Wait Ai can't replace artisits? writers? architects? What about ChatGPT? Midjourney? This is just the begging. Until recently, everyone thoroughly disbelieved that an Ai could draw. But today we are amazed how midjourney creates arts.
AI has already surpassed the capabilities of the human brain in some regards, but this is just the beginning. Developers are striving to imbue AI with emotions and they have made significant progress. In the near future, when OpenAI and Microsoft collaborate, we can expect developments that will surpass our current imagination
@@USSoulSniper Try it Now! Both of them will blow your mind ChatGPT and Midjourney are true game changers in their respective fields. ChatGPT, as the name suggests, is an AI language model that can write anything for you - be it answering questions, generating creative writing, or even composing poetry. On the other hand, Midjourney is an AI art generator that can produce stunning visual creations at the click of a button. Both ChatGPT and Midjourney demonstrate the incredible potential of AI technology, and they are truly mind-blowing in their capabilities. Whether you need a writing companion or an artistic boost, ChatGPT and Midjourney are here to help
I actually disagree pretty much on all jobs listed. I am sure in the future many of those jobs can be replaced by AI. Those are all sevice jobs, so can be replaced. Sure AI has no sense of taste, but it can keep to instructions. It can have sensors to determine chemicals. Creativity is an issue, but many things are actually based on a formula especially in writing, music etc. Also whole movies could be generated by AI, without needing actors, writers, etc etc.
Agreed. As long as the program that is input is meant to tailor specifically to one thing/job, it'll do that job better for the most part. Anything that involves empathy, emotion or feelings though, than yeah AI can't replace those jobs fully. They can take up some aspects of them though.
I think the obvious one that no one thinks about is a veterinarian. Animals don't even like vacuums they definitely won't like a robot trying to touch them
The fashion designer one is questionable. Have you seen the crap; and yes I mean crap, that has been released lately? Edit: interior design and social worker as well. My wife is a social worker, and the amount of corruption is why she's having a personal conflict with wanting to stay in the program. She loves helping families and children, but when the personal agenda of the judges, other social workers and healthcare professionals that are involved with the process get in the way and screw over a lot of people and don't have the desired effect because some families literally only do what they need to do to look good on paper get pushed through the system. Power trips, personal gain and monetary gain are a driving factor for most social workers. But the moral factor should be the first and foremost important.
But on the flip side an AI would be too rigid. It would be almost impossible to program all the variables that tells a social worker the very things you brought up. An AI at least for the moment can’t tell the difference between parents going through the motions versus parents genuinely interested in change and improving their and their children’s lives.
@@kimhohlmayer7018 you just can't cancel one of the other out. But from what I've seen and heard through the child protective services, a lot of people let the power go to their heads and they abuse a lot of people because of it. And the bad thing is, they know what the hell they're doing and admit it. My wife's sister worked as a CPS. She got sick of seeing it herself and them not caring enough because there were so many cases. It's disgusting what a small amount of power can do to a person.
@@Slicer1475 I work in social services like your wife. AI wouldn't bring our care, but the services really need checks and balances for the corruption. If people with power had to answer for their questionable decisions, things might be better. AI might help with that, but not the relationship building parts
Most of these jobs absolutely CAN be done by AI. Chef, architect, event planner... Anything that comes down to aesthetics can easily be programmed into the AI.
Legal assistant. We don’t simply transcribe dictation - we know the specific requirements for filing legal documents for in various jurisdictions, the deadlines for filing legal documents, assist attorneys with preparing for meetings with clients, other attorneys and judges and so many other things that I don’t think AI could handle.
Calibration technician. While it could provide insight on the job...it would default and say its fellow machine a transmitter setup to measure pressure (per se) is in fine shape when in fact it needs adjustments to bring things into better alignment with established tolerances. Other instruments some times need a slight adjustment to bring it closer to but not quite fully to a 0.0 deviation from the standard measurement.
AI can do CPR to an extent... we do use a "Lucas" Device which does chest compressions. However this has limits and still requires humans to supervise it's use. I do not think though that my job will be replaced until they find a way to test your blood and chemistries without blood... And I'd like to see a robot try to draw 1/2 the patients that I do. Now yes many of the tests can be performed by machines... however IMO you still need someone knowledgeable and competent to interpret and report the results... and to insure both accuracy and precision. Fairly sure my job is secure for the rest of my lifetime.
