Will AI take over your current job?

[cnelk]

Lots of chatter lately about what jobs AI [Artificial Intelligence] will take over.

Is your job in jeopardy?

 

[RyanT26]

I am not that lucky.

 

[Dunndm]

I’m in construction so I doubt it’s


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[BravoNovember]

Manufacturing and machine repair are safe in my lifetime

 

[MuleyFever]

Nope

 

[MTGunner]

AI cannot build large structures without the human element. There are some careers that will be in jeopard of course. But, in the near future man is at the top of the heap. MTG

 

[svivian]

Yep no doubt for me. Back to manual labor at some point

 

[timmymac24]

Have at it 175 days with 8th graders go for it...

 

[InGobwetrust]

Not unless it can run a beach resort in Maine!

 

[madgrad02]

May not need to worry about it.

 

[Olympics777]

Not for me, pretty hard for AI to run wiring. I’m safe for now.

 

[Red Letters]

downsizing and automation are a real threat, I was replaced at my last job by a heating pad and a tape recorder

 

[Titan_Bow]

I think AI, automation, and machine learning are going to radically change the way humans function. I don’t think it’s going to be as cut and dry as AI replacing jobs per se, although I do think a lot of jobs will be redundant.
I work in the civil engineering and construction world, in a technology company that is paving the way for a lot of this technology.
I think we are going to see the majority of machines on large earthwork projects and highway projects be autonomous in the next 5 to 10 years.
I think software is going to get way more simplified. Complex project management, estimating and design software will be able to simply do what you tell it. (Ie. Build me a road from point A to Point B)
I think it will be leveraged in health care, where you provide a blood sample for example, or take some sort of test or diagnostic, and the AI powered “health consultant” gives you an accurate diagnosis that’s based on the entire breadth of collected human knowledge and experience on the particular subject.
In many ways, I think it’s going to enhance and help the way many people do their jobs, but I do also think many will be quickly redundant. Fascinating times for sure

 

[GSPHUNTER]

I Don't do anything, so I think not.

 

[gbflyer]

I think AI, automation, and machine learning are going to radically change the way humans function. I don’t think it’s going to be as cut and dry as AI replacing jobs per se, although I do think a lot of jobs will be redundant.
I work in the civil engineering and construction world, in a technology company that is paving the way for a lot of this technology.
I think we are going to see the majority of machines on large earthwork projects and highway projects be autonomous in the next 5 to 10 years.
I think software is going to get way more simplified. Complex project management, estimating and design software will be able to simply do what you tell it. (Ie. Build me a road from point A to Point B)
I think it will be leveraged in health care, where you provide a blood sample for example, or take some sort of test or diagnostic, and the AI powered “health consultant” gives you an accurate diagnosis that’s based on the entire breadth of collected human knowledge and experience on the particular subject.
In many ways, I think it’s going to enhance and help the way many people do their jobs, but I do also think many will be quickly redundant. Fascinating times for sure

That will be interesting when they hit the gas line that wasn’t supposed to be there.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

FOX news online, currently has an article about AI taking over many jobs in the next 5 years. IBM CEO is the one making the comments.

 

[roadrunner]

Nope. AI is too stupid.

 

[9.1]

I've been using AI and automation of processes to help with my work as much as I can to make myself more efficient for years now. I'm hoping that leveraging the technology instead of completing with it will help me not only keep my job but advance in my career for the next 10-15 years. Only time will tell, though.

 

[ODB]

No. Even AI avoids writing about OSHA and ANSI regulations...

But the shit will hit the fan when a few generations grow up without purpose. AI will exacerbate that in my opinion.

 

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