AI is on the verge of blowing the absolute fuck out of girl jobs and affirmative action jobs. Most of these jobs are already bordering on make work pretend jobs.

As well, AI could make a huge dent in the budget deficit and 80% of the federal workforce could be fired within the next 10 years but they're not going to do it. Most of the federal budget is payroll costs.

>>508134998 (OP)
1. It's never going to happen, it's 100% energetically unsustainable.
2. I'd much rather keep girl jobs for the next 10000 years than have every single aspect of my life be completely under the control of a clique of tech jews and jeets.

flaw reasoning
AI is unstoppable
things will fall by their own weight
you should be doing something more productive with your time, like finding an AI-proof jobs, or thinking about what kind of AIgf you're going to get

any women that lose their jobs to AI are going to get free gibs, while men that build the AI are going to get taxed and demonized
They already did this shit where you can get free money, but only if you meet certain gender/racial criteria (are a woman, or aren't white)

>>508134998 (OP)
>do nothing about AI
>First possibility It takes over leading us to such productivity UBI is possible
>Second possibility it ruins everything maybe even killing everyone
>Ban all AI
>First possibility China or some other country cracks it avoiding or ignore the bans they get so much wealth and power you are fucked.
>Second possibility China or some other country cracks it and it ruins everything but its so smart no human can stop it so everyone dies/loss massive quality of life anyways.
So considering these whats the best thing to do? think a little anon its obvious.

>>508135381
I've been seeing people say start your own AI proof business. The problem with this is, people that get kicked out of the workforce by AI, are going to do the same. And you're suddenly competing against 10x more small businesses starting up with their parent's money because boomers are rich. And the people in make work jobs tend to come from privileged backgrounds.

>>508135666
Ban computer chips worldwide. Every chip should be treated the same way as enriched uranium.

>>508135801
exactly
this is just a basic "emergency plan" to enter the transition period towards the AI-powered economy
every single business is going to be affected, either by AI, or by the huge increase in competitors
but if you run a human-based, or an AI-friendly business, you have a better chance to "hang in there" until the whole economic system re-structures itself, which could take half a decade at least
2030-2040 is going to be the wildest decade in human history

>>508136545
Yep, and they're going to specifically come for AI proof jobs after being sour about losing their career to AI. Your work has to be something that someone with a generic bachelor's degree can't just transfer to, and it can't be low skill either because of a flood of desperate labourers.

>we have invested trillions in AI
>here is a clerk machine and a talking search engine machine, gib mony

>>508137369
precisely
or, even of it sounds jewish, a job that hires low-skill workers, because despite of the influx of competitors you might be able to grow and fight
the construction sector, for example
but like I said, it's all too unpredictable
this is a good time to be very nimble, mobile, able to adapt to whatever it may come
if you have the means to do a proper prepping, do that, but this is about building a self-sustainable fortress
if you can't do that, then do the complete opposite
get ready to ride the change as organically as possible

>>508137812
In the early phases of the AI collapse, there will be a lot of demand for established, low cost small businesses. Below $10 million in value.

What you do for now, is build your business as much as you can. And then sell it to a trust fund baby coming out of college with no job opportunities, and no kind of prospects for work in the future. There's going to be a great clamour for small businesses. It won't be that long before those markets gets flooded with competition and their profits are a penny on the dollar.

For example, say you have a gas station. You have half a million dollars in it, or a million depending. 5-10 years from now, that gas station will be worth multi millions of dollars. Say you get out with 5 million dollars 5 years from now. You could live comfortably off the dividends of that much money for the rest of your life.

>>508138465
To add, within the next 5-10 years, entry level white collar jobs will be almost non existent.

