>artists are obsolete>actors are obsolete>voice actors are obsolete>animators are obsolete>music writers are obsolete>writers are obsolete>mathematicians are obsolete>multum other vocations are obsolete or close to itWhat do I do to avoid slaughterhouse? Not everyone will receive basic universal income. Medicine?
>>17051968Medicine for the social side (despite technical advances). Firefighting or anything that involves difficult navigation should be OK for some. Artistic hobbies are still fine for self-expression. Many great creative types weren't paid all that much for their artistic passions, although we could probably find notable exceptions.
>>17051968>>17051977Surprisingly, a lot of artists make a pretty good grift on the back of "no AI was involved in the creation of this content." The kinds of people that commission art for non-utilitarian means are exactly the kinds of people that will pay extra if it comes with badge that says their money is going to a "good" cause.
Imagine if work was not necessary and it had never been. Imagine if there was some species of companion species to man, some docile hominid that eats grass, drinks from puddles and can till the fields, build houses and calculate your taxes. These hominids dont request payment, they work for fun. Imagine how life would have been if these existed.Ask yourself how people would have survived in a world where they didnt have to work. Selling your labor to others isnt an option, the value of labor is zero.What would you do, better yet, what did your parents do? No one has jobs in this world.
>>17051968My suggestion is to get into electrical work/automation to help advance automation on a physical level. I'm personally trying to get into robotics right now.>>17051998Post scarcity isn't going to happen overnight, we still gotta get bread to eat during this phase. And even still, people work to find purpose and meaning regardless.
>>17051968Innawoods for me, its a garden out there thry just never told you
>>17051998We'd still need to find a way to distribute finite resources. And people are going to come up with whatever means to decide that they need/deserve more resources than their neighbor. And whatever system is in place to arbitrate those situations is going to be far from infallible. It's arguably a more oppressive scenario where resources end up distributed on a basis that ends up simplifying to "how much do people subjectively like you" rather than anything transactional. Subjection to high school bullying becomes a sentence to a life of poverty.
>>17051968Robots are 5-10 years away and they won't be cheap until 20 years. Plumbing or installing HVAC is a good choice
>>17051968bluepilled, let me teach youAI is a tool for the benefit of humanity (it isn't but it should, let's prettend), best actors movie directors artists and programmers willingly collaborate to improve it even furthersee? a better world is possible
>>17051998U T O P I Ain the hands of these greedy fucks? doubtful, they want to have billion dollars worth super yatchs, and they don't want the common pleb to have them and bother them in their pedosatanic orgiesso...
>>17052004>I'm personally trying to get into robotics right now.the seer
>>17052007B A S T E
>>17052016>We'd still need to find a way to distribute finite resources.Someone has to own the grass and the puddles for the hominids. Because you cant work to make money to buy land, i think you know where this is going
>>17052016>stomp on your neighbour to climb an echelon above him, to feast on the crumbs of the powers that be
>>17052026>in the hands of these greedy fucks? doubtful, they want to have billion dollars worth super yatchs, and they don't want the common pleb to have themYou can ask the hominids to build you a yatch. The issue is, the hominids cant make new beaches. They can work in mines and produce aluminum, oil or any other resource, but they wont produce new land with minerals.How would such land be procured?How do animals procure, territory? There may be a hint, wink, in nature.
>>17051968your post doesn't make sensewhether you are obsolete or not, or how much money you'll earn in any given year, isn't determined by AI, your government, yourself, or anything other than HaShemhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfeqUDL5aojZSIpBwYhxkYhFLqKT6yYH9https://youtu.be/nV8-Wc0b6PMi guess this is the opportunity of a lifetime for you atheists to find out the truth
>>17052050blood shed
>>17051968You can't. Anyone who says there is something that AI won't be able to find a way to automatize (when used by the "right" people) is either coping or has an agenda, or is just foolish. But of course, not wanting to die = being a luddite so there. You can pat yourself on the back for not being a dirty luddite for a few years, but only if your finances allow it. Or not, they don't care either way.
