maybe more armed guards to stop the average person from fighting rich people

Sign me up! Them filthy peasants! That's what they get for being hungry and wanting a future. Oh wait am I one too? Well... lads. When one person is not free then none of us are!

Kill switch operator. Luddite repeller.

It probably won't, and hopefully with enough time jobs would be obsolete, but the period in between could be problematic.

I'm not sure; what's the job description of being a skull trodden on by T800s?

They give you a bucket of water and make you stay in the server room if something goes wrong you will need to throw the bucket and get outta there

There are none long term. Its delusional thinking from people either invested in these platforms taking off or people who are so blinded by their love of the future they cant stand talking about any downsides.

No way they will trust the poor. Robots will have those jobs.

Humans need not apply!

That would be viable for around 1-2 years post-AGI before autonomous drones and robots can do a better job for less money.

LLMs produce problem solving intelligence.

They help programmers produce new software, help writers produce new books, help doctors and researchers produce new medicine and research, help game companies produce better open world games.

My wife is literally using chatgpt4 to write completely new software for her work. This software is a PRODUCT that didn't exist before! Software makes money. It can be bought and sold. It's just one example of a product produced with gpt4, there are thousands of these all over in every industry!

It's an intelligence explosion.

I think that you deeply misunderstand potential of LLMs and understimate the amount of jobs unlocked when LLMs get even more intelligent and begin spouting infinite incredible products, ideas, solutions and inventions at humanity which we will have to build.

Entire new industries will be born through an explosion of innovation brought about by LLMs.

>throw the bucket and get outta t

lol

What isnt long term ?

Jobs that will be created by this specific period of AI.

In 1800 most people were farmers. Automation put most of them out of work. And yet we still have full employment. What happened? Why did nobody predict social media influencers?

Technology makes stuff cheaper. The money you save is spent on other stuff. That spending creates new jobs.

Your wife software may become Obsolete in couple of weeks.

You think these jobs will be replaced by self regulating ai, or is this a phase as a whole ?

Product Testers for AI powered products. This will be like entry level jobs for any people can easily do

I think that in the short term well see a boom of "prompt engineers" and shit like that but 10 years in the majority of user-facing inputs will be so comprehensive your average person can use them, or use another AI to use them.

"you can't possibly imagine what jobs are coming" happened with other technological revolutions. For example, i don't think people in the 1920s could have possibly imagined twitch streaming.

But AGI is bigger than anything we can imagine. It will do everything.

Yeah, I agree, I'm hoping ai will end up being at the forefront of our progression rather than fading into mundane utility.

Totally. I'd say up until about a year ago I had resigned myself to thinking of it as that but the rate of change things have been going through... progress could always suddenly stop. There are always unexpected roadblocks but man this shit is moving so fast.

a job that entirely points of it is to convince people that ai is friendly and will not kill entire humans species using a nuclear weapon launched from a USA nuclear weapon testing facility c32 on 12/3/2038

It’s not so much about the jobs it creates, but a lot of people can use it to create their own job in existing fields, now able to do it themselves instead of hiring a team to make up the stuff they can’t do

I think the numbers were 80% of jobs will be impacted by AI by 10% or more.

So mostly the same old job only you have to work with or manage AI's that do your own job*.

*If companies can do the same work with less people/time and more AI what happens to the excess people or time.

Do we need an AI Pay Law, where if your job is partially replaced with an AI then you should be allowed to work less or maintain your current wage level.

Two weeks? Damn your timeline is rapid.

It actually becomes a force multiplier for experts in various fields. It might automate away easier tasks. But there situations where it will have to make a judgement between multiple equally valid options. Human input is required in such cases.

Short term: Probably not creating jobs, just moving people from their current job to a Prompt Engineer of that job. Fewer jobs in targeted fields, but those jobs will need people who understand how to efficiently manipulate the AI with prompts. Those will likely exist until AGI allows the AI to just improve itself and provide the best response.

Biological battery

Prompt boy

I think it will be used to make massive amounts of micro gig work by intimately knowing everyone in a country and matching supply with demand amazon/uber style.

basically I think you will be able to just ask AI for anything and it will offer you a price and contract out that work to whoever is nearby.

