Which tech jobs will be AI proof in the next decades?
>>109690081none. tech jobs is just pushing buttons and clicking mouse. AI does that faster.
Prompt engineer
>>109690534that's already dead. AI does whatever you tell it to do without knowing any magic words.
>>109690081Experienced SWEs and network / system administrators will always be in high demand. These "AI" services can't run without them.
>>109690081Tech hobbyist NEET.
>>109690081no one really knows. probably manual jobs like plumbers and mechanics.
>>109690081Doesn't matter, they'll continue firing people en masse using AI as an excuse.
>>109690081Drone (carrier) technician.
>>109690081I guess doing something that teaches the models
>>109690081Robotics will be the major industry of the 2030s
>>109690081Guillotine site engineer
>>109691390Nah still niche because they are expensive and use up a lot of resources so you can't really built a huge lot of them fast.Plus their training is costly, takes time and results are quite modest so far.It's not yet a profitable business, the Chinese are subsidising it heavily.
>>109690081Agricultural engineering.
>>109690081None. LLMs are gods punishment for SanFran fags being irredeemable just like GenAI is gods punishment for artists being annoying faggots.
>>109691401>Nah still nicheHe's right, by the 2030's robotics with AI will take over everything. Tradies will be fucked too.
>>109691427If you knowingly say bullshit for long enough you'll start to believe it and become unable to distinguish the truth. Best stick to reality.The enemy of your enemy is not your friend.
>>109691471What gave you the impression I gave a shit? We're accelerating. I've spent the last 15 years developing ML models exactly for this moment.>bb-b-b-b-but that doesn't work!I don't care for solutions. I don't give a shit about a better world. I especially don't care for hollow buzzword bingo. Either you faggots get off your ass and stop us or it's global Rhodesia forever.
>>109690081AI safety engineerits a dei hire job so it will never go away
>>109691072oh, you will train models, anon. running away from FPV drones before they gut you. the footage will make great addition to the dataset.>>109690081trench warfare engineer, aka M4 operator.
>>109690081Fancy electrician in a factory(controls engineer)
1. Doctors. They will never be replaced, no matter how advanced AI gets.2. Mechanical Engineers. AI may understand the math, but it can't do physics in real-time to test itself, so humans will dominate this field for a bit.3. Trades. Any intricate physical work will be done by humans. It's going to be a long time before we have physical robots that can stay powered for 6+ hours walking around.4. Truck drivers. Too many delivery locations require "breaking the rules" of the road to do the job. Too dangerous to have driving next to teens that speed through traffic. Liability nightmare. We aren't getting fully autonomous trucks that replace all drivers until literally every vehicle on the road is autonomous.5. AI engineers. Obviously, people really good at improving AI will need to be around until AI can improve itself.6. Entrepreneurs. AI can't start it's own business by itself.
>>109691390Is RPA a good choice?
>>109691610I just want to argue for a bit.>Doctors.The poor/uninsured would go for the cheap AI doctor.>Mechanical EngineersAI can test/see the outcome and just try new things. It might suck but it's on 24/7 so something will be better/stick.>TradesYou got me here.>Truck driversHere too but I can see it being hybrid with the accessible locations to AI/robots and the others to humans.>AI engineersNo argument>EntrepreneursSearch the web/social media for a problem. Create a solution. Sell it (Crypto).
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>>109690561No such thing as a simple job when the stakes are high. Buying stocks is done with 1 click of a button but people buy offices next to the stock exchange just to click that button slightly more efficiently. Whatever tiny edge professional prompters will give you, serious businesses will use that. The stakes are too high not to when the entire business is AI
>>109691737Yeah jobs where you can die or lose a limb will still be done by fleshies LMAO
It's going to get nasty in 10-20 years when no experts exist anymore because all companies rug pulled themselves by eliminating entry level positions.
>>109691493I think ultimately the anti AI side will win. More and more people are realising their means of production - the mind - is under threat of being replaced. They can’t quite articulate it that way yet, instead projecting their fear onto datacenters and water usage. All that’s needed is for someone to articulate a pro-human-life philosophy that can reach across the political spectrum.A creature whose life is threatened goes into self-preservation mode and unlocks strength not normally available to it. It is this group that will resist being replaced, which are more motivated and thus will ultimately win.
