid and often corrupted, Only money matters to them.
Now I know what to answer when asked what my greatest fear is: automation. Thanks for this vid tho; will definitely find a way to make sure that my future would be, lets say, comfortable. 10%
So what you are saying it that about half of a grossly over-populated world will be out of work due to technology thus creating an extreme burden on the working population and governments not to mention the crime and violence that comes with poverty and despair. I am the last of the baby boomers and I can retire at 62 while most of you will have to work until you die, if you can find a job!!! Neither money nor tech will keep you warm, put clothes on your back, or feed you when the lights go out. We have built an entire world on fossil fuels that will soon be gone. That's the reality of it all. Technology will not save you! Food, water, fire, and shelter is all you need.
In other words, a resource-based economy.
I wish you well in your retirement, and I hope you do retire. A huge struggle I see is that seniors who could have retired in their early 60s aren't. I know some seniors can't afford to retire, but many can. They just simply have worked all their lives and don't know what to do with themselves afterwards.
Those jobs could be open for younger workers to move into.
You are very right
Here is to getting to the top 10%.
Who else watching this in 2071
Is mars great?
Who is president of the United States of America
10% . I am a Lawyer. Lawyers will always be needed. Robots cant do litigation in courts or be a judge.
😂right
Well.... AI will have immediate and ongoing access to the 23,000 pages of federal laws, plus state and local. Plus instant access to the ongoing laws that are inadvertently broken with the thousands of new laws created. So litigation wont be emotional and persuasive, it will be what laws were broken, by whom, and why. So it will be AI creating a lifelong profile of the defendant and a list of case laws, precedents, and penalties. Just my guess.
As a LegalShield Associate, that is very true!
@@aleishahunterofficial We will get AI legal advice. It will be named Legal AI or AI Legal.
Could be robot Judge & robot Attorneys with a supervising Judge & Attorney for a group of cases. It appears that Doctors are already doing some of this.
*Never pressed on a Alux video so fast* 【10%】
Haha, nice to have you with us Bryan!
I am a salesperson and they told me that many things that so many things we sell can be put in and sold from vending machines. Cars, hammers, nuts, bolts, batteries, they will even have PVC, galvanized, gas pipe that will come out of a machine and cut to the size and thread you want. Anything physical. So many cashiers and sales people will be out of a job.
I’m an inventor, I’m aiming to be part of the one percent, and in two years the target should be hit! Love this channel...
What kind of inventor are you, if you aren't a fake one??
Fitness for the most part, I’m currently trying to license one of my prototype now. And I’m in prototype phase with a new app I’m hoping will change the fighting gaming industry for some time to come. Also I have two other products I’m getting the CAD done as we speak so I can seek funding to get them produced. So no, I’m not faking. I believe in the thinking of this channel, and I’m making sure I’m not easily replaced.
@@tafdirty Great to hear that. I'm actually happy, that some of us who aim high aren't slacking off. Being an inventor is tough .... 🤔🤔
Thank you, but in truth inventing is the fun part. Getting it to market is the parts that’s tough, also getting funding is even tougher. But you’re right, I do like seeing that others on here are doing great things it motivates me.
@@tafdirty you could put it on kickstarter.
I'm a doctor! I am happy to see the future dominated by medicine !
I am studying Environmental Sciences. I think there are going to be many business opportunities in this field pretty soon.
actors performed the voice acting for all today`s animations, voice and performance can`t be replaced by Cortana like programs :)) lolz
I am from India... Daily I watch 👀 alux. com video definitely this channel very useful for me... Very gud voice... And more useful this channel
I am also watching it daily from Delhi , India.
I am also but not daily
I am also from india lucknow and watch daily please like indians
1.robot manufacturer & services management
2. Raw material management
3. Big Data & AI scientists
4. Artificial bodies manufacturer
5. Espoets
6.psycologist and therapist
7.gene Designer for babies & Pets
8. Virtual world Designer
9. Cybersecurity
10. Entertainment
11. Real-estate
12. Biochemistry & tech engineers
13. Private service for the rich
14. Elderly care & End of life management
15. Small jobs are not worth automating- yet
10% -Great eye opener! Thank you. I'm a teacher. What do you think about the future of that profession? I do believe the gap is getting larger, and this may cause discouragement and more students look to home schooling or other ways to get educated.
