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davegarten
1 year ago

The transition from complementary use of the AI to a complete substitution of human labour force will probably only slow down and run differently quickly across industries. I think these are slow processes, and it won’t just change everything completely from 2025 or from 2030. In addition, feedback effects, e.g. from politics, cannot be underestimated.

But it will certainly come much faster to changes in office professions (all that has to do with text, language and image) than in professions with physical work. Bank personnel, lawyers, programmers, specialists, supporters, graphic designers, accountants, accountants, auditors, they all will certainly increasingly use AI tools as tools at work or already do so. Doctors, nurses, policemen, bakers, restaurant and hotel workers, or industrial workers, they will certainly treat customers for a very long time and must be less concerned about becoming unemployed in the foreseeable future. They will also come into contact with AI in a separate way, but I believe that until the hospital is operated by a robot in the operating room, it will take a long time. There will be completely autonomous driving cars (without attention obligation) much earlier on the road. Speaking of cars: At taxis I see great substitution effects coming to us. Anyone who already pays a taxi for an overcrowded price from the airport to the home if he can drive the private car autonomously from the garage at home via smartphone in advance.

Cupcake551
1 year ago

I think model was already replaced a lot but they will soon be finally replaced 😭

apophis
1 year ago

Your question suggests that AI has already replaced industries.
That’s really wrong.

Accordingly, your question is invalid and cannot be answered.