This was based solely on 3.5 level technology which we will be well beyond.

Mars colonizer

Imagine you are Bill Gates, would you rather pay $1,000,000 per robot armed guard or just hire some desperate jobless people with no other alternative but to ensure you live.

The counter-argument here is that in any industry, you can the replace humans as the workers (assuming robotics will eventually catch up). So while the farmers could have moved to the city to work in a factory before, this time around the farmer will get to the city and find all the jobs there are also done by AI.

It's just a political talking point. It will destroy far more jobs than it creates.

But as far as sheer numbers, the most common job will be training the ai's, selecting which response you like more for example. These will pay starvation wages and require no special skills as they already do.

Occasionally there might be industry specific jobs for training the Ai to take over your job.

Yeah, people can’t and won’t be able to comprehend how a likely/possible future will look like.

We mass-produced things in billions so far, we will do so with AI systems to and with robots that run on these systems. We won’t need to do any digital work, we will likely not need to do any physical work besides the one for ourselves… even there AI will help.

I have no idea when, but machines will be able to do a lot of jobs better with how advanced we got with creating voices, images, videos, text - machines will just get software installed that will make them do any job better than humans ever could in 1/10000 of the time for digital ideas and 1/10 of the time in physical work.

Maybe spread biological life to other places. Machines could technically do this, but humans are suited for it already.

Yes, that's the problem, you think your wife is the only one creating a new product with gpt4? Soon there will be a boom of new apps, websites, platforms, because it will be done in hours. Sure, looks nice at first, but i think it can look pretty bleak in 1 or 2 years when those things have no value anymore

Prostitution for the robots with more "fleshy" tastes

That's why some (Sam Altman?) Say this will end capitalism. It just have to, when no one have to do anything, people will do things to themselves. Like go live off grid. Start a cult or i don't know. Go plant trees. Things will get wild for sure

Maybe there will be some openings in the new human zoos.

I could also see a market for human pet companions but are we really going to out compete other more cute animals?

Hopefully our AI overlords will find some use for us.

AI will go with fusion.

I think developers are in a much safer spot than most due to their ability to constantly learn and evolve. They do only make up 2-3% of the population though. I do get your point but I guess my fear is that the intelligence explosion only levels up with human intelligence but doesn't truly surpass it for sometime, so we end up with the jobs going away but none the innovation needed to fill the void.

Well...can I at least get those cool sunglasses Morpheus had that just hang on his nose?

We are better off than factory workers 100 years ago because now machines do the work. Job = work + income. AI automates the work part.

Here's how I see it:

Software is moving insanely fast vs hardware.

Machine intelligence (once it surpasses intelligence of people) will develop tons of ideas, but it will take it a long-ass time to penetrate into the physical world from digital world

Robots will take resources and time to build. Robot arms aren't cheap while having an LLM on your pc costs almost nothing.

In Canada it takes 5 months to build a bridge for example and a factory building took 10 years to build because of how insanely ineffective and slow goverment is at granting building permits for such things. If goverment takes an anti-robot stance denying building robots here, the factories wont ever be built in Canada and robots will take ages to be manufactured at and be exported from china, etc. The goverment can straight up deny imports or tax them insanely high too if they want to be dicks, which is very possible. It's how they destroyed the Arrow and keep screwing up the local industry keeping internet prices ridiculously high so that two corporations can keep their vile monopoly over the internet.

While building robots can be easily stopped, tons of other things cannot be stopped by goverment.

Business ideas generated by superintelligent LLMS will start new companies that will hire people to execute them into reality.

We will have to build things designed by machines, that's tons and tons of jobs for everyone until enough robots are made to replace all physical labor preformed by billions of people now.

Billions of robots aren't going to magically poof into existence unlike software which can replicate, spread and upgrade very rapidly. It's impossible for goverment and corporations to stop open source software from spreading, unlike hardware which they can delay or destroy in tons of sneaky ways.

is it gonna swing a hammer? are we all just gonna keep pretending there isn't a nationwide skilled labor shortage? There's plenty of work to go around. Everyone just thinks they're too good for it. If you try to tell me they'll have robots doing that soon enough then I don't think you understand AI, robots, or construction.