One major A.I. experiment I expect to emerge soon is singing songs. Especially with current pop music with already heavily robotic processed vocals. So how long will it be to simply "program" the singing voice???
Hairstylist & barbers... what we do is creative but we are also arm chair psychologist for many of our clients. Some people would never consider talking with a psychologist/ counselor but they'll share their secrets with: their priest or rabbi, bartender, and their hair person... the things I hear...
I really appreciate these videos. Thanks for creating them. Of course they're all subject to opinion. I recently read a really cool (and quite old) book about AI, Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot". Worthwhile read about AI possibilities (although maybe far in the future).
25 businesses ppl wish would improve their customer service (which may create more jobs) Ex. Full service gas stations (attendants check oil, tires/fill & clean windshield)
An Ai can replace my psychiatrist, I walk in he says hi tells me to sit, writes my script and says I'll see you in 6 months. I no longer see a psychiatrist which isn't the best for my ADHD and other issues but honestly I would rather be unmedicated than possibly over medicated as he too no notice to what I said about medications not agreeing with me.
I am a mom and no ai can't do my job. I am also in therapy and while AI might be able to replace my psychiatrist it can't replace my psychologist because it it not human. As to doing a lot of these artistic jobs it definitely has the potential but it runs into a problem when it can only be trained on and has access to things in the public domain. Writers, actors and artists are fighting back as AI is being trained on these people's work and thus its creators are in violation of copyright laws. AI is only as gooe as it's programming and without the use of a lot of work created by humans it just sucks.
I would add "diplomat" to the list. A main part of the job is understanding what someone REALLY wants, and not just what they SAY they want. Let's face it, humans are usually not logical. Even less so for world leaders sometimes.
A computer is only as smart as its programmer. I think of the midwife and pediatrician entry and think of this scene from a Futurama episode where this monstrous robot was holding a baby saying, "I have replaced your mother. Sleep now." Yeah, people with Alexas, Siris, and Google Homes will be the first to go in the robot uprising. Most of these seem to be related to human interaction. What would be the implications for society if humans only had jobs related to human interaction? IMO we may be a more close knit society.
AI does the following: fast food fry cooks, restaurant hostess, brick layer, drones, bomb diffusion, inter office mail delivery, assembly line work cars, movie special affects, paintings, translations,
Structural Engineer and yes I'm easily replaced... the variables that I dont even see.... I dont have it as bad a lawyers though...those guys are screwed. Just imagine... an ai prosecutor... ruthless, no compassion, no understanding, no bending of the law. Zero plea bargins, 100% conviction raye
The South Korean AI notebook could in time take over the job of educator totally irradiating the need for teachers and allowing all children to be taught at home.
A few other things AI can't do but probably not appropriate for the video: Sex Therapist Sex Workers (although not legal in most states, in NV outside city limits of LV they are) Pain management medical professionals Legal Professional (this includes both Defence lawyers, Prosecuting attorneys, and Judges) These jobs include the ability to "feel" the courtroom, "sense" a defendent's state of mind, have compassion and/or empathy, convey urgency - These are skills of social workers, actors, and novelists.
Omg! I totally unsubscribed from this channel when Mike and Tristan was originally let go. I didn't know Mike was back. I'm so happy to see him on the channel again. I am resubscribing!
For all of your in-depth research, y'all missed the most obvious job that AI cannot replace: politician!! First, they're not motivated by greed or lust for power, and second, they cannot lie!! (Now, if we could just manage to have AI conform to Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics!!) 🤖
A lot of these occupation falls under the umbrella, art and medicine, I'm surprised law enforcement or any criminal prevention or military jobs didn't make the list.
I'm a truck driver there's no way ai can do my job. AI doesn't have intuition like a human can. Also what about a taste tester or quality control for food and produce.
So many of your entries are "can't do it now" kind of things. Real soon now, I expect AI to be able to read body language, facial expressions, and voice stresses. A few years ago, *I* wouldn't have dreamed of cars driving autonomously, Or that they'd be able to photograph all the roads and serve them up on demand on the 'net.
