AI proof careers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went to a presentation on AI and now feel as if many jobs will be replaced by AI and generative AI in the next 10 years. I also have a kid. What are well-paying meaningful careers that won't be significantly impacted by AI? Other than trial lawyer, I am having trouble imagining what careers those will be. Maybe something in the sciences?

Seriously? Is the bolded comment above some kind of joke. You must be a lawyer. You might want to get out of your incredibly narrow view of the world and look around. And oh by the way, a trial lawyer could easily be replaced by AI. Besides the world would be a much better place with a lot less lawyers out there.

[Anonymous]

Electrician
Plumbing
Carpentry
Mechanic

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good thing I’m a trial lawyer!

That's too bad. Life ain't over yet buddy.

[Anonymous]

The better question is how we are going to educate our youth with AI becoming so readily available. I am amazed when parents don't know their high schoolers are using ChatGPT to write their essays - and they are good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The better question is how we are going to educate our youth with AI becoming so readily available. I am amazed when parents don't know their high schoolers are using ChatGPT to write their essays - and they are good.

The bigger issue I think is how we will reckon with how much electricity and water it takes to run AI--and who will get to use it.

[Anonymous]

Orchestra Conductor
Band director
Instrumentalists

You’re welcome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went to a presentation on AI and now feel as if many jobs will be replaced by AI and generative AI in the next 10 years. I also have a kid. What are well-paying meaningful careers that won't be significantly impacted by AI? Other than trial lawyer, I am having trouble imagining what careers those will be. Maybe something in the sciences?

You should ask AI this question, no joke. Put it in ChatGPT.

[Anonymous]

Social workers
Restaurant staff
Theme park staff
Landscapers
Construction workers
Truck drivers
Equipment operators

[Anonymous]

Knowledge workers are the ones losing their jobs to AI.

[Anonymous]

They also predicted the y2k bug would lead to the apocalypse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They also predicted the y2k bug would lead to the apocalypse

So would global cooling in the 70's. Can't believe we are still here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went to a presentation on AI and now feel as if many jobs will be replaced by AI and generative AI in the next 10 years. I also have a kid. What are well-paying meaningful careers that won't be significantly impacted by AI? Other than trial lawyer, I am having trouble imagining what careers those will be. Maybe something in the sciences?

Seriously? Is the bolded comment above some kind of joke. You must be a lawyer. You might want to get out of your incredibly narrow view of the world and look around. And oh by the way, a trial lawyer could easily be replaced by AI. Besides the world would be a much better place with a lot less lawyers out there.

AI lawyers? Be really careful what you wish for! You can clone an AI lawyer endlessly!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Orchestra Conductor
Band director
Instrumentalists

You’re welcome.

Of these three, only band director has a chance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Social workers
Restaurant staff
Theme park staff
Landscapers
Construction workers
Truck drivers
Equipment operators

Each of those careers will survive generative AI, but can absolutely be replaced by robotics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Knowledge workers are the ones losing their jobs to AI.

And artists.