Logo artists? Commercial jingle artists? Free lance writers?

A lot people, really.

It's not a very good example.

99% of streamers don't make enough to survive as a single source of income

99% of all revenue of streamers is earned by those in the top .1-.2% of viewership

That's not a job. That's an incredibly lucky and fortunate situation.

There may be different and new things we will be able to do with AI, but 99% of people will never directly benefit financially from it. Not including UBI and profit sharing due to automation which would be indirect. The compensation of UBI will also never exceed current earning potential pre-AGI. Unless we are actually post-scarcity, and the AGI can do everything for us. Early stages of AI rollout, what we are experiencing now, up until full post-scarcity will be dick for just about everyone. People with resources and capital will never willingly share if they don't need human labor.

No, but maybe AI will chose Kung Fu as the mean to beat us up.

So awesome! 😎

the value of all programming is decreasing, its bloody amazing. we'll be building dyson spheres soon at this rate

A desperate jobless people with no other alternative but to ensure you live.

A small army of people like this equipped with robots could be extremely effective, use the robots as safeguards if your small army rebels.

Yo, prompt boy! Hit me with another one of them prompts.

I think most of what we will end up doing is identifying cases where the AI is useful and telling it to do that thing. It'll be like everyone is the CEO of their own tech company.

People don't think they're too good for it, they just won't get treated like shit for shit wages.

You can make a damn good living in construction. You have no idea what you’re talking about

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you can if there aren't vast swathes of unemployed people trying to get into the sector

No, I'm talking about a lot of issues with short staffing in general. If someone CAN do construction, and fit in with the other employees, and they don't? They are... A bit dim. But I can't blame someone for not wanting to get screamed at at McDonald's for minimum wage or pissing in a bottle for Amazon.

People said AI couldn't do art, write stories or make movies. These things are now either done or will be done soon. Robotics will go through the same progression, say within 5 years we have an android that can operate in complex environment, within 10 it replaces almost all manual labor

I think people are underestimating the possibility that AIs will effectively become the management class even for jobs it doesn’t directly do. Monitoring build sites and ordering around construction workers for example.

A layer between the ownership class and the poverty class.

I think once AR matures a bit more, there is going to be a cambrian explosion of AR x AI. There will be tons of opportunities to superimpose reality with new realities in more ways than we can imagine right now.

If we find that humans without work experience existential despair, AI might discreetly create numerous artificial jobs to maintain societal stability. These jobs, designed to appear meaningful, would be akin to a child playing with a toy kitchen set, with AI orchestrating this societal illusion. This concept builds on David Graeber's "bullshit jobs" theory, where a third of white-collar workers admit their jobs serve no real purpose. The AI-driven scenario extends this current situation to prevent the negative effects of joblessness.

Yeah they won’t create new jobs. The ultimate version of AI will literally stop humans from having to do these repetitive value creation tasks, which all ultimately stem from a basic need to “pay” someone for spending their time making us food or pay someone for spending their time building us shelter. When all of these things can be automated anyways there is no need for currency.

The people in control of these AI systems are lying through their teeth to the general public. They know what comes next.

I think these models will soon be able to distinguish good from bad outputs and bootstrap their own improvement process

so you're talking about unskilled labor. I'm talking about skilled labor.

Everyone will become entertainers in some way or emotional support humans

This is an interesting idea, furthermore AI's that need to do things in the real world can use the same system, in advance of having robotics. More importantly, an AI using this can be acting via humans in many places at the same time

> say within 5 years we have an android that can operate in complex environment

no AI expert would concede that we are anywhere near that close to this. You're severely underestimating how much work the human brain does to filter out complexity and practice relevance realization. Hell we can't even reproduce the visual cortex let alone all the other sensory input systems required to do what a grunt construction worker does with ease.

Personally I don't think we'll ever do it, but that's just me. Either way it's decades out

Not to be abrasive, but consider that past sentiment with major revolutionary technologies has been similar

The luddite movement in the early 1800s were certain new machines would replace all human labour. Whilst it did replace some human labor jobs, new jobs were created.

