Latest AI cutting block is out
Straight from the Poonami

>>106103181 (OP)
Switchboard operators still exist?

wtf I thought le datascience was safe wtf bros ! what do i do now...

>>106103181 (OP)
All well and good until the models start hallucinating their asses off and prove their worthlessness.

>AI will replace your job
>AI doesn't replace any job
when will the great AI job replacement that has been predicted for years finally start

dishwasherchads keep winning

>>106103181 (OP)
>Historians
Yeah I can tell corpos gonna love the level or revisionism.

AI DJs?
Nigga AI music is already terrible

>>106103181 (OP)
>more AI propaganda
>from a company run by jeets
>shitting out buggy, privacy raping software
Yawn.

>>106103380
Dalit chads, is now our time?

>>106103380
>dishwashers
>nurses
>people who draw blood
>embalmers
>tire changers
>roofers
>orderlies
This is 100% demoralization propaganda kek.
>just waste your youth changing tiers and embalming bloated niggers goy
I didn't even bother reading the rest of that shit but I bet it includes garbage truck drivers and janitors too

>>106103380
So all the interesting, well paid jobs are gone and this is what is left? Fuck that.

>>106103181 (OP)
Anyone actually replacing jobs with AI is retarded. AI can and should be used as a quality of life booster, like self-service customer service and allow actual CS agents work on tricky or opt-in customers. But if you're an outsourced low IQ work in a third world country who already aren't much better than ChatGPT, yeah you're losing your job.

>>106103380
well shit, time to become a nurse

>>106103181 (OP)
The number and nature of the mistakes I've seen AI make is ridiculous. And it insists on giving an answer, no matter how incorrect it might be, when it doesn't know the answer. It's even failed at basic arithmetic.

>>106103499
>MECHANICS ARE LESSER BEINGS
Classist goy

>>106103803
Yep.

Lol imagine reading AI generated books, alright granted almost anything is better than whatever stephen king shits out

>>106103181 (OP)
>Web Developers
Good

Guess I should kms since I am being replaced by AI.

>>106103365
Graphic Designers are already jobless because of AI.
Youth in Math and CompSci struggle to get jobs (not just because of AI, but it sure as shit ain't helping).
Professional actors are losing their jobs left and right.

AI is already taking jobs. It hasn't taken your job or my job yet, but it won't be long till it does.

>>106103380
>Maids
ZOG isn't gonna let us have our cute and fuckable robomaids then?

For me it's when people say that I've already been replaced but when you ask them for sources they become "mysteriously" radio silent

>>106104370
2 more weeks and 500 more trillions

>>106103380
>nursing assitants
Not so fast

>>106103181 (OP)
sar this is garbage
writers and authors ever replaced by AI? Maybe the sloppiest of the slop internet articles (always made for marketing) and shitty news websites (made for ad revenue).
But actual writing? AI has no intentionality, cannot have depth of any kind, cannot write good poetry and it will never will because it's not truly intelligent, it's clever and it lacks the simplicity and unity of a conscious mind.

>>106103499
>janitors too
they do it for free

>>106104430
It's the new meta for NEETs and unemployable people
>heh I'm day trading
>heh I'm working on my own small business
>heh I was replaced by AI

>>106104485
and the new meta for wagecucks is to seethe on 4chan?

>>106103732
to be fair people have the wrong perspective about math with it, it shouldn't replace math work by relying on its stochastic parrot abilities to hustle trough correct answers, but rather in writing coherent and clever mathematica syntax in the background and running it on their servers then interpreting the data for you or adapting the syntax based on plain language inputs

>>106104467
Normies do not want good writing. You don’t have to have AI write good literature that will last forever. AI just has to be good enough to write whatever new slop is on Netflix.

>>106104510
granted tv shows writing is different and I can see that, especially when the format is episodic and it doesn't require coherence but just novelty I was having prose in my mind, actual long form articles and books

What about image board posters?

>>106103181 (OP)
I'm tired Bros. How do I keep motivated with all the propanda.

>>106103181 (OP)
> mathematicians
yeah no
why does it not list politicians and CEOs as #1?

>>106103181 (OP)
Yeah who needs mathematics or scientists, just replace them. Idiocracy is coming, 20 years from now people can't probably even write on their own.

>>106103380
They forgot Fluffers...
>anon will be jacking off male performers at porn shoot because he was laid off

Pretty sure the last thing you want is AI in charge of history.

>>106104572
>>106105241
Worried, maidbros?

>>106103471
Suno and Udio actually create better music than 99% of modern "artists", though.

>>106103181 (OP)
>Data Scientists
So in a the span of about a decade, a new field came into being and then made itself obsolete?

>>106105309
It's funny how these two lists look A LOT like Pol Pot's regime... Instead of killing fields they just drive people to exploitable positions.
If you are too young to know about Cambodia perhaps do some web searches.

>>106105256
A novel and funny historiography will be created either way, it's a creative field.

