Scrolling through social media, I saw this video about AI in the garment industry. Workers have these cameras on their heads teaching AI how to sew. Once AI learns enough, it might take over their jobs completely. Just crazy to think about.
AI's Impact on Employment: The Good, The Bad, and The Future
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For now, AI is still controlled by humans, so the risk isn't super high, but yeah, it’s reducing the demand for human labor in many areas. Sure, it makes some tasks easier, but the thought of AGI kinda freaks me out. I hope we don’t reach that point.
seed_ninjaNewbie
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#3Aug 5, 2021, 09:42 PM
Things are gonna change so fast. We created AI, and now it’s evolving itself toward AGI. I honestly think we won’t need as many people in a few years. The earth is packed anyway. A few hundred million might be enough.
Yeah, it’s not just AI taking jobs. We’ve been using machines for ages to lighten the load, but it does hurt those who rely on these jobs for income. Look at agriculture now just a couple of people and machines can do what used to take a whole team.
its_matrixSenior Member
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#5Aug 6, 2021, 11:36 AM
Totally agree. AI is a threat, but it’s also like the internet revolution. It’s groundbreaking and will bring big changes. We might have to rethink how capitalism works if robots end up doing everything. Wealth should be shared.
People really need to adapt and upgrade their skills. Graphic designers and video editors are at risk, for instance. But if they learn to use AI to boost their work, they could totally outperform AI alone.
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#7Aug 6, 2021, 04:32 PM
No doubt AI is replacing human jobs left and right. But there are still areas where humans are needed more than AI. AI can’t adapt like we can or handle complex relationships. Those are our strengths.
I’ve never seen workers using cameras to train AI directly. I thought they’d just code it. But now they’re forced to wear these tools. The impact on jobs is serious, but some tasks will always need humans.
falcon_alphaMember
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#9Aug 10, 2021, 09:16 AM
AI is gonna be everywhere soon, boosting productivity. I believe new jobs will pop up for those displaced by AI since not every job can be automated. Plus, if AI takes over everything, who will buy the goods?
mark.viperFull Member
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#10Aug 10, 2021, 02:30 PM
I think AI isn’t gonna take jobs as much as people fear. It’ll create new opportunities. Those who don’t upgrade their skills might get left behind, though. We’re not at the point where AI can generate fresh ideas on its own.
Over time, AI’s role in our lives is growing. Just look at how Elon Musk is integrating AI in car manufacturing. It makes tasks quicker and safer. But this will change how we work in the future.
AI is moving into unexpected fields like manufacturing and clothing. It improves quality and speed, but it won’t replace everyone. Many roles will evolve rather than disappear.
The change is already here, and it’ll intensify. In the arts, AI can create music and visuals. Hollywood might become obsolete; it’s just a matter of time before we can all craft our own worlds with AI.
AI impacts the job market in positive and negative ways. It’ll wipe out some roles, like customer service, but also create jobs, especially in entertainment. Just look at the surge of AI-generated content online.
The issue is that right now, using AI is cheap. Everyone’s rushing to use it, which might lead to a skills gap. When companies raise prices later, we could be stuck.
AI skills are a must now. Many jobs are training AI for repetitive tasks, so those who stick to basic skills are at real risk.
Focus on developing skills that AI can’t replicate, like emotional intelligence and creativity. Certain jobs in healthcare and strategy will always need a human touch.
AI isn’t flawless; it still needs human oversight. We’re seeing it in ads AI-generated content is taking over, and those who used to make ads are getting replaced. AI should enhance our work, not take it all.
bridge_2016Senior Member
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#19Aug 13, 2021, 02:48 PM
Saw the same video, and it’s tough to watch. Workers hustling hard while AI is learning to replace them. If we want to stay relevant, we need to learn new skills and look for work in areas where AI is less involved.
Let’s be real, AI is here to stay. Companies will hire fewer people because AI does so much. But that might lead to better pay for the few who are left. Companies will cut costs while maximizing profit.