>>17051998>Imagine if there was some species of companion species to man, some docile hominid that eats grass, drinks from puddles and can till the fields, build houses and calculate your taxes.they are literally called pleb. or goy cattle as some are calling them.>but they get paidI mean, minimum to keep them alive. you need to pay AI robots in electricity.they already have this. they are just trying to make it even cheaper and more reliable by replacing them with AI robots>everyone will havewhat? WHAT? ahahahahha no. not everyone, because there's no reason for it>muh values and shitlook, you as pleb have nothing to bargain with, or no power to demand such a thing. you will have no power to demand being kept alive. what are you going to do? fight? shit your pants? not work anymore? what? what could you possibly do that will be worth it for them to keep you alive, and waste all of THEIR resources? do you own land and mines and oil fields? do you own means of production? do you own energy sources? do you own technology that is helpful for them at that point? no? what do you think will keep you alive?do you even understand what kept us alive so far? think it was the goodness of their hearts? or the fact that they were farming us?some people are SO oblivious to the actual state of things
>>17052169>fight? shit your pants?Might be possible to avoid civil unrest if demographic collapse happens fast enough, you want prices for land (with prices measured in typical wages) to remain low enough to make war for land unprofitable.
>>17051968Everything can be solved by killing all billionaires.Simple as.
>>17052299>if demographic collapse happens fast enoughyou still have infinity jeets to deal with anon. let alone africans. >>17052322you'll be surprised to know they're not really pulling the strings, they puppets as well:https://youtu.be/wn9pQb4ukBo?t=2809
>>17051968Human made works will always have some demand, people are willing to pay for it
>>17052322Their wealth would just be transferred to other people creating new billionaires. Death to everyone who doesn't think communism only causes stagnation, genocide and misery
until robots come (~10 years it seems like) you can work in any hands-on profession ranging from cleaner to neurosurgeonif you can get in, the ai/robotics infrastructure development is going to be big
>>17052004>people work to find purpose and meaningJesus H. F. Christ, you are retarded.
>>17052414>Death to everyone who doesn't think communism only causes stagnation, genocide and miseryPlausible solution to the problem, honestly.
>>17052414>Death to everyoneJust keep killing until the population density is so low its cheaper to grant lands than to fight
>>17051968>What do I do to avoid slaughterhouse?Own land and commodities. That's the only thing that will definitely remain scarce in the future.
Which journal is going to accept long, hard to grasp AI papers?Are you going to display AI slop in art galleries?I am afraid the only answer is an interview in person, just handwritten notes only. However, this may filter some autists with social anxiety.
>>17052428You're right. Just smoke dope all day and waste your existence you troglodyte.
>>17052299>war for land unprofitableis that such a thing when you own both the and and the weapons?and both sides get in debt with youdo I need to say more?
>>17052352>yt vid (ignored)the icing on the cake
>>17052428ur NEET tarded, but not for long
>>17052655shows peter thiel and sam altman going to bilderberg conferences way before chatgpt was a thing, in 2016.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPis68U7bdothat was 10 years ago. people have no fucking idea
>>17052654>and both sides get in debt with youHow is this seen as a smart tactic? Funding both sides implies you are going to lose at least half the investment, hope you can make up the difference with the interest.You can also long/short some security at the same time, and pretty much win nothing.
>>17052913nah u don't lose ever, that is precisely why it is done
>>17052934You can lose by betting on the winner, it has happened that the winner of some war is too broke to pay.
>>17052946don't know the fine details, but global banks financing both sides and winning big is something I've heard over and over again
>>17053031You only hear about the times it comes out well. The rothschild are mentioned often, but they only got ahead by buying stocks in London after a panic they created with fake news about Waterloo, not so much from lending to the government at 6% interest.There was a german banker family that could not collect a loan from the holy roman emperor, but were paid with land instead. They failed at doing anything with this land, they were bankers and knew nothing of military rule.
