1st person I know who is losing his job due to AI

[Anonymous]

I wonder how long it will take the current administration to figure out that the true threat to American jobs is AI, not the much-maligned low-skill migrants.

[Anonymous]

They don't actually care about jobs.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:AI cannot make decisions. It can regurgitate what you train it on faster than a human.

For now, we are not in the matrix- but if you have a job that actually requires decision making you are fine.

Or, in matrix terminology- choice.

AI is being trained on its own outputs (i.e. it’s a recursive model) and humans use those outputs to make decisions, plan lessons, edit their emails, write their papers, etc. We will be in the matrix when there are no longer any humans who can look at the incorrect outputs from AI and say “hey, that’s wrong!” Because at that point, the humans will have been effectively trained by AI.

From my experience with DOGE at my agency we are already there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder how long it will take the current administration to figure out that the true threat to American jobs is AI, not the much-maligned low-skill migrants.

Both are. But jobs will change fields and purpose.

It's really only office jobs that are immediately threatened by A.I. replacing them.

A human at a desk is fast becoming antiquated and not needed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a software engineer for a very big tech company, think of Cisco, Oracle, Palo Alto, and the my division just let go all junior SE, about 25 on staff, because AI can do a much better job. I think I will be out of a job very soon due to AI in about a year or so. The speed of improvement in AI is so scary.

lol the fact that you named those companies as “very big tech companies” tells me this is a troll post and/or you don’t know much about AI at all 🤭

[Anonymous]

Still don't see how AI can replace doctors...
Enhance, yes. Replace, not seeing it.

How will AI do a physical exam?