AI replacing jobs

[PornGrowsOnTrees]

I was watching some videos on how AI will replace a lot of IRL jobs. Burger flippers, truck drivers, taxi drivers, book keepers, accountants, even lawyers and doctors.

Do you think it'll have any impact on us Webmasters and people that run adult websites?

Random video on youtube that made me think of the future and these crazy times of the current world...


Someone in the comments said :

Adrian L
17 hours ago
I said this before, if this shutdown ever ends most of us won’t have a job to go back to. It’s all part of the plan for agenda 2030, and one of the agendas was mass unemployment by 2025, and look what’s happening now!

Then someone mentioned online jobs.

Adam
20 hours ago (edited)
This is why we have online businesses and one more think people need to stop being afraid to work from home plus not everything a scam are job's are


And replied comment....

F all
19 hours ago (edited)
It will work till the International Bank of Settlements pulls the money. Idk why people think they going to some how make it in this devil world not being a slave.


I do see burger flippers and drivers probably being replaced. But what if AI is done on a mass scale eventually and the average joe has barely any money to spend on our sites and offers? A little bit of a conspiracy but wondered what you all think about it. I think anything online will continue to flourish.

[kane]

I think at some point in the future (likely many years away) robots/AI/automation will kill most jobs. I can see a future where only a small percentage of the population has a "traditional" job where they go to an office etc.and other will either work from home in some tech field AI can't yet do better or they will just sit around and watch TV/play games and collect government checks.

I imagine the future will be one where are simply not enough jobs for everyone who wants to work. The question is what will happen to those people?

[PornGrowsOnTrees]

True.

If any type of "2nd wave" as they say comes back it'll only speed the process of AI being implemented. These are crazy times.... I feel like we've all shifted into an altered dimension...and I'm in the twilight zone/scifi movie.

[Rochard]

Some of us have heard this all before... They said computers are going to replace us in the office place. Sure sure.

At the same time.... We need people to design the computers, people to make the operating systems, people to build the computers, people to sell the computers, people to maintain the computers... And the Interent.... And then people to make the software, people to train people on he software..... Etc.

Eventually AI will replace a lot of jobs. But we aren't there yet.

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Some of us have heard this all before... They said computers are going to replace us in the office place. Sure sure.

Why not? Just as an example. Many years ago a webmaster had to add FHG's and other sponsor-hosted content (videos, embeds etc) to his sites manually. He had to crop the thumbnails in a graphic editor, put all that shit together to get stylish-looking page and upload it to is site. Also some webmasters were need to translate descriptions and spin them. They did it manually too. And they did it for all sites they owned all the day long.

Today a webmaster just activates my plugin and he is free to do whatever he wants. The robot will do all the job 24/7 with a light speed. It can't be tied. It doesn't do any mistake, because it's a robot.

[CurrentlySober]

Its gonna happen, but it wont be some huge culture shock kinda thing. Like how kids today have always known mobile phones, tablets and the internet.

Gradually there will be less jobs, but those who would theoretically be going into those jobs will never know them as jobs that they could have done, because to them, they will have always been jobs that were done robotically / with AI...

So its gonna happen, but also gonna feel natural at the same time.

[lock]

As companies take more profit where the wealth isn't spread out eventually they will cause effect if no work to stimulate economy.

[CaptainHowdy]

Let machines do all the work . . .

[ianmoone332000]

Always liked this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKr...&feature=share

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by ianmoone332000

Always liked this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKr...&feature=share

Yep, that's cool

[Look Chang]

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy

Let machines do all the work . . .

Scientists warn sex robots could be so good humans would stop mating ...

[shake]

I'm sure a lot of jobs will be replaced, but with that will come reduced cost of things like food, lower housing cost if you don't need to live in a city. We've already seen it with electronic items, computers and TV's are practically free compared to what they cost 30 years ago. Once the same automated processes can grow and process food we'll see a massive change in society.

We'll still need accountants and lawyers though, technology will make their jobs easier.

[brassmonkey]

bots should never make food. what material touches the food??? assured ass cancer

[george MH]

it is the time of IT .. in all aspects .. being familiar with IT will be something essential for all to live

[elmy]

for more than 20 years, you only have robots in the factories