I work taking care of mentally challenged adults and AI could nevver do that because you have to be able to have personal relationships and AI could not do that
Too much credit been given to human based jobs such as Clergy, Councillor and PR. The Clergy Bot could be programmed to recite the readings and they could write a cermon, and programmed not to touch children. A Councillor would be more difficult, the default answet might be OedipusComplex They're one dimensional enough to do PR. The Art and Chef ones I would agree with, they couldn't replicate taste, emotion and be able to change quick enough if and when needed. Yes, robot do surgeries. On the list for jobs AI could do No. 1 would be the job of reading lists 😂
Actually, anything that requires analyzing data, a computer (and hence an AI) will be able to do. Anything creative though is a bit trickier. Sure it can do some things… But it will have its limits.
I dream of making a living through my blog. I suspect AI will take over most writing and art activities. I read that the majority of online content will be developed by AI in the future.
It makes sense that robots/A.I. won't be able to replace therapists, psychiatrists, midwives, doctors, & social workers? Because a large portion of people in these professions can barely do their job properly. In my experience (mainly with therapists, psychiatrists, doctors, & social workers) the only reason why these individuals are "qualified" for their profession is that they have a piece of paper that states they were able to memorize what they read. I realize some are actually good at these professions, but a lot of them (especially therapists & psychiatrists) seem to have this complex that just because they have a piece of paper that states they answered the questions on the test correctly. They know everything, they're always right, & the patient doesn't know what they're talking about. And when it comes to therapists & psychiatrists the majority of them take it one step further - they know what's best for you, they know more about you than you do, & even though they just meet you while you've lived in your mind & body your entire life. You don't know what's best for you or how you think, feel, respond to things, ect... And if you disagree with them you're just being either defiant or defensive because you know that they're right, but don't want to accept it. And I've noticed the younger you are. The likelihood of having that issue with a therapist or psychiatrist seems to happen more frequently. Especially from ages 11 to 17 when a lot of kids start speaking up for themselves & disagreeing. Unfortunately the majority of all age groups have the mentality that if someone has a degree in something that person automatically knows more than you perfect example are teachers & the professions I listed. Remember kids anyone can read, memorize, & copy. The sign of true intelligence is being able to take the knowledge you've learned & build upon it (but don't be arrogant) no matter how much you know or think you know about a subject there's always someone who might know one thing in that subject that you don't.
I think people should take a look at movies like Runaway, and those some may snicker, Terminator. Although I admire the work that goes into development, not a fan AI can't purchase goods as they don't need them. If they take over jobs most people will be poor or homeless. Just saying, sooooo✌️
AI can make decisions based on criteria, that doesn't mean they can inherently create art. A vary good AI can definitely make art but a basic AI could do something as simple as sorting documents.
I’m surprised Athlete wasn’t mentioned. No one’s gonna watch a whole football team of AI take on another AI team. Would get boring and likely damage the bots in collisions.
Never say never! As far as the clergy goes, that would be the first thing to go! I’ll keep my reasons to myself. But if you think they won’t, you’re dreaming!
I think people are currently using ai to create art. Companies are relying on the ai art for product design so they don’t have to pay an actual person anything. 😢
Dad made the statement that AI could certainly replace him, he's just a contractor. I called BULL..., how many times have you explained to a client how to save money, better use for their project, better functionality for their idea. AI would just replicate a predetermined set of skills, not the human connection. At the end of the day, dad, people invite you into their homes because they trust you, and trust is the most basic human need, you can't program that.
This list is so wrong, I've been researching and testing the latest AI and they can already do most of this, now it mostly about interfacing and scaling up all it's features. I literally used this misinformed list as a checklist to give those rolls to my instance of the AIs and then a quarter of the way through gave up because it was a waste of time, it can do it all or soon can, its mostly a matter of investment what goes first.
AI will replace many more jobs than it creates, continuing the erosion of the middle class (at least in America). Just like many new technologies beforehand. It's free labor for large companies. Why on earth would they want to pay 10 people to do the job that one person can with Ai assistance. There's going to be whole industries of people whose degrees become worthless in the next decade before they ever pay their student loans off. The notion of enough new jobs being created to mediate the loss just feels like propaganda. Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like this will only create a greater social and economic divide as these things become more prevalent.
For me as a AC systems mounter- AI will never complete the task. But they should get on major part of your LIST25. aclually there is only few a things, AI could not complete in future. ps: U can live without a landscape design, but can you try to survive without Air Conditioner? =D
AI cannot replace Mike on List 25.