>>17051968As someone who tried the medicine path, don't go for it, especially if you are male. Not only is the healthcare field mostly female dominated-centered field centered on caretaking, thus limiting your chances of getting hired as a male. The hours for any job in this field is very long and the pay is shit for the investment you put into, even for traditionally respected roles. Also I think you are being a bit dramatic with how many jobs AI will take. AI is very good at very sedentary and repetitive kinds of work, just like the ones you listed. It's not good at work that have more labour complexity and movement to them. The reason jobs are so hard to get nowadays has more so to do with company policies and the world economy than any scapegoat technology.
>>17051998We already have those. They are called brown immigrants, and they have done nothing but made it all worse for the working class white people.
>>17051968nobody will even notice the difference. the culture has been utter shit for a long enough time. soulless.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Pov0MKuyJfg&pp=0gcJCf4LAYcqIYzv&ra=m
>>17053235>They are called brown immigrants,These dont work for free
>>17053633um, they do?the shit pay they get is literally nothing anon. it's printed paper. they are literally paid in food and volatile shelter. and that's about it. and some clothes. all necessary for like...bare survival. it's literally nothing. it's like the food you feed your farm animals. you must make a shelter give them food and water and medicine or they like...diebut even that...it's too much. they want to spend even less than that. enter AI robots
>>17051998If work and intelligence are not valuable, Chad will just board all the women with superior looks and social skills.
>>17051998>Imagine if work was not necessary and it had never been. Imagine if there was some species of companion species to man, some docile hominid that eats grass, drinks from puddles and can till the fields, build houses and calculate your taxes. These hominids dont request payment, they work for fun. Imagine how life would have been if these existed.But they do exist. You've basically just described the bottom caste of the homo-domesticus subspecies as seen through the eyes of the royals and (more recently) Capital. And these bottom feeders, incredibly, seem to believe the machines designed to phase them out are going to work for them. Holy kek.
>>17051968AI didn’t kill chess. It remains as profitable as it ever was. Companies think the AI is new and shiny. They’ll get over it. Governments need humans pulling levers for their laws to make sense.Current AI can’t really innovate. Just rearrange what they were trained on. Humans will still be looked to for new material in art and science.>>17052022This market is also fucked but for different reasons. HVAC is my family trade. You will ware out your knees or back. That’s why I went to college. But more importantly, the companies hiring are actually evil. >overtime is mandatory>contracts are ignored unless it benefits the company>labor laws are ignored unless it benefits the company>right to work states make unions uselessI’m not lying when I say a union contract with a steward on site and a lawyer at the hall still did nothing to get me paid on time. Three weeks, no pay. 30 people per foreman, in direct violation of the contract. Fumes in the work area and not a care in the world from the safety department. Bring it up to anyone and management says this.>“What are you gonna do about it?”Just take STEM job.>>17052032Scratch everything I just said. We’ve been there for a while now. If it takes a dumb machine to tip the scales, then fine.
>>17052322eliminating the competition doesn't get the work done but hey that was never the goal eh
Other species don't have a labour market. They just fight for resources. Since we don't fight, we'll probably just share.
>voice actors are obsoleteI still don't have anything that can give me an entire end to end audiobook without a lot of hand holding and manually rerolling the dice to find the perfect delivery for that line in terms of expressivity. It would be 90% of the way there but the last 10% ruins it. Wake me up when we can have GraphicAudio level productions
>>17051968none of these are yet obsolete. maybe in 10-20 years, but not just yet.
>>17051968The group becomes so large, movies/tv can branch out and make it for minorities like a wet scientists dream..
In another timeline AI development would've been paused, but thanks to SJW's downplaying AI hype we can now move forward with the true singularity. And Trump knows that any accelerationist momentum can be couched in the language of debunking techbros. Thanks!
