Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When AI replaces your mid-six figure job and you need to liquidate assets to feed your family I’m sure your plumber would be happy to buy your Porsche at a decent price. He’ll probably pay cash.
If AI can replace a mid-six figure job, it can diagnose any plumbing issue and tell the unemployed Porsche owner how to fix the problem.
The plumber won't have any cash because he won't have any jobs because no one has money. Ai won't take him/her down but the bad economy will.
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Computer science grads have the highest rates of unemployment. Learn another field and learn how coding & AI streamline your effort. Computer science shouldn’t be a major anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When AI replaces your mid-six figure job and you need to liquidate assets to feed your family I’m sure your plumber would be happy to buy your Porsche at a decent price. He’ll probably pay cash.
If AI can replace a mid-six figure job, it can diagnose any plumbing issue and tell the unemployed Porsche owner how to fix the problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:|earn to <0de, commie by+che$
Computer science grads have the highest rates of unemployment. Learn another field and learn how coding & AI streamline your effort. Computer science shouldn’t be a major anymore.
It's artificial because of H-1B. Microsoft laid of 6,000 people and brought in 9,000 h-1b.
I'm so glad Trump is doing something about the evil job killing EO's Biden signed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:|earn to <0de, commie by+che$
Computer science grads have the highest rates of unemployment. Learn another field and learn how coding & AI streamline your effort. Computer science shouldn’t be a major anymore.
Anonymous wrote:|earn to <0de, commie by+che$
Anonymous wrote:When AI replaces your mid-six figure job and you need to liquidate assets to feed your family I’m sure your plumber would be happy to buy your Porsche at a decent price. He’ll probably pay cash.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How are people going to pay for whatever it is AI will give us if they are unemployed?
Oh, it's a terrible idea that will just generate a lot of economic chaos. There will be some winners, but it won't be you, and it definitely won't be most Trump voters.
Actually, many Trump voters have jobs that cannot be replaced by AI. They are plumbers, electricians, carpenters, welders, dog groomers, farmers, etc.
LOL. If computers are doing surgery, they can weld and wire.
Anonymous wrote:
Justine Bateman:
Oh, here comes the “explosion of material” the tech bros insisted AI would result in, by “democratizing creativity.”
AKA, more money for Spotify, because there are no artists with whom to share the money. That is why AI is being pushed and used. Not because it is better, or is going to benefit the average person, but because it allows CEOs to eliminate human labor overhead. (P.S. All this output material is a result of 100+ years of stolen music by human artists, fed into a AI model blender that spits out a prompted Frankenstein spoonful. Nothing original or new, in any way.)
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What's the point of that? The system that Republicans are fine with is already rigged to put 400,000 Indian and Chinese coders a year in line for jobs ahead of American coders, and a lot of the coder job market will shrink when tech companies have Copilot and other tools writing half the code plus the unit tests and everything else for them.