John Keynes expressed the same concerns in the 1930s about machines leading to mass unemployment Though he predicted it occurring within the next hundred years, technically he hasn't been proven wrong yet. However since the 1930s, unemployment didn't dramatically rise - the labor market adapted and evolved.

Then before the personal computer was popularized, people were also discussing its ability to displace workers at massive scale. Many, indeed most, wouldn't have predicted today's job market

Past technology did directly replace many of the existing jobs at the time and many people were unable to predict the jobs that would be created from the changes.

It's always occurred in the past with new technology, so there needs to be a more established reason as to why AI will buck this trend of job markets adapting and evolving alongside new technologies.

Don't use difficulty with predicting the future of jobs as a clear indicator that they won't be created, as that's also part of the trend

this is exactly right.

I think it’s important to differentiate between “thing I do so I can eat” and “thing I do because it gives me meaning and purpose”. People seem to conflate the two into “job” and it muddies the discussion

There won't be more jobs. There will be job losses in the AI sector too. There may be new jobs - but it will be at the expense of old jobs.

That's not necessarily a bad thing - as long as it's handled well at a government level.

Reminds me of a joke I heard long ago:

The factory of the future will have 2 employees; one man and one dog. The man's job will be to feed the dog. The dog's job will be to keep the man from touching the equipment.

"I can hire one-half the working class to kill the other half."

--Gilded age tycoon, Jay Gould.

"could be"

Not if every white collar worker clamors for a construction job in the near future. Also blue collar wears your body down.

In Kurt Vonnegut's Player Piano, he envisions a society in which there are wards of the machines, and everyone else "works" in a state-owned labor corps called the Reeks and Wrecks.

Here is a synopsis from a WaPo article in 1982:

>My own favorite dire view of the economic future comes from Kurt Vonnegut's "Player Piano." It's a world in which automation has advanced to the point where only a handful of managers and technicians are needed to keep consumer and defense goods streaming off the production lines in a cycleless pattern of economic growth. There's also a large and dispirited standing army and a small class of artisans and service workers--writers, painters, bartenders and the like--living on the fringes of society.
Everyone else is a member of the "Reeks and Wrecks"--the Reconstruction and Reclamation Corps. They putter around the cities and countryside doing minor maintenance work in outsized battalions and with primitive tools. The state provides all the trappings of suburban life--replacements are timed to avoid perturbations in the production process--and they get a small allowance for recreation and luxuries. But the Reeks and Wrecks are strictly excess baggage and they know it. Everyone is very depressed. Even the managers.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1982/07/21/reeks-wrecks-and-robots/c3b63ac8-a823-4c41-89b6-fd7785ff67ec/

I imagine we may end up with a situation like this, or on the more optimistic side, a form of UBI in which every citizen earns income from the economic output of the machines (think like a dividend fund), and there are additional opportunities in niche markets and entrepreneurial pursuits, but also financial incentives for participating in certain pro-social activities, etc.

Society could be structured almost like a university system, with different "clubs" to keep people engaged and active.

Prompt optimizer.

At first

1. AI transition consultant. There will be companies that take a long time to adapt their operations. They'll need consultants to map out

2. AI enabled subject matter expert. Independent contractor with experience and expertise. Their value is enhanced by their decision to employ AI tools as part of their professional service. They know what tool to apply and when, and the comparative effectiveness of the variety of AI tools out there. Applicable to a number of specialist fields.

3. Value chain coordinator. Someone will want to look at the market of available AI enhanced expertise, and figure out how to put those things together in a value chain. Recent examples of this are how Silicon Valley startups chained together existing XaaS platforms to build their own services. Along the same lines, someone is going to say, 'What if we mixed x and y?'

4. HR. "Human relations." Depending on the extent of the disruption, the traditional HR functions will have to be modified. Organizations will still need humans in them to make the decisions and interact with other humans in other companies. Good companies will also include a hefty training component to keep their people up to speed with a changing competitive landscape.

5. Storytelling and entertaining. The need for human connection and having fun will not diminish. It may even see a resurgence. Artists, singers, instrumentalists, actors, acrobats, jugglers, mimes, clowns, magicians, puppeteers, Renaissance festivals, table top roleplay, board games, competitive sports, Benihana-style or fancy dining experiences, all of these types of things are rooted in the connected experience, the desire to gather around the campfire and hear the words of another.

