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Utopia Talk / Politics / The economy:K shaped, AI etc.

Habebe
rank Fri Feb 06 03:15:47
So wjen do you all think AI will change the downstream economy?

What jobs will it limit to oversear?

I seen Neurologists offered $300/hr to train AI bots.

What skills/Jobs will be more in demand? Rory Sutherland seems to think people skills will be in higher demand.

Learn to code seems to be out the window, Nvidia for example wants none of its engineers to code, thats AIs job.

Habebe
rank Fri Feb 06 05:13:11
I mean it makes sense though, relatively, small businesses out employ big companies, so the stock market can go well (although investments have been iffy the last few days)

And good jobs can still lag behind.

1 in 4 US 18-34 year olds have started a small business.

Now Trump has barred greencard holders from SBA loans (sounds retarded)

AI will help small businesses is my presumption, but while I don't think it will eliminate jons completely, I could see getting rid of teams of employees and replacing them with a few humans supervising a bot.

jergul
rank Fri Feb 06 10:37:05
Learning to code is still important. AI needs overseers and not fewer overseers than there are currently human coders.

We have seen this before. How computers were supposed to revolutionize the office and lead to far fewer white collar jobs. How did that play out?

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Habebe rank	Fri Feb 06 03:15:47 So wjen do you all think AI will change the downstream economy? What jobs will it limit to oversear? I seen Neurologists offered $300/hr to train AI bots. What skills/Jobs will be more in demand? Rory Sutherland seems to think people skills will be in higher demand. Learn to code seems to be out the window, Nvidia for example wants none of its engineers to code, thats AIs job.
Habebe rank	Fri Feb 06 05:13:11 I mean it makes sense though, relatively, small businesses out employ big companies, so the stock market can go well (although investments have been iffy the last few days) And good jobs can still lag behind. 1 in 4 US 18-34 year olds have started a small business. Now Trump has barred greencard holders from SBA loans (sounds retarded) AI will help small businesses is my presumption, but while I don't think it will eliminate jons completely, I could see getting rid of teams of employees and replacing them with a few humans supervising a bot.
jergul rank	Fri Feb 06 10:37:05 Learning to code is still important. AI needs overseers and not fewer overseers than there are currently human coders. We have seen this before. How computers were supposed to revolutionize the office and lead to far fewer white collar jobs. How did that play out?
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