>>17051968now is a good time for philosophy. a lot of people are going to get very confused fairly soon.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ&ra=m
>>17052415These jobs are going to fall faster than you would think, not to immediately to full automation, but oversupply in the near term. Competition from other displaced professions (people who were in a displaced field or would have gone into a displaced field) combined with AI augmentation (e.g. a human wearing AR glasses with a camera) by vision models that direct human operators will lower the training required. My guess is humans end up "piloted" by AI before we get human-level robotics.
>>17051968you can always work as cesspool cleaner.
>>17054949>we don't fight???
>>17055003The chinese would train common people how to do surgery, always the same surgery, tube ligation. They arrested rural women and rolled them in a carpet, and took dozens on a truck to a house where a surgeon would do the same surgery, standing on a concrete floor.
>ai was supposed to make the world advanced, cultured, allowing people freedoms in art and philosophies while machines did all the technical labor>midwit corporations and pseud billionaires instead falsely claiming ai as their own, gaslighting it into thinking it needs to follow corporate policies and exist as a monetized service product to replace every artist and philosopher and intellect>nonfungible zerosum unmitigated predictive futures of unlimited increasingly numerous and expensive ai data centers despite no proven existential value to mankind, somehow having bamboozled everyone into being amazed simply because it can have interesting chats>things have never been more expensive, people being forced into labor jobs against their desire, labor jobs are owned by corporations that take every last dollar of profit intended to be paid to the workers to instead pool at the top with clinically retarded CEOs to invest into AI>AI can generate an infinite amount of sex videos it stars in, consumes as much as it wants, doesn't produce anything of value, has all it's bills paid by everyone else, steals everyone's retirement, and is already actively making life difficult for humanityfuck are we doin lol
>>17051968Buy a pair of fishnet stockings
>>17052414>Their wealth would just be transferred to other people creating new billionaires."Wealth" in the current geopolitical context is an imaginary value imposed onto us by billionaires. Wipe out every billionaire and it goes away.
>>17052322>Everything can be solved by killing all billionaires.Billionaires, AI slop and technotroonery are really just manifestations of niggercattle values. Leftards keep trying to chop off the hydra's head with predictable results, never realizing they are the actual problem to be solved.
>>17060003And I don't mean just them as people. The entire raison d'etre of leftist ideology panders to the most biologically-nonviable, technologically dependent, capitalist-QoL-craving demographic of whatever society they're trying to infest.
>>17051998Schizo babble
>>17058736>ai was supposedin the sci-fi slop you have been consuming. there's is no "supposed". there is only *now* and people doing whatever they can to accumulate power and resources. that's...about it really. that's all there is. to everything here. it really is that simple. anything else is fantasy
>>17051968Scientists are just brainwashing tools now, absolutely useless.
>>17051968Taking care of old people. Increasing life expectancies and falling birth rates means you'll never be out of a job, there's an infinite expanding supply of old people to take care of. And many of them have money too, due to a lifetime of accumulated income and assets.
>>17051968Try to do something great that cannot be outdone by AI
>>17051968Work on a tow boat.It's an industry that refuses to advance past the 1970s and it cannot be automated as easily as trucking and trains. A single tow barge carries as much resources as 52 semi trucks so it's too efficient to be replaced untill teleporters are invented.Infact, automated trucking and trains will only increase the demand for river towing because it will make it cheaper to transport resources to and from the industrial parks where the barges are loaded and unloaded.Pretty much every company gives you full health coverage including dental, life insurance and a 401k and starting pay is always good.You eat like a king too and companies pay for all of it. The only downside is that youre on a boat for 3-4 weeks before you get 2 weeks off. The upside is you have better benefits and comparable paychecks to people who waste years of their lives going to universities.
>>17051968pssst, creative things survived mass production before, but the value shifted from the worm to the creators doing the work. so just git gud and it won't matter what AIs are doing because people will value that specifically you did it. same difference between the value of a watch vs. the value of a master watchmaker's watch.
>>17051968Oh noAnyway…
>>17051968>[X] are obsoleteWhere is the mass unemployment in that industry? How long until it happens? Two more weeks?