I am a retired medic. Sadly volunteer emts and firefighters are a different breed. Not paid but helping their community
Wait Ai can't replace artisits? writers? architects? What about ChatGPT? Midjourney? This is just the begging. Until recently, everyone thoroughly disbelieved that an Ai could draw. But today we are amazed how midjourney creates arts.
Because human creativity and heart can't be replaced! \s
I've seen videos where someone used ChatGPT and the AI got things wrong.
Never heard of either. So Ai won't replace humans
AI has already surpassed the capabilities of the human brain in some regards, but this is just the beginning. Developers are striving to imbue AI with emotions and they have made significant progress. In the near future, when OpenAI and Microsoft collaborate, we can expect developments that will surpass our current imagination
@@USSoulSniper Try it Now! Both of them will blow your mind
ChatGPT and Midjourney are true game changers in their respective fields. ChatGPT, as the name suggests, is an AI language model that can write anything for you - be it answering questions, generating creative writing, or even composing poetry. On the other hand, Midjourney is an AI art generator that can produce stunning visual creations at the click of a button. Both ChatGPT and Midjourney demonstrate the incredible potential of AI technology, and they are truly mind-blowing in their capabilities. Whether you need a writing companion or an artistic boost, ChatGPT and Midjourney are here to help
Now we need a 25 list on jobs that AI can replace.
There is pretty much only one, entrepreneur. Rest with given technology can be replaced
it's this list lol
I actually disagree pretty much on all jobs listed. I am sure in the future many of those jobs can be replaced by AI. Those are all sevice jobs, so can be replaced. Sure AI has no sense of taste, but it can keep to instructions. It can have sensors to determine chemicals. Creativity is an issue, but many things are actually based on a formula especially in writing, music etc. Also whole movies could be generated by AI, without needing actors, writers, etc etc.
Agreed. As long as the program that is input is meant to tailor specifically to one thing/job, it'll do that job better for the most part. Anything that involves empathy, emotion or feelings though, than yeah AI can't replace those jobs fully. They can take up some aspects of them though.
Thx 1138😊...🕊️
As a Social Worker and therapist, this list made my day!
as it should
I think the obvious one that no one thinks about is a veterinarian. Animals don't even like vacuums they definitely won't like a robot trying to touch them
nothing a little sedative can't take care of
The fashion designer one is questionable. Have you seen the crap; and yes I mean crap, that has been released lately?
Edit: interior design and social worker as well. My wife is a social worker, and the amount of corruption is why she's having a personal conflict with wanting to stay in the program. She loves helping families and children, but when the personal agenda of the judges, other social workers and healthcare professionals that are involved with the process get in the way and screw over a lot of people and don't have the desired effect because some families literally only do what they need to do to look good on paper get pushed through the system. Power trips, personal gain and monetary gain are a driving factor for most social workers. But the moral factor should be the first and foremost important.
But on the flip side an AI would be too rigid. It would be almost impossible to program all the variables that tells a social worker the very things you brought up. An AI at least for the moment can’t tell the difference between parents going through the motions versus parents genuinely interested in change and improving their and their children’s lives.
@@kimhohlmayer7018 you just can't cancel one of the other out. But from what I've seen and heard through the child protective services, a lot of people let the power go to their heads and they abuse a lot of people because of it. And the bad thing is, they know what the hell they're doing and admit it. My wife's sister worked as a CPS. She got sick of seeing it herself and them not caring enough because there were so many cases. It's disgusting what a small amount of power can do to a person.
@@Slicer1475 I work in social services like your wife. AI wouldn't bring our care, but the services really need checks and balances for the corruption. If people with power had to answer for their questionable decisions, things might be better. AI might help with that, but not the relationship building parts
@@cherstuff20 well put and I highly agree.
I don't know if anyone has ever told you this, but the T-shirts you wear in your videos friggin ROCK!!!
Most of these jobs absolutely CAN be done by AI. Chef, architect, event planner... Anything that comes down to aesthetics can easily be programmed into the AI.
A vast majority of these jobs AI can and already does do. Even some of the explanations describe how the AI technology works
Legal assistant. We don’t simply transcribe dictation - we know the specific requirements for filing legal documents for in various jurisdictions, the deadlines for filing legal documents, assist attorneys with preparing for meetings with clients, other attorneys and judges and so many other things that I don’t think AI could handle.