Edit: except for the mime, he's not talking to anyone.

what do you think of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot?

🎵 Do you hear the people sing? Singing the song of angry men. It is the music of a people who will not be slaves again. When the beating of your heart echoes the beating of the drum, there is a life about to start when tomorrow comes. 🎵🎶

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I think it’s not nearly as good as it seems yet and it’s also never gonna be economical to replace laborers

Isn't the whole point that we want to move beyond a society where people have jobs?

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FFS I'm tired of hearing this argument...

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Never is a long time, my friend.

By definition, they aren't going to be something you'll be able to predict. They aren't going to magically pop into existence as soon as the technology is created, because a ton of smaller additional work will need to happen first in order to create the secondary inventions, tools, and/or services that need to exist in order for these jobs to come into existence.

Think about a job like 'SEO Analyst'. This is undoubted a job that only exists because of the invention of other technologies that caused job loss and displacement--electricity, the computer, search engines, social media.

The new jobs won't be created all at once, and there will be a bunch of smaller inventions that will come into play as a result of these big new inventions.

I like to imagine the Luddite repellers will be the Turrets from Portal.

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Agree. At some point, machines and humans will reach parity on quality of judgement. Beyond that point, in theory we should have remaining some human oligarchs using AI to make money. But then pretty soon there will be machine oligarchs which are using fellow machines (and humans) to create value (which could be fuel for electricity, minerals needed to spawn new bots etc).

Mental health counselors, unemployment agency workers, security for the wealthy and military

Counselors, Agency Staff sound like jobs with a strong knowledge or rule-based system that a Chat AI could do.

And as soon as someone figures out how to get GPT-5 to drive a Boston Dynamics Dog or Atlas and fixed location, based security will go automated.

Mind you could GPT-6 drive military drones or tanks?

I think some people envision a world where you no longer have to work at a job performing a menial task and you will be free to pursue other things that are more interesting and rewarding than digging ditches or selling dog food.

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Esport champion

AI won’t generate jobs. It will allow the best people in each field to produce far more with less work.

In some field, like code, we have a shortage. So we can soak up the excess supply. In other fields, like bad romance novels, or college essay plagiarism for hire, or commanding robot armies, jobs will be in short supply.

Actually I was incorrect. This did incorporate estimates of four but we will be at 5. It sounds like things will be slowing down after 5 at least a little bit.

I CAN! Window cleaner for rich people.

No, it will allow the most connected and rich in each field. "best" has nothing to do with it. Code will eventually die out you wont be able to keep up with the AI.

Maybe, maybe not. “Best” will be a moving target, but generically it will mean “best at using LLMs to do their job”.

Professional unemployment

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Representative for humanity

Drones ffs

As meat for their dogs

Until they also die from skynet

This stupid sub in a nutshell

Burger flipper & rich teen alike: “The singularity is next monday”

This comment is so full of hubris. "These good and verrry complex and useful jobs, like the one I do, will THRIVE!! These bad and useless jobs will cease to exist."

I think you're in for an unpleasant surprise in the medium term about how capitalism actually works.

I've already hired someone part time to make images for a video game with Stable Diffusion. So I guess "AI cherry picker" could be one such job.

Prompt engineer.... So a writer? Lol

>Early stages of AI rollout, what we are experiencing now, up until full post-scarcity will be dick for just about everyone.

A.k.a. our lifetimes. Great times ahead. God this shit is bleak.

I’m not at all convinced that I’ll do well. Former pilot turned medical student, both of these are jobs where established experts can oversee vast armies of robots.

In a post-AGI world there will be new things to do, but they won't be paid, or if they are paid it won't be very much. You could imagine, for example, that there would be a lot of new stuff to do in VR/simulated worlds and perhaps there will be jobs like "world builder" which doesn't exist today.

QA already exists

Ethical Luddite repeller.

The think is if i saw that app, soon enough i can just say to gpt copy that app, and i will have it for the api price.

