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It won't take 5 years, we are probably less than 2 years away from most (not just some) jobs being eliminated. Most people aren't even aware that hundreds of thousands of jobs have already been eliminated by AI, entire industries are gone forever and will never come back. The only question left is will something significant change in how our society works before my job is gone. What will be the last few jobs remaining, hard to say at this point.

The best explanation that helped me understand AI was a guy using chess as an example. A human could at most play chess 16 hours a day, 7 days a week. AI can play chess 24/7/365 and play millions of games a day. Now apply that logic to everything.

A doctor can at most see maybe 30 or 40 people a day. If they work 7 days a week, that's 240 patients a week. Regardless of how many human doctors work these schedules, they would still only have the ability to learn from their own experiences. If there were AI doctors placed in every town, that AI doctor would work 24/7 and each AI doctor could be connected to all the other AI doctors. Its ability to diagnose and treat patients would excel at rates beyond our comprehension. The AI doctor would see trends of seasonal colds in real time.

Now imagine this AI doctor costs $20 to see and requires no insurance. It can perform surgery, it's a dietitian, pharmacist, dentist, physical therapist, podiatrist, mental health specialist, can deliver babies with ease, speaks every language fluently, and never makes a misdiagnosis. Who the fuck would roll the dice with seeing a regular doctor, most of who currently use computers to type in your symptoms so the computer can spit back out a diagnosis.

Not only will all those medical professions be quickly wiped out, but medical insurance, medical lawyers, and the hundreds of support roles. 22 million healthcare jobs in the United States, where will 22 million people find new jobs?

What about all the schools and people who teach healthcare? What about all the government agencies that oversee healthcare or healthcare programs like Medicare or Medicaid?

Roughly 5 million people are employed in the Pharmaceutical industry. When the AI doctor can literally create the perfect drug for their patient in real-time, that industry has no purpose.

I guess 30 million people can go work in Amazon factories after this, except they are working towards full AI automation and will most likely employ zero people in the future. It doesn't matter how great you are at managing a warehouse, AI can learn from managing hundreds of warehouses simultaneously, something no human has the ability to do. It will become better at managing warehouses than any human that has ever existed and it will continue to learn 24/7/365.

Millions of artists and industries associated with artists have already been wiped out with literally no safety nets whatsoever. All of those people are simply fucked with no recourse and nobody is talking about it. Will they start talking about it when you lose your job?

So, then, we should start seeing an immediate cessation of calls for H1B visa immigrants from Streetshitterstan, right? Let's see if that happens.

AI will never be able to work on cars.

GOOD

Take out hollywood. Being rich because of kike writing and using it to influence politics and buy investments and property is just so kike like.

Oh Nooooooooos! All the freshly imported Indians will have to steal the jobs of messkin illegals. Oh the shame!!!!

Oh no.

AI Overview
While it's not explicitly stated that Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, is Jewish, his mother is Jewish-American.
Here's what is known about his background:
Mother: Elena Engel, his mother, is a Jewish-American woman born in Chicago. She worked as a project manager for libraries.
Father: Riccardo Amodei, his father, was an Italian leather craftsman.

They never name examples

so...learn to code?

Everybody's already said this. We don't need somebody who's ahead of some lab to say it


And of course it's true and everybody knows

And the important thing to realize is that it's not all going to happen in at the 5-year time mark. It's actually starting this year with huge numbers of firings already happening as company owners realize they can replace half their sales workforce and a lot of their page call centers in a lot of other things with these AI voice box that can fully interact intelligently with humans on the other end of the phone without the human knowing.

So?

[MANIACAL LAUGHTER]

Good.

I don't seem to be able to recall any of those fuckers crying for all the blue collar workers who's jobs got outsourced.
Now we're supposed to weep for the white collar workers who are soon going to find themselves AI-sourced?

I'd say, "Learn to code", but, well, you know...

The simple fact is that the vast majority of those jobs are just bullshit paper-shuffling make-work.
The world isn't going to end due to a sudden lack of useless power-point slides that nobody ever paid any attention to anyway.

(Wouldn't this also be a very strong indication that all those H1B visas are no longer necessary and can be sent back now?)

In a real capitalist economy efficiency would always be the greatest thing that could happen.

However in controlled economies how do they keep people employed?

LOL

Remember all those snobs telling the miners and factory workers "learn to code"?

Sure hope all those snobs are about to be told "learn to HVAC".

That's ludicrous! no one will listen to a little box with a voice coming out of it!

How many jobs exist to write bullshit all day? Those are certainly going away. Instead of "learn to code" it should be "learn to prompt."

And yet they’ve said that for decades. It won’t be happening.