Calibration technician. While it could provide insight on the job...it would default and say its fellow machine a transmitter setup to measure pressure (per se) is in fine shape when in fact it needs adjustments to bring things into better alignment with established tolerances. Other instruments some times need a slight adjustment to bring it closer to but not quite fully to a 0.0 deviation from the standard measurement.
AI can do CPR to an extent... we do use a "Lucas" Device which does chest compressions. However this has limits and still requires humans to supervise it's use.
I do not think though that my job will be replaced until they find a way to test your blood and chemistries without blood... And I'd like to see a robot try to draw 1/2 the patients that I do. Now yes many of the tests can be performed by machines... however IMO you still need someone knowledgeable and competent to interpret and report the results... and to insure both accuracy and precision. Fairly sure my job is secure for the rest of my lifetime.
Aww. The Little Mermaid reference! Ursula, badass!
One major A.I. experiment I expect to emerge soon is singing songs. Especially with current pop music with already heavily robotic processed vocals. So how long will it be to simply "program" the singing voice???
Interesting video!
For #10 I was just imagining C3PO pacing around saying "oh dear, oh dear"
Great shirt Mike with List 25 who's a handsome fella? that guy 👍👍( paid for by your new robot overlords)
Hairstylist & barbers... what we do is creative but we are also arm chair psychologist for many of our clients. Some people would never consider talking with a psychologist/ counselor but they'll share their secrets with: their priest or rabbi, bartender, and their hair person... the things I hear...
I really appreciate these videos. Thanks for creating them. Of course they're all subject to opinion.
I recently read a really cool (and quite old) book about AI, Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot". Worthwhile read about AI possibilities (although maybe far in the future).
Was beginning to think my profession was not making the list…but it’s #1. 😊
25 businesses ppl wish would improve their customer service (which may create more jobs)
Ex. Full service gas stations (attendants check oil, tires/fill & clean windshield)
For the majority of these I can't help but think "yet!"
An Ai can replace my psychiatrist, I walk in he says hi tells me to sit, writes my script and says I'll see you in 6 months. I no longer see a psychiatrist which isn't the best for my ADHD and other issues but honestly I would rather be unmedicated than possibly over medicated as he too no notice to what I said about medications not agreeing with me.
Thanks Mikey
I am a mom and no ai can't do my job. I am also in therapy and while AI might be able to replace my psychiatrist it can't replace my psychologist because it it not human. As to doing a lot of these artistic jobs it definitely has the potential but it runs into a problem when it can only be trained on and has access to things in the public domain. Writers, actors and artists are fighting back as AI is being trained on these people's work and thus its creators are in violation of copyright laws. AI is only as gooe as it's programming and without the use of a lot of work created by humans it just sucks.
You forgot nurses and CNA
My thoughts exactly!
Many of the professions featured on the show Dirty Jobs…
I would add "diplomat" to the list. A main part of the job is understanding what someone REALLY wants, and not just what they SAY they want. Let's face it, humans are usually not logical. Even less so for world leaders sometimes.
A computer is only as smart as its programmer.
I think of the midwife and pediatrician entry and think of this scene from a Futurama episode where this monstrous robot was holding a baby saying, "I have replaced your mother. Sleep now."
Yeah, people with Alexas, Siris, and Google Homes will be the first to go in the robot uprising.
Most of these seem to be related to human interaction. What would be the implications for society if humans only had jobs related to human interaction? IMO we may be a more close knit society.
AI does the following: fast food fry cooks, restaurant hostess, brick layer, drones, bomb diffusion, inter office mail delivery, assembly line work cars, movie special affects, paintings, translations,
Add The Corollary "YET"...
I repair small appliances; mixers, lamps, sewing machines, clippers, and shavers. I don't think AI could replace what I do.
Structural Engineer and yes I'm easily replaced... the variables that I dont even see.... I dont have it as bad a lawyers though...those guys are screwed.
Just imagine... an ai prosecutor... ruthless, no compassion, no understanding, no bending of the law. Zero plea bargins, 100% conviction raye
The South Korean AI notebook could in time take over the job of educator totally irradiating the need for teachers and allowing all children to be taught at home.