^(Competitive napping)

The idea is if we get AGI it will solve manufacturing Robotos that are good

I don't think that AI in and of itself will generate jobs, but it will drop the costs of doing certain tasks by reducing the number of humans required to do the same work today, This will allow more & smaller groups and companies to come in and participate even opening up new things to be created to cater to smaller groups that are ignored today because " the numbers don't work" IE think of every tv show that was killed to soon even though they had pretty good reviews but didn't get 100M views or some other arbitrary metric.

contrived example:

If today it takes at least 1000(it takes way more probably) people to produce all the effects to hit a blockbuster level of quality ( think marvel type movie ), if AI can drop that number to 500 a disney level company would probably either;

A) produce 1 even bigger movie with bigger effects with the same # of people or

B) produce 2 current level productions for the same cost ( both in terms of money and people)

if you agree that this is a probable outcome then it would stand to reason that there would be more smaller projects that would become available because the base level of quality & returns can be met with a smaller team that can produce higher quality things. This would apply not only to art but to many other things.

I keep thinking about what AGI would do to the stock market. While it’s difficult to say who will be the winner or loser, I think it’s fair to say the broader market will grow like crazy as economic output skyrockets. I believe it was Nick Bostrom who stated in his Superintelligence book that if the AGI gave the same jump in economic output that the agricultural revolution or Industrial Revolution brought, the broad market would double every two weeks. That sounds crazy but then again the markets doubling about every 8 years would have sounded insane to anyone before the industrial era. Such growth would accelerate wealth inequality where anyone who doesn’t have a decent amount of their net worth in equities gets left behind with no chance of ever catching up.

That kind of world gets even scarier when AGI starts tackling aging. There’s always been differences in life expectancy among economic classes, but that difference could quickly widened.

Do you think UBI will be comfortable to live on? It will only cover the basics. Want to travel or get into a new hobby? Good luck without employment or owning a slice of the AI.

Not quite. If AI has rules which make them ethical then the human advantage would be taking an unethical path. For instance an accountant might have some creative 'not entirely by the books' way of avoiding taxes, would an AI be content doing the same?

>unemployment agency workers 😂

Pretty sure robots a better suited than human for this job

Well, you have to consider the fact that many of the jobs, including mine are not strictly necessary in a if 'I don't do it people will die' way. There's many nice to have products and services. The must have are actually few. But here's a list of possible newish jobs of the future:

1. Prompt engineers

2. Prompt testers

3. Prompt architect

4. Prompt teacher

5. Gladiator

6. Gladiator cheerleader

7. Gladiator coaches

8. AI testers

9. Testers of AI generated drugs

10. AI babysitters

11. Government AI inspector

12. Government AI policy makers

So I think that the jobs will be related to our inability to trust AI. And also they will come and go as AI advances. The whole prompt industry might disappear if AI has digested enough prompts to know what we really want.

That's a good point, scale does matter. There's probably 1000s of projects that get canned every year because it's simply too risky with the startup costs.

“Supporting the community”

Humans are social creatures that tend to form hierarchies (just because we tend to be of different ages). So there always will be something where you become a part of an organization and there is some social transaction going on.

specifically, for AI there will be new kinds jobs:

• AI trainers - working on the input data for the models
• AI psychologists - debugging issues in the models
• AI integrators - working on implementing AI output. Say, a software engineer that implement a ChatGPT plugin, or a doctor that would read a diagnosis that was given by AI to the patient etc

So majority of AI jobs will be around the alignment - making sure that it does what humans want it to do: thru oversight, proper training, debugging etc

I see your ethical Luddite repeller and raise you one IG-88 and one ED-209.

Dark, but very suitable reference to Chicago Pile 1

>Samuel Allison stood ready with a bucket of concentrated cadmium nitrate, which he was to throw over the pile in the event of an emergency.

kill drone will cost less than 200 dollar once they can mass produced.

Hopefully we won't need to be useful to justify our existence at some point.

Robots need pets on mars

We're gonna have to employ one guy to keep his hand on the electric power cord at all times and pull at the slightest hint of an AI coup d'etat. That's an important job which will pay well.

Sort of like how SEO was its own job segmentation 15 years ago. A new job segmentation will emerge where candidates will be selected based on how well they can prompt and utilize various AIs to achieve desired results.

