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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find myself wanting to do something AI or a robot can't ever do, besides birthing a baby.
I have a doctorate.
I am tired of spending so much time online.
I am thinking of other options besides remote or in office positions. 
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I am sorry to tell you this, but it might be too late for you to become a lawn mower operator.  :lol: 
Your PhD is likely to be a major turn off for many owners of landscaping businesses.

Plus I am fairly sure ML can be relatively easily incorporated into Cub Cadets. They have done it in Silicon Valley with other agricultural equipment.

You are a scientist, right? So you are not afraid of an intellectual challenge! Harness AI in your field and discover new, exciting uncharted territories. Look at it as a competition - you vs. AI. Right now AI still only aspires to one day become as smart as an average IQ college grad (LLMs). You are already way ahead of it. And if you use AI as your tool to supercharge your growth - you will likely remain ahead of it for a long time.

That being said, if you truly want to make a career change, and AI is a concern, then I recommend that you look for professions that use/produce very little data (text or numbers) and compensations are moderate to low. These are likely to be the most difficult to convert to AI (AI models are very data dependant) and private sector owners/executives will have least incentive to invest resources into transition (cost savings from eliminating high paying jobs).[/quote]

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