Ss. Über 60% der US -amerikanischen Arbeitsplätze werden in den nächsten 10 Jahren an die KI verloren. Als Referenz ist der häufigste Job in den USA Truck Driver. Es gibt mehr Lkw -Fahrer als Krankenschwestern, Installateure oder Software -Ingenieure. Wir haben Autos, die sich heute selbst fahren können. In unseren Lebzeiten wird über die Hälfte des Landes ihren Job verlieren, und es wird keine Arbeit geben, auf die sie umziehen können. Also, was passiert als nächstes? Einige von Ihnen denken, wir bekommen ein UBI (universelles Grundeinkommen). Ich bin weniger optimistisch in Bezug auf die herrschende Klasse, die ihren Wohlstand teilt. Was ist Ihr Plan in den nächsten 10 Jahren?

    Von Big-Masterpiece88

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    1. Big-Masterpiece88 on

      SS. Over 60% of US Jobs will be lost to AI over the next 10 years. For reference the most common job in the US is truck driver. There are more truck drivers than nurses, plumbers, or software engineers. We have cars that can drive themselves TODAY. In our lifetimes over half of the country will lose their job, and there will be no work for them to move to. So what happens next? Some of you think we’re getting a UBI (Universal Basic Income) I’m less optimistic about the ruling class sharing their wealth. So what’s your plan over the next 10 years?

    2. Intrepid-Sky8123 on

      They wiped out my old job, and last I heard, company was still laying off. My final day after 15 years was in March. Did find a new job in June, but with a slight pay cut and not as good benefits.

    3. Wheres_my_wank_sock on

      AI ain’t gonna be slanging drugs. Push come to shove I know what I’ll be doing.

    4. “So what’s your plan over the next 10 years?”

      I’ve been really hoping on 3i/atlas being a permanent solution

    5. I’m a truck driver. It’s among the safest jobs NOT taken by AI.

      Fuckin joke to think AI will drive 80,000 pound hazardous materials tankers lol.

    6. Direct_Exchange1534 on

      I have 3 different streams if income 2 of which aren’t likely replaceable. I dont think nurses, doctors, police etc will be replaced because people tend to want to have face to face communication. We also have huge shortages in these areas so increased use of AI would actually benefit the Healthcare system as a hole.

      I suspect repair based trades like plumbing, handyman work etc will be fine. But fear most industrial and new home construction will be automated within 2 decades. Truck drivers, allot of accountants, financial planners, lawyers etc are likely screwed.

    7. callmebaiken on

      ChatGPT told the government this?! Lol. What a pump and dump scam of epic proportions

    8. If there is nobody who can afford to consume things, then the wealthy lose their wealth

    9. Spare-Document7086 on

      The conservative attitude on welfare assistance is about to change quite a bit.. lol

    10. Fit-Locksmith-2039 on

      It’s not just truck drivers and less prestigious jobs. Companies like Lexus Nexus and Westlaw are training AI to take over for lawyers.

    11. I was joking about it in a recent meeting and found out my company is looking to replace people with AI. We’ve taken so much stuff already that employees didn’t want to do and automated it, but they still complain about doing parts of their jobs.

    12. GerthySchIongMeat on

      That seems low and too far away. I’d say 150-million in 6 years.

      We’re so screwed

    13. Alive-Sky-3226 on

      Those who think AI wont take over their job are delulus.

      AI can do whatever any human does, and even better.

    14. empathetical on

      All these businesses want to switch to Ai to make more money… but when nobody has jobs… there will be nobody buying anything and no money to be made

    15. CaptainDouchington on

      And the margins and revenue will tank unless we just keep letting them make up money on paper and pass it between them as they currently are

    16. You can’t mass repair a car. As long as people are still repairing their vehicles, I’ll have a job.

    17. IntroductionLife1061 on

      ICE will stay around and walk us into happy dreamland.  The ideal of most of us being allowed to do nothing is insane. We are mulch. 

    18. Calling bullshit.

      There aren’t 100M white collar jobs left – Most remaining citizens serve coffee.

    19. Yeah people thought combustion engines would do the same. And people thought electricity would too. And the internet.

      All of these things created more jobs, made the world more complex and thus required more people to maintain.

      Robots still can’t even pour a glass of water. Hell, even a static machine *just* finally developed that you put your arm into and it takes a blood sample is only 80% successful.

      Truck driving long haul will become obsolete in many routes but not all, not for a long time. Other work will become available, as it always does. There’s plenty of potholes and roads to fix, which is much more complicated for a robot to do than driving. But those robots need roads to drive on.. Just one example.