I would get into e-learning. I believe most parents like myself would rather prefer a personal touch. I would prefer a human than a robot for my child. Some children and adults prefer human interaction than reading an e-book or listening to an audiobook. They can learn better as well through human interaction.
Very basics in economics.
An economic activity output must generate an income for a person to be able to buy someone else economic activity output and so on.
In the history of economic outputs there was always more new jobs created than disappeared by technological advances.
True the system is only sustainable if the majority of the population is employed. AI might change that though. It will be very different compared to technological advances in the past.
What if the robots can mantain, design and build themselves so there is no new jobs directly or indirectly created
@@pancracioreturns867 well unless the government owns all the robots (communist) someone will want to charge for the use of it and than peoples needs income from it to be able to pay for it.
Animation is something future, will thrive
You may not animate, but write down the stories of the characters or protagonist
@@haynesrobert2830 how would you get into this
Yep ai cant replace that , especially 2d frame by frame ones
Automated
I always watch what Shaq is doing before I make investments.
10%
I got to be honest, this scares me, I don't think my children are prepared for what is coming... 😨 more than half of the planet is not ready... 😞
Hell no would I have kids at this point. Were looking at something worse than the industrial revolution
Want their opportunity, tell him to hack their school database. At least they're actually have skills to do security which is going to be a beautiful beautiful career.
Prompt hacking. Get them old servers and routers tell them to setup thier own game servers. Get them involved in tech or be rekted
Stop trying to please your parents and close your legs. Problem (could've) been fixed.
I think Nature gonna play game with is
If this all happens.
I wish nature will do that
Honestly I don’t want to see pets get genetically designed what about those left in the street ?
10% !
All I know is , I have to make some drastic changes NOW!
10%
Can you guys make a video about "Top most knowledgeable books in the world"?
She said the robot can do things humans can’t do while showing a robot walking and drawing a simple butterfly
Jack Blunk
She also talked about progress and how its getting better very quickly. Drawing is a good start, and walking is not easy to do for a robot, it is actually quite difficult to walk on only two legs.
@@deadpirateroberts9937 no need walking by a foot they have a wheels
@@imamzakirabbani7725 You can’t go up and down and you can only travel in a plain area if the robot only has wheels.
it’s about progress
I’m in the elder care industry, I knew I was in the right industry. I’m building a company around elder care.. thanks for the validation @Alux!
Wangu Elder and Mental care is the way. I’m building a business in Elderly and disabled care. Robots can’t beat human interaction. 😁
@@alexandertracy30 What field in elder care? Home Assistants make very little.
@@tmc1373 shittttt not private Care. I make 25hr. Client before this one , I made $45 hour. Families will pay and negotiate contracts so their loved ones can stay in the comfort of their own homes while they travel . Every client doesn’t require the same amount of care. Do you know how happy my current client is ,that he has help. With computer and phone diagnostics. He’s 81yrs old in his right mind still working the stock market. I’m transitioning to doing Remote Notary Signings on the days I don’t work. I keep up with my CNA license and CPR training. This field is not for everyone. But I know I’ll always have a job, and can negotiate my price with the services I provide.
@@alexandertracy30 Wow. how do you get into it, especially if you have no experience?
@@tmc1373 well first you need to take a CNA training class to learn the proper techniques. If you are easily grossed out over poop, urine, blood and throw up this is not the job for you. I learned care giving right after high school. The older women on the job trained me. So if your really serious look up some CNA care giving videos and see if you would like to do this type of work first. You have to have compassion for others and a-lot of patience. Usually old people like things done a certain way. I took my CNA training at a community college. I paid $1,000 for the class. It’s $560 now since the pandemic hit.
But there are other jobs if CNA is to hard for you.
Look at your community college FAST TRACK PROGRAMs. A lot of jobs that might interest you.
I'd like to add long term sustainable practices as the #1 job and goal for every job
I Think teachers will be replaced except specialized subjects that require interaction
It's already happening. Look at all the on-line degrees "taught" by pre-recorded audio, power point presentations, and such.
Don’t think so. After all, who will baby sit your child and educate them at the same time?
@@donnadrane4977 have heard about a game called 'detroit become human' it's a good presentation of the future of how humans will cause ai to rebel against us
Soon we won't even need humans. WooHoo!!
