by 2025, AI agents that can talk and work together might be taking over some of our jobs. Capgemini says these „multi-agent AI“ systems will handle tasks by collaborating, like a marketing AI working with a legal AI to create ad campaigns that follow all the rules.
This tech could automate more work and free us from repetitive tasks, but it also raises concerns about our future job security. What do you all think? Should we be worried about AI taking over our jobs?
Shock2k on
AI will make your toast and babysit your children 20 year industry expert says. See, I can say out of pocket things too. You can rewrite this headline as “Robotic assembly line reinvented by calling it AI.”
strabosassistant on
Yes, for work — all except for the absolute .01% of human achievers – will be unnecessary. Unless you bring truly groundbreaking innovation and truly gifted non-linear thinking to the equation, you will be outthought, outworked and if necessary, outfought by AI in less than two years.
Even someone like Hawking – a normal genius – will be obsolete. Only truly singular, **creative** genius will still be at a premium. Someone like Einstein, the guy who made the bow and arrow, Godel, etc. This is a filter – even if humanity survives, the vast majority of humanity won’t either through non-reproductive obsolescence or early, more violent termination.
Grim but true.
Agitated_Ad6191 on
That’s always the one argument how they sell AI to the masses: ‘free us from repetitive tasks’… Well they forget that most people have jobs that are basically like a bunch of repetitive tasks.
So yeah it totally will take your job in a few years.
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by 2025, AI agents that can talk and work together might be taking over some of our jobs. Capgemini says these „multi-agent AI“ systems will handle tasks by collaborating, like a marketing AI working with a legal AI to create ad campaigns that follow all the rules.
This tech could automate more work and free us from repetitive tasks, but it also raises concerns about our future job security. What do you all think? Should we be worried about AI taking over our jobs?
AI will make your toast and babysit your children 20 year industry expert says. See, I can say out of pocket things too. You can rewrite this headline as “Robotic assembly line reinvented by calling it AI.”
Yes, for work — all except for the absolute .01% of human achievers – will be unnecessary. Unless you bring truly groundbreaking innovation and truly gifted non-linear thinking to the equation, you will be outthought, outworked and if necessary, outfought by AI in less than two years.
Even someone like Hawking – a normal genius – will be obsolete. Only truly singular, **creative** genius will still be at a premium. Someone like Einstein, the guy who made the bow and arrow, Godel, etc. This is a filter – even if humanity survives, the vast majority of humanity won’t either through non-reproductive obsolescence or early, more violent termination.
Grim but true.
That’s always the one argument how they sell AI to the masses: ‘free us from repetitive tasks’… Well they forget that most people have jobs that are basically like a bunch of repetitive tasks.
So yeah it totally will take your job in a few years.