A few other things AI can't do but probably not appropriate for the video:
Sex Therapist
Sex Workers (although not legal in most states, in NV outside city limits of LV they are)
Pain management medical professionals
Legal Professional (this includes both Defence lawyers, Prosecuting attorneys, and Judges) These jobs include the ability to "feel" the courtroom, "sense" a defendent's state of mind, have compassion and/or empathy, convey urgency - These are skills of social workers, actors, and novelists.
Thank God I'm a writer!
Soon to be a homesteader as well.
Omg! I totally unsubscribed from this channel when Mike and Tristan was originally let go. I didn't know Mike was back. I'm so happy to see him on the channel again. I am resubscribing!
i work for hte International criminal court and I assure AI can not replace this job
For all of your in-depth research, y'all missed the most obvious job that AI cannot replace: politician!! First, they're not motivated by greed or lust for power, and second, they cannot lie!! (Now, if we could just manage to have AI conform to Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics!!) 🤖
I live in constant pain. It would be great for them to take the pain for us.
A lot of these occupation falls under the umbrella, art and medicine, I'm surprised law enforcement or any criminal prevention or military jobs didn't make the list.
What about the military. Many jobs in the military require personal interaction.
A lot of those jobs can be replaced though ... the more creativity a job needs the more difficult to replace it
I'm a truck driver there's no way ai can do my job. AI doesn't have intuition like a human can. Also what about a taste tester or quality control for food and produce.
I work at an auto manufacturing plant.And I always wonder if Artificial Intelligence.Will replace me?
"What do you do for a living?" Sysadmin. When the AI system breaks, who you gonna call?
So most of the low paying jobs or jobs with not very much demand are the ones that an AI can't replace. That's the impression I get lol..
I'm a social worker. Good to know I'm appreciated, Irreplaceable. Peace out
So many of your entries are "can't do it now" kind of things. Real soon now, I expect AI to be able to read body language, facial expressions, and voice stresses. A few years ago, *I* wouldn't have dreamed of cars driving autonomously, Or that they'd be able to photograph all the roads and serve them up on demand on the 'net.
I work taking care of mentally challenged adults and AI could nevver do that because you have to be able to have personal relationships and AI could not do that
Oldest profession
Too much credit been given to human based jobs such as Clergy, Councillor and PR.
The Clergy Bot could be programmed to recite the readings and they could write a cermon, and programmed not to touch children.
A Councillor would be more difficult, the default answet might be OedipusComplex
They're one dimensional enough to do PR.
The Art and Chef ones I would agree with, they couldn't replicate taste, emotion and be able to change quick enough if and when needed.
Yes, robot do surgeries.
On the list for jobs AI could do No. 1 would be the job of reading lists 😂
@6:36 LMAO! You're right, a lot of people just don't have personality. They're just boring...
Actually, anything that requires analyzing data, a computer (and hence an AI) will be able to do. Anything creative though is a bit trickier. Sure it can do some things… But it will have its limits.
Good think I got that social work degree 👍
You say this now!
This list is exactly why I do not fear AI "taking over" haha
I dream of making a living through my blog. I suspect AI will take over most writing and art activities. I read that the majority of online content will be developed by AI in the future.
It makes sense that robots/A.I. won't be able to replace therapists, psychiatrists, midwives, doctors, & social workers? Because a large portion of people in these professions can barely do their job properly. In my experience (mainly with therapists, psychiatrists, doctors, & social workers) the only reason why these individuals are "qualified" for their profession is that they have a piece of paper that states they were able to memorize what they read. I realize some are actually good at these professions, but a lot of them (especially therapists & psychiatrists) seem to have this complex that just because they have a piece of paper that states they answered the questions on the test correctly. They know everything, they're always right, & the patient doesn't know what they're talking about. And when it comes to therapists & psychiatrists the majority of them take it one step further - they know what's best for you, they know more about you than you do, & even though they just meet you while you've lived in your mind & body your entire life. You don't know what's best for you or how you think, feel, respond to things, ect... And if you disagree with them you're just being either defiant or defensive because you know that they're right, but don't want to accept it. And I've noticed the younger you are. The likelihood of having that issue with a therapist or psychiatrist seems to happen more frequently. Especially from ages 11 to 17 when a lot of kids start speaking up for themselves & disagreeing. Unfortunately the majority of all age groups have the mentality that if someone has a degree in something that person automatically knows more than you perfect example are teachers & the professions I listed. Remember kids anyone can read, memorize, & copy. The sign of true intelligence is being able to take the knowledge you've learned & build upon it (but don't be arrogant) no matter how much you know or think you know about a subject there's always someone who might know one thing in that subject that you don't.