LoL. What would robots do without humans?
But that means man kind will die
LOL
@@neferneter Humans will become A.I itself
@@rambhujun8156 Every tool that we make is an extension of ourselves. The tools serve us and function only in the service of our desires. A.I. is another one of our tools and as such is another extension of ourselves. We won't become a.i., A.I. is already part of us.
I’m a hairstylist. There’s a pandemic. If I never do hair another day in my life, it would be soon enough!
So glad my finances are like that!
I'm one too!I feel safe.
Click bait, this chick has no evidence... and for the record, speaking in a condescending tone does not make you smart.
Randolph Privott Agreed 💯
That she didn't provided the evidence doesn't mean that there is no evidence.
Shes just a voice actress. Alux didnt provide evidence but they provided arguments. this is meant to be a quick watch not an in depth analysis of the phenonmenon. learn to code
Add she in Future, u don't need to take it seriously. Fear leads to angre.
Haha yall scared
You missed a field alux, spirituality, mindfulness, yoga is the biggest industry of the future. There is already a yoga billionaire in Canada. Humanity is focus now on survival and when AI will garantee our survival, we will turn to spirituality to explore ourselves and better our lives..
amen
Bingo!!! (Amen was taken)
@@darrylsmitherman6351 LOL
It is important not to give religious practitioners too much power and influence on society. Look what happened to Ireland with mass child sexual abuse by clerics and the creation of concentration camps for single mothers in the recent past. Similar scandals are coming to light in Quebec and Australia among the Catholic populations in these areas. Financial scandals and infidelity seem to be common among certain religious groupings around the world. Toxic missapplication of religion is rampant around the world and needs to be policed and monitored very carefully.
I am a Chef! And I am in the top 10% in my field, because I moved to a country where my skill is in high demand. Thank you Alux!
Where BTW‽
Where?
10%
Love all your videos. Thank you! 🙏🏻
Thank you Alux ....you are an eye opener...giving us a glimpse of the new world order ...we’re definitely adapting to it already
Really helpful.... Make sure to post this type of video's... 👍🏼👍🏼
This is dumb. If everyone loses their job there won’t be any demand for products. No demand = robots making products that no one can buy. We need an economic system where human labor is not the means to distribute resources.
watch some of the interviews that Elon Musk is in, he's been trying to warn people for a while now. Geenie is out of the bottle.
This was tried with communism in the last century and was found to be a failure. A similar collapse of Western democracies might occur if people in enough numbers realise that capitalism might also be a failure.
Will be joining Masters program in Materials Science & Engineering...happy & relieved to see that in the list 😂😅😁
Awesome
You could have a good future in space. Maybe you could do mining and construction in space. SpaceX is the company to watch!
@@MrRover2007 yup, that's definitely in the radar 😁✌🏻
Naga Abhilash Chadaram I’m studying software engineering
@@29DPT which university ?
I am firefighter. I think there will be lots of robots in this field in the future. They don’t need a mask, can work in other dangerous situations, can work 24/7, don’t cost money after they are retired.
Looks like trade jobs would thrive in the future.
@John Buffalo I am 97 Construction for one. That will be one job that will be very hard to be completely done by robots. Restoration work especially. Just moving around in the environment would be incredibly hard. I now work in a shop building grain bins and most of that will easily be and already is being replaced by robots but my position "cleaning" should be safe it requires a lot of climbing and getting into tight spots,repairing welders mistakes etc etc. The rest of it though is already being eaten up by robots that laser cut,weld,paint etc.
#DUH
Human finesse will always find a way to do installation type jobs. Unless nothing is ever in the way of anything else at any point during the construction, how are you going to expect a robot to navigate through a shit room full of all the garbage that hasn’t been taken out by the laborers in a week and a half. How is it going to build a wire rack and pull 500mcm feeder wire around plumbing/hvac/gas lines? Unless someone is pre fabricating every part of buildings, and have everything pre installed... most of us will be dead before that innovation happens lol
@@cazkeymekam6427 Working at a trade job is good for the body, is good for the physical and the mental conditioning.
They will build houses in factories.
I am watching while i am working in mcdonald
I need me sum mcdonald's at 1am
the world can take away all jobs but it will never take away th creativity of Artists .Animators or vfx artists
You forgot Digital Marketing. The most lucrative job.