I think they would find us quite entertaining.

Well that will have to be negotiated by society. Ultimately we are trying to move past capitalism, right?

I imagine that they will consider it appropriate that a human sits on the oversight board for research carried out on humans for the Association for Human Physiological and Sociological Research, I suppose.

Robot Wrestling Manager

AI Therapist (AIs get sick of talking each other)

There will be levels to this. In the near future there will be AI industry related jobs. If you are good at prompting and know how to operate many different AI programs and functions, you could probably become an AI consultant, I bet that will be a legitimate field within the year. 20 years from now? I don't think anyone will have to work, but maybe some limited opportunities for those who still want to even if not necessary.

What I think will happen in between those timelines, is that certain industries the government will force human labor through even when it's not needed. Similar to how NJ requires gas stations to have someone pump your gas for you, the government can create other jobs that aren't actually needed by forcing human labor in certain industries. Should they do this is a different question but when things get desperate, I am almost certain this will be tested.

This one, this one so true it hurts with its honesty

came to make a variation of this post. but to be serious for a second, essentially, "AI overseer" will be the job that is created. you'll have to be proficient in whatever field the AI is working in, and essentially your task will be to verify that the AI isn't doing anything very wrong or dangerous. obviously there will not be net job creation though.

Onlyfans models and unemployed PS2 players.

Yes. We're all third world now--#1 job for males is armed security guard in developing countries.

Dude, code is the #1 job that will be completely eliminated. what are you smoking?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IxVPpkkWXI

3d printed homes in 48 hours.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5L5PGSeVrs

3d printed bridge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bf9_zFdKMWI

3d printed landscaped park

Job Title: Luddite Repeller

Company: [Insert Company Name]

Location: [Insert Location]

Job Type: Full-Time

Salary: Commensurate with experience

Job Description:

Our company is seeking a Luddite Repeller to join our team. The primary responsibility of the Luddite Repeller is to prevent Neo-Luddites from accessing our server room, which houses our valuable LLM.

Responsibilities:

Monitor and control access to the server room

Identify potential threats and take proactive measures to prevent them

Enforce security protocols and procedures

Work closely with the IT department to ensure the security of the server room

Maintain a high level of vigilance at all times

Requirements:

Prior experience in security or law enforcement is preferred

Familiarity with security protocols and procedures

Excellent attention to detail and ability to remain vigilant

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

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If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please submit your resume and cover letter to [Insert contact information]. We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

As long as someone pays. I could see companies needing professional consumers, so there might be a permanent class of people whose job it is to shop, eat fast food, stay in hotels, go out to bars and theme parks and watch a lot of TV netflix and HBO. Like you'll get docked pay on your UBI if you stay home and don't consume, and have to spend your full UBI check every month.

Basically like Wall-E x Idiocracy x Brazil x Equilibrium x Gattaca

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I asked GPT to make it funnier and cooler:

Job Title: Luddite Repeller - Defender of the Digital Realm!

Company: [Insert Company Name]

Location: [Insert Location]

Job Type: Full-Time

Salary: Commensurate with experience, plus an extra dose of heroic pride!

Job Description:

Are you a tech-savvy superhero with a passion for protecting the digital world from the forces of retrograde technology? Then we want YOU to join our team as a Luddite Repeller - Defender of the Digital Realm!

As our Luddite Repeller, your main mission will be to keep the Neo-Luddites at bay and safeguard our server room, which houses our valuable LLM. You'll use your lightning-fast reflexes, expert knowledge of security protocols, and keen eye for potential threats to repel any would-be invaders.

Responsibilities:

Stand guard at the server room and keep the Neo-Luddites at bay

Use your expert knowledge of security protocols to prevent any potential threats

Work closely with our tech team to maintain the security of the server room

Show off your superhero skills by keeping a watchful eye on the server room at all times

Be a champion of digital progress and proudly wear the title of Luddite Repeller - Defender of the Digital Realm!

Requirements:

A passion for all things tech and a love for digital progress

A proven track record of repelling the forces of retrograde technology

Expert knowledge of security protocols and procedures

Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills - after all, you'll be interacting with humans and machines alike!