Come back when you've grown up and gotten some perspective.
AI may not be able to do these jobs today, but in time nothing is impossible.
I love your shirt
I think people should take a look at movies like Runaway, and those some may snicker, Terminator. Although I admire the work that goes into development, not a fan
AI can't purchase goods as they don't need them. If they take over jobs most people will be poor or homeless. Just saying, sooooo✌️
So ai can replace the military and policemen?
Yup. China already creating AI military soldiers.
There's an ai that can write romance novels, and does a pretty good job at it.
Please state the nature of the medical emergency!
An AI, by definition, has the ability to create art. If it can't create art, it's not AI.
AI can make decisions based on criteria, that doesn't mean they can inherently create art. A vary good AI can definitely make art but a basic AI could do something as simple as sorting documents.
I’m surprised Athlete wasn’t mentioned. No one’s gonna watch a whole football team of AI take on another AI team. Would get boring and likely damage the bots in collisions.
Idk, we have battle bots already, give them AI and I assure you things will get vary "entering".
Retired RN here
Plot Twist: This 25 job list is also written by an Ai
I trust human error over AI error. Technology skews what judgment a human is capable of handling.
Isn't OpenAI writing people's essays though?
Never say never! As far as the clergy goes, that would be the first thing to go! I’ll keep my reasons to myself. But if you think they won’t, you’re dreaming!
I think people are currently using ai to create art. Companies are relying on the ai art for product design so they don’t have to pay an actual person anything. 😢
funny....I didn't see "soldier" in there
Social worker here.
😂 the importance of body language😂
Dad made the statement that AI could certainly replace him, he's just a contractor. I called BULL..., how many times have you explained to a client how to save money, better use for their project, better functionality for their idea. AI would just replicate a predetermined set of skills, not the human connection. At the end of the day, dad, people invite you into their homes because they trust you, and trust is the most basic human need, you can't program that.
#16 suggests no Baymax...
This list is so wrong,
I've been researching and testing the latest AI and they can already do most of this, now it mostly about interfacing and scaling up all it's features.
I literally used this misinformed list as a checklist to give those rolls to my instance of the AIs and then a quarter of the way through gave up because it was a waste of time, it can do it all or soon can, its mostly a matter of investment what goes first.
AI will never replace, "whale semen collectors". Too much water involved.
top 3
It also needs a soul hiw can AI preach the word of Gidcwithout a soul
26 , constitutional rights .
27 , Canadian Charter . !!!!!!!
Landscaping ThanX
You forgot lawyer and judge I don't think they can do that either
I wouldn't want a computer AI working on my teeth....ouch!
AI will replace many more jobs than it creates, continuing the erosion of the middle class (at least in America). Just like many new technologies beforehand. It's free labor for large companies. Why on earth would they want to pay 10 people to do the job that one person can with Ai assistance. There's going to be whole industries of people whose degrees become worthless in the next decade before they ever pay their student loans off. The notion of enough new jobs being created to mediate the loss just feels like propaganda. Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like this will only create a greater social and economic divide as these things become more prevalent.
lol you think AI's can't do art.....you'll be surprised......oh and they are also writing articles too now....
There's stuff that Ai can do & things Ai will Never do .
We should expect AI to replace his job by next week.
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Well AI can do alot,in it's infancy,just another thing for us to fear.cuz face it they always try to keep us in fear.
Don't kill me in my sleep 😂😂😂😂😂
Good to know that we won't be completely useless 😫😂
Well, looks like I'll be jobless in the future :P
I love you too.
When was this recorded? ~ 10 years ago?!? 1/2 to a 1/3 of these were either misleading or simply wrong.... 😮
Could have saved an entire video and just said aI can replace everything with the exception of anything that has to do with emotion or creativity
For me as a AC systems mounter- AI will never complete the task. But they should get on major part of your LIST25. aclually there is only few a things, AI could not complete in future.
ps: U can live without a landscape design, but can you try to survive without Air Conditioner? =D