>>106103481
As long as it attracts investors, that's all that matters. It doesn't matter if everyone in the know can tell aislop is woefully inaccurate and will ruin every one of those professions with inaccurate and fake information.

>>106106157
Those professions are already full of inaccurate and fake information shat out by lazy normgroids at mach speed but yeah, AI will make it even worse.

>>106105309
Those aren't maids. Maids aren't wagies and consequently aren't worried about losing their jobs to AI. Maids are incorporating AI into their researches, because automated research assistants are awesome. Not every task has producing wealth for an already wealthy person as a terminal goal. AI will be key to building a Cybernetic Socialist Science Foundation for Maids.

>>106104440
He literally have you examples of where it's happening, but all you can do is repeat the same tired meme over and over again, you memebrained retard.

>>106106204
like addiction treatment

>>106104540
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efPrtcLdcdM

>>106106204
>erm ackshually
Fuck off aislop marketer.
>>106106600
>he literally have
Nobody's buying it, ranjeet.

>>106106600
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/21/technology/google-ai-international-mathematics-olympiad.html
NPCs can't understand that AI has already surpassed us in many ways. And they still cope with "muh extra fingers" and similar copes that don't matter and become increasingly irrelevant.

>>106107637
it was supposed to say 'gave', even ai would infer that from the context
you're not worth a proofread

>>106103181 (OP)
Are there really only 3000 historians in the entire country?

>>106104370
How is AI replacing actors?

>>106104458
i kept waiting for it to eat him

>>106103181 (OP)
>historians
how is this even a real job

>>106104458
The average nurse anywhere in the world is an 80 pound filipino woman so this makes sense.

>>106103181 (OP)
>historians
>teachers
>mathematicians
>sales
is this a shitpost? lmao. though honestly I could see AI doing better in 'social' jobs than a lot of people assume, especially sales. LLMs tend to fall apart into hallucination fever dreams in fields where you need specific/deep technical knowledge and being wrong carries potentially severe consequences.

>>106104370
Jokes on you, I work for the government and I chose this career path specifically because most local governments are ~20-25 years behind the curve. You could automate my office with 6 FTE down to like 1 to 0.5 FTE at most with technology we currently have for less than what it costs to employ us all for a year.

But we also could have cut down from 6 to 2 or 3 FTE using technology we had over a decade ago. But my boss's boss has a budget and needs to make sure he spends it because if he has anything left over at the end of the fiscal year his budget gets cut. Better to overspend taxcuck dollars because then you can argue for more next year. The last time they used tech to get rid of jobs is when they cut the word processing division in the mid 2000s (lol).

>>106111190
>~3,000 employed in a country of ~350m people
it basically isn't.

>>106103499
the elite want nothing more than to secure their position by getting rid of any upper middle class work

>>106103181 (OP)
some of these are stupid.
>telephone/switchboard operators
any of those that still exist are there because the company wants them to be human. PBX software to let you press a number and get your call routed is something that has been around 40 years now I'm guessing.
>travel clerks
>hosts and hostesses
>passenger attendants
>personal finance advisors
these are all jobs where the fact that it's a real person is the point. they're seen as luxuries. people with financial advisors want the human interaction or they'd just dump money in an investment fund.
i'll be most convinced when openai announced they've laid off half their workforce because chatgpt can now do the job.

>>106103380
>Maids
It's so over

>>106110609
Companies would hire voice actors for their ads, phone IVR systems, etc. With TTS becoming better, companies now just use AI slop as often as possible.
>>106105523
Does anyone whose role includes the word "Data" even do anything?

>>106104370
>Graphic designers
Last time I checked from 2023 to 2024 the number of employed graphic designers has increased, and this year it decreased by like 10%. Does not sound like they are jobless to me

>>106103380
Aren’t dishwashers literally machines? Like the box you put dishes in and it cleans them.

Hosts and Hostesses? Really? I won't be hosted by some fucking AI, I demand to see the manager!

>>106113846
Certainly sir. While you wait for the manager, feel free to peruse the menu.

>>106113855
I saw that shit a few times, but I didn't use it.

>>106113780
If the dishwasher (the machine) or the TI Speak & Spell were introduced today, they’d think it was AI that has achieved AGI (whatever that is).
Does’t matter how stupid you think people are, you’re over-estimating them.
I worked in an office for 35 years. It’s true that less than 20% of people churn out more than 80% of the useful work output.
So yes, 80% of almost all jobs could be replaced by *nothing* and we’d be in better shape.
Which is all they’re doing, since AI (as they understand it) isn’t even real.

>>106103181 (OP)
If the report was not intentionally misleading and gave anyone a benefit, it would be a corporate secret, wouldn’t it?

Pile into these jobs.

>>106103181 (OP)
Extreme cope.

>>106103181 (OP)
Thank LORD I went to hard sciences (not mathematic crap) instead of SWE

>>106107705
There are almost 4000 colleges in the US and its likely that those 3000 are being used for that purpose only. Very few museums have historians let alone in large enough number for it to matter.