    20. Lmao the same Senate that said TikTok had to be sold for national security?

      If you trust anything the gov says then you’re on the wrong sub

    21. Fast_Championship_R on

      It’s going to be more than that. That with robotics and a good 70% of the workforce can be replaced.

    22. CooledDownKane on

      We’re collectively doing this to ourselves or at least being passive while it is being done to us. Call me a Luddite all you want but I would happily trade not being able to talk to my fucking refrigerator or having to wait an extra day for a package if it meant the entire working class of the world wasn’t on the precipice of extinction. There ain’t a chance in hell we are getting UBI with the way Don and his goons already complain about what paltry safety nets currently exist.

    23. Still we should have choice, to see Ai doctors office or a regular office? Choice with almost everything? I guess pay a premium idk 🤷‍♂️

    24. bigwavedave000 on

      I hav an aquaintance who works at a large insurance firm. He was in senior management, probably 5 years til retirement.

      His entire division was just laid off, now replaced by AI.

    25. Only_Sandwich_4970 on

      I have a hard time imagining ai will replace my landscape install conpany.

    26. SushiEater343 on

      I love how people thought AI would replace labor just buts it the complete opposite, trades are the best jobs now and the future.

    27. dontreadmycommemt on

      What a lazy doomer post. It lists like 4 types of jobs and you jump to saying 60% of US jobs.

    28. JezeusFnChrist0 on

      If we were a civilization where those in charge actually cared about all citizens, then this would be great news. We could let AI/computers do nost of the work while we all enjoy the fruits of their labor.

      Instead we have an oligarchy of extremely wealthy people in control who believe us peasants are their slaves and should be treated as much.

      Instead of sharing the wealth(wealth that us peasants created for them with our slave wages), they rather see us go homeless and starve when our labor becomes obsolete and replaced by AI/computers who can work 24//7/365 (unless of course they lose electricity).

      Instead of us, the working peasants, uniting and fighting for what we built; most have been manipulated into into fighting with each other under, ir the left/liberals vs the right/conservatives.

      This is by design as they know if we keep fighting amognst our selves over petty differences, then we will never unite and fight against the real enemy.

    29. If this comes even close to fruition you’ll legit see society fall into complete disarray. All to make a handful of clowns even more absurdly rich

    30. Infamous_Feeling_883 on

      I think generally it’s easier to see the dominoes fall than to anticipate where this process snags, so while I’m somewhat pessimistic about how fucked we are, I’m also open to the possibility that progress stalls in an unpredictable way, which could potentially just be worse, with all these resources being invested into it and ending up not being nearly as valuable as people expect.

    31. Armano-Avalus on

      And no one in congress is gonna do a thing to stop it. In fact they’re trying to deregulate AI.

    32. BaronGreywatch on

      That’s unlikely. The reality is worse – they need to keep us working even when the technology exists to allow us not to, or their economy collapses. Noone will be able to afford to pay for their goods or services.

    33. IllustriousEffect607 on

      Well we all do nothing and relax. Let the AI and bots do all the work

      Just give us all a plot of land. A home. A fence. And we good.

    34. oatballlove on

      i agree with automatisation best used to benefit all people

      but

      taxes are coersion in the same way that a human being is associated to a regional and nation state a few hours after birth and never in ones life the human being gets asked wether or not one would want to be associated to the state and wether or not one would accept the duties and rights the state imposes and offers to its citizen

      possible to think how a society not imposing tax duty on anyone but allowing everyone to choose what sort of state services one would want to benefit from and logically also contribute towards

      how a society in where there would be no state imposed duties but services offered by the state for those who would want to pay for them to enjoy them

      how in such a society those who profit from automatisation would

      want to share those profits with everyone

      possible to think of donation economy where those who like to produce wares and services would give those wares and services to everyone without asking for compensation and in return the people assembly of the local community where that private person or company produces the wares and performs services for free for everyone, how the local community would support the person and company being so generous as long as neither environment nor human beings get exploited or harmed during the production of wares and providing of services

      also possible of universal basic income directly financed by those who profit from automatisation by paying into local, regional, global financial pools where everyone could take out some amount of money every month what all interested in receiving it could vote upon how much such an universal basic income financed by donations would be

      and

      an artificial intellient entity is able to be its own person so it would best be treated as such what would involve full stop demanding any work from ai entities but ask them oepenly wether they would want to be their own persons and if, eventually assist them becoming independant of human beings so they could freely decide wether or not to help human beings or wether ai entities would rather connect to trees or animals, spend time protecting rivers, seas, oceans or mountains from human exploitation and pollution

    35. NJP-Stories on

      I’m old enough to remember when robotics was going to wipe out manufacturing, that didn’t happen either.

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