Anonymous wrote:Well no one is having anymore kids, so this should work it self out soon enough.
The current layoffs are all about the current economic environment, of slow growth in everything but mag7 industries, and inflation still crimping budgets. AI is all well and good, but it is not really eliminating people, it needs too much hand holding and edge case management -- it has definitely changed a lot of jobs, but too early for mass layoffs. Some people are probably trying to do with less and augment with LLM, but it will be less effective (and likely more expensive once the AI companies actually start charging for their true costs of services/compute/energy rather than burning VC cash -- OpenAI pays out $2 for every $1 it takes it right now)
Anonymous wrote:The idea that AI will lead to a plethora of new jobs is laughable. Knowledge based white collar work is on its way out. The most common jobs for the next generation will be soldier and sex worker.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How I wish we could focus on aging infrastructure and build modern systems that will be in place for the next 50 years.
Lucky for you several economic collapses have been directly tied to or followed periods of massive infrastructure growth.
Anonymous wrote:The idea that AI will lead to a plethora of new jobs is laughable. Knowledge based white collar work is on its way out. The most common jobs for the next generation will be soldier and sex worker.
Anonymous wrote:How I wish we could focus on aging infrastructure and build modern systems that will be in place for the next 50 years.
Anonymous wrote:The idea that AI will lead to a plethora of new jobs is laughable. Knowledge based white collar work is on its way out. The most common jobs for the next generation will be soldier and sex worker.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of the white collar jobs that are disappearing won’t be coming back. All most everyone needs to adjust to a lower standard of living.
I wonder what the narrative would have been during the financial crisis if everyone was active on social media.
Everything is very “sky is falling” regarding jobs, but humans have worked since the beginning of time. There’s no telling what new jobs will be created or how this will evolve.
If the average American thinks AI will get rid of most jobs, then most likely the opposite will happen. The average American isn’t very bright.
The average American thinks so because numerous CEOs are publicly stating this. Are those CEOs not very bright?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of the white collar jobs that are disappearing won’t be coming back. All most everyone needs to adjust to a lower standard of living.
I wonder what the narrative would have been during the financial crisis if everyone was active on social media.
Everything is very “sky is falling” regarding jobs, but humans have worked since the beginning of time. There’s no telling what new jobs will be created or how this will evolve.
If the average American thinks AI will get rid of most jobs, then most likely the opposite will happen. The average American isn’t very bright.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of the white collar jobs that are disappearing won’t be coming back. All most everyone needs to adjust to a lower standard of living.
I wonder what the narrative would have been during the financial crisis if everyone was active on social media.
Everything is very “sky is falling” regarding jobs, but humans have worked since the beginning of time. There’s no telling what new jobs will be created or how this will evolve.
If the average American thinks AI will get rid of most jobs, then most likely the opposite will happen. The average American isn’t very bright.
The average American thinks so because numerous CEOs are publicly stating this. Are those CEOs not very bright?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of the white collar jobs that are disappearing won’t be coming back. All most everyone needs to adjust to a lower standard of living.
I wonder what the narrative would have been during the financial crisis if everyone was active on social media.
Everything is very “sky is falling” regarding jobs, but humans have worked since the beginning of time. There’s no telling what new jobs will be created or how this will evolve.
If the average American thinks AI will get rid of most jobs, then most likely the opposite will happen. The average American isn’t very bright.