What types of jobs will replace the billion or so office workers world-wide? Will everyone just manage countless AI agents?
>>109879500Idk but I’m glad that codetrans, mathtrans and artrans are being replaced
Translators probably and some of the programmers. Can't think of anything else really. AI can't even replace humans in accounting - the most boring and repetitive shit in the universe.
it's just life bro... no need to think.... just accept..and pay for llm saas...
>>109879500Nobody will manage AI agents because that isn't a job. It has already been automated too.Coders will simply redirect their skills into something physical.Nocoders will remain and die homeless because they have no skills or talents.
>>109879500Retard thinks memorizing slogans is "understanding economics" while ignoring why and what the assumptions are. There's no way human work still exists when AI is better at everything.
>>109879600>AI can't even replace humans in accountingWhy not?
>>109879681It can but imagine sharing your financials with Sam Altman whew.
>>109879696Maybe the big companies will create their own local AIs to do that.
>>109879500YesThis will be jobs in the futureThere is no escape from wageslaveryIn the 1900s they said that by the year 2000 there would be no jobs due to automation Who would drive the horses Who would light the streetlampsWho would clean up the horse shitand operate the telephones and take the telegrams from?If they were more realistic they would theink we'd only work like 2 hours a weekWhich is true for all the software engineers getting laid off who make hundreds of thousands to do nothing all day from home for years to be fair. But for everyone else, with a real job no
>>109879500Healthcare, military, hard labor (until robots will be cheap enough). It's probably over for most intellectual tasks that require years of study/practice, but people haven't realized it yet. AI will manage itself soon enough, where this isn't already happening.Something that many fail to realize is that for millennia people generally settled on one job and did it until retirement, sometimes passing the torch to their children. Continuously chasing the next big thing as AI improves isn't a sustainable long-term employment strategy for hundreds of millions of people above their mid-twenties.
>>109879717that's how you get more SBF
>>109879500 Very important job. It’s called dying quietly.
>>109879600Translation is already on the way out, only legal translation will stick around.
i am once again reminding everyone that this problem has already been solved by the hole-based economic model.those who wish to participate in hole-work should be allowed to, but the rest of us should not be forced into it
>>109879500white collars will have to go pick strawberries in the fields go pay for my neetbux and Claude credits (via their 401k investments)
>>109879681Nta but AI can't be held accountable, you can't just say it was your AI that hallucinated and committed fraud. And if there is one thing the government cares about is money. That doesn't mean accountants won't use (and aren't already using) AI in their job, they just need a human to approve them and take the fall if something goes wrong, like an engineer signing that a building is definitely safe.
>>109879568the thing is, ai isn't replacing programmers because it does a better job. it's just cheaper and faster and the results are good enough, by whatever metric (sometimes a very naive and short term one, but it is what it is)we already automate manual labor the same way. mass produced shit isn't better, it's just good enough for a fraction of the costwe can also just 3d print buildings. they will be good enough. probably. who cares, you'll buy the sloppy 3d printed concrete box because it's the only thing you can afford anyway. and then human made construction will be driven out of business and you won't have a choice anymore
time is a flat circle
>>109879500they're going to use you for body parts and energy production just as soon as they remove what's left of your brains.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ&ra=m
>>109879681So many edge cases that full automation is basically impossible. And they you have the half legal shady shit all accountants do.
>>109879681It all comes down to accountability, a machine cannot be held accountable for it's actions, so a human has to take the shortfall and actually do the numbers to ensure the AI retard didn't put up fake numbers.
>>109880545Ok then instead of 20 accountants companies will have maybe 4 to check what the AI is doing.
>>109879802>but people haven't realized it yetit's very irritating
>>109880753Probably, and I guess similar things will happen to most jobs really. I mean if we're being realistic 50% of people can be fired in a company (particularly tech) and the company can still run smoothly. Now with AI it's going to probably get 70% of the people fired.
>>109880151>the one guy about to suck the others dick in the corner of the last panelwasnt expecting that
>>109879500you'll be outside growing weed.
>>109880753The grunt work is the checking. If you're laying off 15 people it's because they were never adding value anyway and AI is just the excuse.
>>109881218Neither was he
>>109879626Coders have already turned into nocoders
>>109879802>>109880782>>109879949>AI will manage itself soon enoughYou sweet naive summer children https://nochan.net/b/Internet-Crap/20260910-Asked-Claude-For-A-Checklist/
>>109879500trench warfare
AI can already manage itself. Once the (real non-subsidized) costs come down it's over for meatbags.
>>109879500lot of construction jobs in Southern California soon. there are talks in the bowels about destroying every single family home in metropolitan cities and replacing them with mass housing.
>>109880845>I mean if we're being realistic 50% of people can be fired in a company (particularly tech) and the company can still run smoothly.And this was true even before AI desu. I'd say there are even some companies where the percentage would be 80%.
>>109879948>those who wish to participate in hole-work should be allowed to, but the rest of us should not be forced into itWe already have this. You are free not to work, so long as you enjoy being free to not eat.
Whenever industries get mass automated, they spawn new sub-industries that must cater to them or work on a level of abstraction above them
>>109882223i'm talking about the post-ubi hole-economy, where hole-work will be voluntary and exist only provide emotional fulfilment
>>109882454The 4chan of the future is going to need very big servers for all the posting about movies and videogames from the majority of people that won't work.
>>109879733You're a moron. There's nothing anybody can do that a robot can't do better.
>>109883698Utterly irrelevant even if true, which it isn't, idiotAbout 80% of jobs out there can be done by a robot better yet the jobs are still here Actually I just heard some tech CEO on the radio today talk about something like this he said, yeah a bartender could have been replaced by a vending machine since the fucking 70s but guess what millions of bartentending jobs are still around but durr how can this be? Yeah its pretty confusing if your a dumb jackass that thinks the garbage you just replied with is anything more than retarded gibberish.
>>109879500The "virtual brain" size:Tier Capacity RoleVRAM (24 GB) ~2M synapses hot The "working set" (what she's thinking about right now)NVMe (2 TB) ~143B synapses cold The "full brain" (everything she could think about)Effective brain 143M neurons Limited by NVMe, not VRAMWithout paging: 24 GB / 12 B = 2M synapses = ~5,000 neurons. A worm.With paging: 2 TB / 10 B = 143B synapses = 143M neurons. A rat.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiking_neural_networkhttps://pith.science/paper/2604.12167Qwen + goose + llama + STDP + Mouse w/ wireless EEG + connectome of mouse brain = ????Imagine talking to a mouse in ultrasonic with a llm transcoder that codes for you with a neural co processor that trains itself on brainwaves.It might even break your heart in the end.
>>109879500Most office work is redundant at this point and filled by nepohires, sluts used as eye candy, or outsourced jeets. It's already more about who you know than what you know and this might well get worse
i guarantee the reason why AI hasn't replaced most jobs is because society would collapse from unemployment, so companies are forced to keep paying for all of this
>>109883698AI can do customer service jobs already easily, but most people still hate talking to a bot or a jeet on the phone. It might be a while until people get used to the idea of AI providing service/hospitality type services relying on "people skills" without feeling skeezed out (although self checkout machines kinda do this already)
>>109884980if that mattered to companies, they wouldnt have outsourced to jeets to begin with
