“Guaranteed Job For Life”: 30 Jobs People Are 99.9% Sure AI Won’t Steal

*some* nurses. Others might call you a liar to your face, ridicule your pain, question the reality of your symptoms, and then even if they are forced to take your medical condition seriously, they may treat you with a poor attitude for the rest of your interaction. Good nurses are worth their weight in motherfücking platinum, but there are plenty of horrible nurses.

I'm just hoping this is more accurate than NY Times prediction "Flying machines could take 10 million years to develop" just before the Wright's brothers..

Programmed robots can do lots of things. Actual AI doesn't yet exist. Just spitting out answers drawn from a LLM (large language model) isn't intelligence. Not even close.

I am in awe of nurses as well, I could never do their job. I'm always amazed when my nurse patients say, "I couldn't do what you do, who wants to look at teeth all day?" Teeth!? I dont want to deal with sick people!

I think it's because it demonstrates a lack of knowledge of what nursing is and how advanced AI would have to be to completely take over that role. Have AI take over venipuncture, packing and dressing a wound, starting an IV, particularly on a patient that has altered mental status, noticing the wound is infected (would have to have a sense of smell) as well as recognize the necrosis in the wound, insert a foley catheter, inserting an NG tube. There are just so many variables and I've only mentioned a few things that are in a nurses scope of practice.

There are, though I haven't personally seen them, and they may be appropriate for some tasks. But as long as there are people who don't understand that level of technology or fear it (like patients with dementia, other mental illness, or come from underdeveloped countries), there will be a need for real humans. That said, I know for a fact hospitals will want to embrace AI and robots as much as possible (and cost effectively)

Theoretically a modular home shows up from the factory with all the plumbing, wiring. painting, etc completed. Thing is, you drop the modular home on the plot of land and the sewer line is 3 feet off the standard port built into the house, the electrical lines come in from the back fence line instead of the street, and the buyer wants a kelly green kitchen instead of the a sea foam, etc. The poster is saying the variability in every build site ensures the trades will be needed even if homes are mass produced by robots.

Modular homes are factory build and shipped in, not using onsite construction. Still need to prep the concrete slab and finish assembly on site. This eliminats allot of the more expensive trade work because of the factory assembly but the work might be done by a laborer at the factory that just follows a pattern but doesn't understand what they are doing.

I can assure you no appliance manufacturer is going to make self maintaining anything

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Who is overseeing these paint robots and how are they purchased?

Someone down voted you, have an upvote :). I teach IT, which people might think is ideal for teaching online, but you still need the face to fade contact to cover a lot of aspects. Yes, you can set programming tasks but the softer skills (dealing with clients, etc) are best taught f2f

I started choir during the pandemic and it was definitely a weird introduction to it. Thankfully now we're back to normal and I even got to go to NY with my choir. Now I want to be a choir teachers as my profession. So hey, even though I'll be paid way too little, at least I can't be replaced by a robot!

I remember when my daughters choir class met up to sing together (outdoors as indoor singing was not allowed) after a year of online classes....like a rusty nail down a blackboard. They regained their lovely singing skills after a couple of months back together.

base of calling it AI is the I at the end... it has to evolve to be inteligence... it has to take data and be able to adapt it's answers and processes through that... point is we will need engineers to create what AI will come up with in the future ...

And that is exactly why the prospect is so scary

At some point, probably, but not any time in the foreseeable future

All fingers do not have to be visible at all times

First try in midjourney, so this is old :) hands-kopi...ac3647.jpg

Or draw a left and a right hand.

We, as care staff, especially CNAs, become their family in a lot of ways

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That's why, as horrible as it made me feel to think this, I always *hoped* my father's brain damage was severe enough so he was not aware of how humiliating of a situation he was in after his accident :( 21 years being bedridden, in diapers, messing himself (and occasionally the bed; adult diapers never fit perfectly), being fed liquid nutrition through a tube in his stomach :( He couldn't really communicate either.

That sounds very clever! Also sounds like you still need folks to do the crawling. 😁

The military was predicting it before there were programs for it, they're called phase and PM cycles

I'm no airplane expert, but I would think the best altitude for doing maintenance on an aircraft would be 0. Feet or meters, doesn't really matter.