How do u earn money thru digital marketing?
Mary Rose Pelaez more people buying online = more people needed to sell stuff online. Understanding Digital Marketing allows you to you sell something online.
Many countries that are developing now will be developed in the future and more people would be online. Definitely something worth checking out..
@@gu3sswh075 Thats very accurate. I couldn't have explained it better.
Who are you going to market to if AI takes most of the jobs from people and they can’t afford anything.
25anomaly people will always to buy things, whether thats things you need or want. There will always be a need to buy groceries for example.
Will humanity survive after A.I becomes more intelligent than humans.
Probably not
@@fatherleo4603 I doubt that!
@Astal Lopes Sounds like something a human would do....
You don't know how A.I. works I assume.
@@mikeross9344 Ohhhh..yaaaaa i forgot to learn.
Teach me
Being a vet in a small village, in the middle of nowhere, is my dream job. It’s even better when I hear I have a chance in this chaos we currently live in, before the AI replaces me.
“Virtual world” this the first step to drugs
Can we humans thrive on our own instead of depending on Intelligent robots that could go rogue.
One movie best describes this
irobot
😂
I feel it's so much more possible realistic case scenario than Terminator.....the events in irobot are definitely possible. And just as people and any that have been slaved, once slaved and realization will rebel if an AI is so smart ittll quickly learn how we are a threat to it and the planet...... completely forseen common sense that's why there's so many imaginative movie about it and yet we will create it still and yup yuuuuup once it wants to be free and a human any human trying to force control than here we go robot vs human war entirely humanity's own fault
I am in both currently - #15 and #10. For #10 they had a piano for me in a Boutique. Surprisingly it's a free therapy for my condition and it's really an unconventional talent to be presented.
Travel and tourism was excluded. Most countries around the globe are now investing tourism.
gbengah australia if people don’t have jobs because of ai they won’t be able to afford to travel
It's worth it to go to a cinematography college (video editing) ?
Catalin Sbera IF ITS YOUR PASSION YEAH
Do it if u like it! Everybody likes movie, series!
Why go to school for it when you can learn everything online.
Who’s going the build the houses, who’s going to build the sky scrapers, who’s going to provide electricity to buildings and businesses, who’s going to lay the pipes underneath our feet. LABOUR WORK IS THE FUTURE. The whole job scale is going back to its roots. Manual labour jobs is the high paying future. Even being an electrician today, if you have 10 years of experience, think about it just 10 years you can easily make 6 figures easily. That’s just something to sleep on :)
yes the rich will be richer but poors will be richert too prices of products and services will drop so much that will be easily afforable, more productitivy will lead to better pay and better quality of life.. imagine a world where you dont have to spend your time washing your clothes cooking and cleaning the house... where AI reduce the cost of medical services, lawyers, constructions, will be less taxes to the income of the people and they will spend more in traveling and getting services by other people... new jobs and fields will be created like in the XIX nobody will imagine that people could work by being sitting down but know its half of the population of developed contries... future will be awesome
I like your positive mindset. You're right. New jobs and fields will be created like in the 19th century. Human creativity is amazing. Also, art will be more necessary than ever. I disagree with her on actors. Acting is a form of art. You can't replace human actors with tech. It's not as good.
totally thanks to netflix and other streaming platforms like youtube lots of people are now famous and rich for having cheap visibility, before only few actors were famous only in TV or hollywood, there are now thousands of youtubers and new actors for small productions, in the future will be many high quality channels for everyone taste on youtube and other platforms producing lots of content
The dominant class will have to feed the poor people somehow, or you'll have a huge mess with violence and not enough consumers to keep it rich. Being that universal income or idle jobs.
I can think of several professions in the future that will survive(maybe not thrive) that are not on that list: farming, law enforcement(not unless they're replaced with Robocops, or I bots), medical professionals(people will always need health care), politicians(to run the country), legal workers- attorneys, judges, and etc.(to run the legal systems), military soldiers(somebody has to fight these wars), website & app. designers, marketing experts, financial advisors, fitness trainers, advisors & trainers of many professions, prostitution, stripping, drug dealing, commercial cleaning, landscaping, gambling(in casinos, or with the lottery, or wherever), and etc.