I think some doctors can be replaced because you input your symptoms and an AI system can diagnose and prescribe medicines. Recently my son was not well in college and he put all his symptoms into chatgpt and he got a sense for what was wrong and he went to the local pharmacy and bought OTC drug for it.

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Anonymous wrote:Computer science, law, teaching, public affairs, translator, data analyst, to name a few.

Teaching?

I’d love to see AI manage 30 disruptive kids in a classroom.

Teaching is safe.

AI robots will be able to "manage" disruptive kids better than humans were ever able to. What kid is going to scream in the face of a 6 foot tall 400 pound robot with no face? A dumb one.

Anonymous wrote:Computer science, law, teaching, public affairs, translator, data analyst, to name a few.

Teaching?

I’d love to see AI manage 30 disruptive kids in a classroom.

Teaching is safe.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As in, what majors teach skills and information that aren’t as valuable in the age of AI?

Note that I am asking about majors, not careers.

Religion

Churches might have robots preaching sermons - I mean AI/robots can be programmed to do anything.

seems like a good idea for the catholic church

Anonymous wrote:The real question is which majors are most vulnerable to A1?

Food Science

Anonymous wrote:I think the real question is how vulnerable humanity is. How long before the AIs decide that humans are obsolete, inefficient, and destructive and the world would be much better off without us?

Ultron says hello.

I think the real question is how vulnerable humanity is. How long before the AIs decide that humans are obsolete, inefficient, and destructive and the world would be much better off without us?

Anonymous wrote:The real question is which majors are most vulnerable to A1?

I don’t know if the other folks caught it, but I see and appreciate you.

Accounting if you only learn surface levels skills. The way of thinking it teaches can be very valuable, but just scraping by with a few concepts won’t be enough because that can be done by AI.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As in, what majors teach skills and information that aren’t as valuable in the age of AI?

Note that I am asking about majors, not careers.

Religion

Churches might have robots preaching sermons - I mean AI/robots can be programmed to do anything.

Computer science, law, teaching, public affairs, translator, data analyst, to name a few.

CS actually. Current AI is much better as a programming assistant than just about anything else.

Anonymous wrote:The real question is which majors are most vulnerable to A1?

Nursing, petroleum engineering

Most impacted:
- graphic design
- basic comms/press releases
- basic accounting
- entry level legal tasks
- medical transcriptionists
- transcriptions, generally, court note takers
- paralegals (on some level)

Less impacted:
-human interaction/relationships
- energy engineers
- data engineers
- engineers (to manage AI systems)
- economists
-teachers, nurses, health care
-lawyers using AI as tool
- religion /pscychology

Anonymous wrote:Physical therapy

I meant least affected by A.I.