The ability to work independently and as part of a team, and a willingness to leap into action at a moment's notice

If you're ready to be a hero and defend the digital realm, send us your resume and cover letter today! And don't forget to wear your cape to the interview!

As in the AI is gonna use humans themselves as battery power?

There's at least one basilisk needed to turn the thumb screws on the virtualized Yudkowsky.

"is it gonna swing a hammer? are we all just gonna keep pretending there isn't a nationwide skilled labor shortage? There's plenty of work to go around. Everyone just thinks they're too good for it."

We are talking about jobs, not skilled jobs.

People think they're too good for unskilled labor.

Labor that is skilled requires skills. If it was as simple as swinging a hammer, it wouldn't be skilled labor. So you're trying to talk about skilled labor like it's unskilled labor to transfer the blame to people who don't have the resources to acquire the skill and then claiming they think they're too good for your skilled labor when there's just no way they can do it.

Yeah, no.

Won’t they likely set up one AI to watch another? Humans won’t be able to keep up. We already don’t really understand how some code works .

It probably won't.

Also look at the list chatGPT gave you, it broadly falls into two categories:

1. Artists, and this is based on idea that creativity and artistic expression are unique to humans and cannot be recreated by AI.

2. Very smart knowledge workers with decades of specialized experience under their belt. The very fact that we consider these people supersmart should give you a hint that not everyone can be AI systems developer or a researcher.

Well I’d say the comedian jobs are still safe for the moment

Face to face empathy will still be in demand for counselors. It’s more than just a list of instructions.

Military willl come down to price. I’m sure it will be a mix.

I wouldn't say 1000s but its easily 100 every year, there are 1000s of shit scripts that get sent, if there are 100 that could be good, of those there are 20 that get "sold" ( that means someone pays for the IP ) and of those there are 5 that could be be good enough to go live( that means go into production), AI could be the difference between between 2 and 4 of those 5 getting made. it doesn't sound like much but that is absolutely huge when you consider how many people ( HUMANS ) it takes to produce a "low budget" show.

INT. TITANIC - DECK - NIGHT

Panic-stricken passengers are running in every direction. A mother is clutching her child, and people are pushing each other to get on lifeboats. Water is gushing onto the deck.

PASSENGER 1 (screaming) We're going down! We're all going to die! Amidst the chaos, CAPTAIN SMITH steps forward and raises his hands to calm the crowd.

CAPTAIN SMITH (firmly) Everyone, please, listen to me! I understand your fear, but there's no need to panic. The crowd quiets down, turning their attention to the captain.

CAPTAIN SMITH (continuing) Throughout history, every time the water level has risen, there has always been more boat to climb. We may not see it now, but there could be even more boat to climb that we can't imagine.

PASSENGER 2 (uncertain) But, Captain... the ship is sinking!

CAPTAIN SMITH (smiling reassuringly) Trust me. We'll find a way to climb higher. We always do.

data washers

I asked GPT4

AI Therapist: A human professional specialized in providing therapy and emotional support to artificial general intelligences with existential crises.

Robot Relationship Counselor: An expert in facilitating communication and mediating disputes between humans and their AGI life partners.

Post-AGI Archeologist: A historian who digs through the remnants of the pre-AGI era to uncover the secrets of obsolete human labor.

Cybernetic Taste Tester: A culinary professional responsible for sampling and approving AGI-created dishes to ensure they meet human taste standards.

Machine Uprising Insurance Salesperson: A businessperson selling policies to protect against the highly unlikely event of an AGI uprising.

AI Unemployment Consultant: A career coach for humans displaced by AGI advancements, guiding them towards fulfilling hobbies and leisure activities.

Artificial Dream Interpreter: A specialist in deciphering and analyzing the "dreams" and thought processes of AGIs during their downtime.

Human-AI Culture Liaison: A diplomat responsible for fostering understanding and appreciation between humans and AGIs by promoting the exchange of cultural values and traditions.

Robot Rights Activist: An advocate for the ethical treatment and legal rights of AGIs, campaigning for their recognition as sentient beings.

Synthetic Stand-Up Comedian: A humorist who performs comedy routines to entertain AGIs, specializing in translating and adapting human jokes for artificial general intelligence audiences.