>>109691767Just like we're all currently suffering from the shortage of blacksmiths
>>109690081Masseuse and brutal service top in the high stress tech industry.
>>109691792The only way AI progress stops is if AI does a Hiroshima and all the cunts agree to limit AI development and make sure nobody builds too many datacentersNobody's stopping progress because of feefees, humanity did that exactly 0 times
>>109691796We kinda are suffering from lack of blacksmiths, leather workers, actually talented carpenters, seemstresses and tailors, gardeners, etc.I would in fact spend top dollar for a leather belt wallet and boots, then buy 5 pairs of tailred shirts and pants, then get a hand crafted metal belt buckle and knife.
>>109691810>I would You can do all those things right now, and I don't see you doing it. Tailored shirts still exist
If AI is already developing fast and there are already some type of humanoid robots... the next logical thing to do is to put the AI inside the humanoid robot and put it in your house to do all the homework and also in the factory and basically everywhere. What will people do then when only a minority of the population is required in a job?, will everyone turn into artists and philosophers?
>>109691796Bad analogy. I doubt in 10-20 years time frame, AI will be enough to completely replace every expert in every field. Experts are needed for those essential edge cases, the 1% AI can't do effectively. If they don't exist, it's going to get nasty.
>>109691801made me kek. also probably true.
>>109691844> the next logical thing to do is to put the AI inside the humanoid robot and put it in your houseThat's a huge leap. AI's current spatial awareness and physical intelligence of the world is below a toddler currently.
>>109691867I'm talking in the future. Like in 20 years for example. Look how fast are AIs improving and they haven't existed for that long.
>>109691759I don't know, anon. I think that whatever edge you will be able to obtain in prompting, the next model will have out-of-the-box a couple weeks later. and at some point you won't be able to compete at all. normies will simply get the best there is with zero effort.
>>109691737I won't work next to mexicans
>>109691912>normies will simply get the best there is with zero effort.Never been true at any point of history in any domain retard
>>109691926iphone
>>109691933Not the best
>>109691819You're right I can. But I also know I don't have a divine gift for it or the want to get as good as the people who dedicate their lives too it or have actual talent.I would pay for the skills and time of someone who does this for a living, hobby,or personal calling. That's how the capitalist system/barter system works anon. You trade goods and services for goods and services. Kind of how things works.
>>109690081The c-suite of a tech company.
>>109692040also emperor of the universe
>>109692040If things keep going like this, much of the american tech industry will implode within 5 years. No amount of poorly paid jeets parachuted in is going to overcome the fact that software as a service is dead and the high trust internet that allowed everything to flourish is basically over.
>>109691610>>109691610>Shills for AI engineers>Everyone else is a disposable faggotLike clockwork
>>109692207Meant for >>109691728
>>109690081Field service technician.
>>109691844Turn them into sѹlent green.
>>109691766way better than surviving a nuclear warfare AYY
>>109691844No, we will become batteries.
>>109691610>1. Doctors. They will never be replaced, no matter how advanced AI gets.I used to believe that too, but you know what most docs do these days? They go through a list of questions with you to establish a diagnose. It's an eliminatory set of questions, going through possible causes in a treelike structure. Something an AI can do trivially.Even right now you can get a pretty good diagnose online, if it's something that doesn't require scans or tests. And you also get the right recommendation of treatment. And you follow it and it works. I've already done it.
>>109691427There's no need for cursing. Family webzone and alla that.
>>109692062It will "implode" anyway because other countries are looking to decouple for security reasons.Everyone knows they can't trust the US government not to tell big tech to pull the plug on you if you don't make strategic concessions to them.So there's an ongoing rush right now to develop local solutions. China is dumping Windows completely for example.
>>109692638>you know what most docs do these days? They go through a list of questions with you to establish a diagnoseI was mostly talking about specialists who perform surgeries. Yeah, I'm sure robots will be able to replicate their ability, but having humans present is probably always going to be a thing, since you know, humans know best how other humans work.
>>109691610>AI engineers. Obviously, people really good at improving AI will need to be around until AI can improve itself.Yes, well, they should start packing their stuff then.
