Current Events > So what are some jobs that are likely fucked in next 5 years from ChatGPT and AI

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Buzzfeed just fired a bunch of people. What is next

call centers / customer service hotlines and stuff maybe? Can't imagine an AI being any less helpful than those people.

Not enough shit jobs

Gamefaqs administrators.

5 years from now, an AI is gonna create this exact topic

Where will you be TC?

Revelation34 posted...

Gamefaqs administrators.

I was thinking that too mods are likely done for. You can just have AI be the judge, jury, and executioner.

PowerOats posted...

5 years from now, an AI is gonna create this exact topic

Where will you be TC?

5 years from now, an AI is gonna create this exact post

Where will you be?

BlueTigerLion posted...

I was thinking that too mods are likely done for. You can just have AI be the judge, jury, and executioner.

Given that they already dont get paid, I wouldnt really class it as a job.

I wish I had access to ChatGPT. I just didnt feel comfortable giving them my phone number or I would ask this on ChatGPT and see what answer they give.

BlueTigerLion posted...

I wish I had access to ChatGPT. I just didnt feel comfortable giving them my phone number or I would ask this on ChatGPT and see what answer they give.

chat gpt says:

data entry and data processing jobs
telemarketing and sales
customer service and support
bookkeeping / accounting
assembly line jobs in manufacturing
jobs in repetitive manual tasks
jobs in finance and accounting that involve rote calculation and data analysis
repetitive manual tasks in agriculture and mining

it is important to not that while certain jobs may be affected, AI is also creating new job opportunitiers, expecially in fields such as data science, AI, development and technology management.

I then asked chatgpt if it was 100% sure it wasn't going to kill us all Matrix or terminator style and it said:

As an AI language model, I don't have feelings or emotions, and I can't guarantee anything with 100% certainty. However, based on current knowledge and understanding of AI technology, it is highly unlikely that AI will become a threat to humanity in the manner depicted in science fiction movies. The development and deployment of AI is guided by ethical and safety considerations, and there are numerous checks and balances in place to ensure that AI is used for the betterment of society and does not cause harm. Nevertheless, the future is uncertain and it is important to remain vigilant and proactively address any potential negative consequences of AI development.

so we are all done for anyway

I forgot I have an account for this.

Any job where the underlying information doesn't need to be truthful or original, and neither of those qualities need to be checked.

So probably none, really.

news writers
show writers like netflix
good novelists will still have jobs but it will be harder to get big publisher for new peeps
artists who sell art to companies
even photographers who make photos to big companies
musicians who make jinglers for shows and video games etc
concept artists
comic book artists
comic book designers
programmers potentially (thing is depends on the tech so not really tbh, this is nuanced)
toy designers
3d model designers
human resources
marketing people
stock people (a.i. predict buys better)

COVxy posted...

Any job where the underlying information doesn't need to be truthful or original, and neither of those qualities need to be checked.

So probably none, really.

do you even TMZ ?

Family Guy's manatees.

maybe meteorologists
don't know enough about it to say for sure but a.i. probably predict weather alot easier than person

AI will eventually wreak havoc on all sorts of white collar professions. Sure, an AI wont represent defendants in murder trials, or manage the finances of Fortune 500 companies anytime soon, but the rote work that makes up the majority of what most lawyers and accountants do will soon be done much cheaper and just as well(in many cases better) than they can.

BlueTigerLion posted...

I was thinking that too mods are likely done for. You can just have AI be the judge, jury, and executioner.

You can't teach an AI to do Mod Aboos, that shit comes from the heart.

mustachedmystic posted...

Sure, an AI wont represent defendants in murder trials,

actually like currently there is a trial using an a.i. lawyer maybe not murder but there it is

mustachedmystic posted...

AI will eventually wreak havoc on all sorts of white collar professions. Sure, an AI wont represent defendants in murder trials, or manage the finances of Fortune 500 companies anytime soon, but the rote work that makes up the majority of what most lawyers and accountants do will soon be done much cheaper and just as well(in many cases better) than they can.

This is what Capital owners always wanted. They always wanted the "middle class" to disappear as it makes owning everything so much easier.
Tbh middle class was always a misnomer to divide and cause poorer and somewhat better off working class people to fight each other.

There really is only owner class and working class.

Question is will people keep bootlicking?

Going to be a lot of job openings in robotics and repair.

WingsOfGood posted...

There really is only owner class and working class.

Nope.

Very nope.

COVxy posted...

Nope.

Very nope.

literally reality

to deny this is to hurt yourself unless you are part of the ownership class

WingsOfGood posted...

literally reality

to deny this is to hurt yourself unless you are part of the ownership class

The poor literally have very different needs than the middle and upper middle class. You need to explicitly think about the poor, sorry.

mustachedmystic posted...

AI will eventually wreak havoc on all sorts of white collar professions. Sure, an AI wont represent defendants in murder trials, or manage the finances of Fortune 500 companies anytime soon, but the rote work that makes up the majority of what most lawyers and accountants do will soon be done much cheaper and just as well(in many cases better) than they can.

Anything that requires critical thinking on the job and physical intervention at times (IT admins, engineers, etc.) are safe on the white collar side.

Same with accounting / anyone who deals with vendors and contracts and negotiating with people.

WingsOfGood posted...

actually like currently there is a trial using an a.i. lawyer maybe not murder but there it is

This is what Capital owners always wanted. They always wanted the "middle class" to disappear as it makes owning everything so much easier.
Tbh middle class was always a misnomer to divide and cause poorer and somewhat better off working class people to fight each other.

There really is only owner class and working class.

Question is will people keep bootlicking?

Not to derail your anti capital screed, but what I am mostly talking about work done for regular people, such as filing simple tax returns, and managing the finances of the 99%.

--Zero- posted...

Going to be a lot of job openings in robotics and repair.

Younger zoomers and gen alpha are considerably less tech literate than the average boomer. Even with training I can't expect a new generation to comprehend any of that shit. They can't even work file explorers or attach files to emails.

ThisIsAKnoife posted...

Same with accounting / anyone who deals with vendors and contracts and negotiating with people.

I believe you are falling into the same trap that futurists in the 1950s fell into. Someone famously said something along the lines of in 30 years computers will perform a thousand operations per minute and be small enough to fit in a single room! You are vastly underestimating how fast the technology will evolve.

ThisIsAKnoife posted...

Anything that requires critical thinking on the job and physical intervention at times (IT admins, engineers, etc.) are safe on the white collar side.

Same with accounting / anyone who deals with vendors and contracts and negotiating with people.

critical thinking is what a.i. does best

mustachedmystic posted...

I believe you are falling into the same trap that futurists in the 1950s fell into. Someone famously said something along the lines of in 30 years computers will perform a thousand operations per minute and be small enough to fit in a single room! You are vastly underestimating how fast the technology will evolve.

They were wrong though. Computers can do thousands of operations per second.

COVxy posted...

The poor literally have very different needs than the middle and upper middle class. You need to explicitly think about the poor, sorry.

You literally proving me right by calling the working class poor and trying to separate it from the middle class by that logic.

You deep rooted into the propaganda.

CRON posted...

Younger zoomers and gen alpha are considerably less tech literate than the average boomer. Even with training I can't expect a new generation to comprehend any of that shit. They can't even work file explorers or attach files to emails.

and yet almost every resume I read had python or Java on it.