>>508138465
that could be a good strategy, yes
>In the early phases of the AI collapse
the thing is, we've never seen a change this big happen this fast, so we're not used to the time-frame itself
this is a very abstract concept, which is hard to put into words
think of electricity, the internet, or smartphones, these are things changed society with huge repercussions, social and economic
AI is like these 3 things combined, but with the potential to evolve and standardize way more rapidly
now, for this, a few things need to happen first:
1- we need better hardware, so AI chipsets, or AIPUs will be a decisive factor, this could take a year or several, but imo we will have them before 2030
2- we need to see the first wave of AI products, the "AI alexa", one in every home, which could be deployed in many different ways, maybe as an OS, maybe as a clould service, maybe as a stand-alone device, it's hard to say how, but this will happen shortly after #1 is achieved
and then we're off to the races
that's when all industries will be able to fully automatize very fast
so 1 and 2 should be here by 2030, and if so, full industry AI automation should be reached around 2035
so that "early phases of the AI collapse" is super fast, compared to changes like the implementation of the electric grid, but also a decade long, which is a long time for us as individuals
what's certain is that 2040 is very possibly going to be a very different world

plz dont post brat
thank you for your compli/a/nce

>>508140308
Can a individual even do anything to prepare? My only ideas are to try to get income thats separate from wage and just asset based but im not even sure that will work.

>>508140936
First you need to realise you are on a snking ship with not enough life rafts for everybody. It's only a matter of time until you are replaced by AI if you work an area that could be done by sophisticated in the near future.

The first ones off the ships will be better off. The last ones off the ship will be the most fucked. Since you're drawing a wage you want to start transitioning to where you're making an income without a wage. Like transitioning your career to consultancy work if possible. Your livelihood will then be in your hands instead of a firing manager and you will have a head start over everyone else in your expertise transitioning to consultancy after being laid off.

>>508140936
I think it highly depends on your personal situation, because the overall change is too unpredictable
if you're rich, bunker and diversify, all the usual /biz/ advice, stocks, bonds, crypto, gold, assets, land, AI-proof business, AI-friendly businesses, self-sustainability
and if you're poor, get in shape, start using AI as much as possible, AI-operator could be possible future high-demand job, no coding, just being "good with computers" should suffice, and look into trades, specially those that require licensing and special training, but like we've been talking about, everything is going to get affected
if you're a plumber or have a plumbing business you will do great at first, sure, but a few years later there's going to 10 times more plumbers, and your rates will drop considerably
the best way you can prepare for this, is to be aware of what's happening, all of it, monitor it closely, and maybe that will give you an edge in terms of problem-solving and decision-making
beyond that, it's rock&roll

>>508142027
>First you need to realise you are on a snking ship with not enough life rafts for everybody.
>The first ones off the ships will be better off. The last ones off the ship will be the most fucked.
it truly boils down to this, and banking on your own talent/skills
you could end up rich, running several business, or living on a semi self-sustainable piece of land
or maybe we'll actually get some kind of UBI, and get ot be poor but relatively free, shitposting like retards while humanity changes into something else

>>508142027
>Your livelihood will then be in your hands instead of a firing manager and you will have a head start over everyone else in your expertise transitioning to consultancy after being laid off.
Thank you direct to customer or b2b is the best type of income for this type of time.
>>508142128
>and if you're poor, get in shape, start using AI as much as possible, AI-operator could be possible future high-demand job, no coding, just being "good with computers" should suffice, and look into trades, specially those that require licensing and special training,
Welp thats mostly what i will plan to do then Agressive saving and investing with little income. Whatever is AI assist will grow a lot in value at first right? i mean it will drop hard as consumers lose purchasing power from no wages but during the first phase i think its my plan.
What about after that? just sell not at the bottom and pray you have enough cash to get though the complete shit phase?
>>508142623
>or maybe we'll actually get some kind of UBI,
I can hope for this generally congress has acted when unemployment hits about 14% but its usually very late

>>508142924
>Whatever is AI assist will grow a lot in value at first right?
it "should", specially hardware
>What about after that?
that's the wildest card
I truly can't even guess
the world could adapt and reorganize very rapidly, achieving some kind of comfy AI-homeostasis, or turn into some kind of nightmarish techno-weimar chaos that could last 10 years or a 100
no fucking idea, sempai

>>508135356
> 100% energetically unsustainable.
When you compare it to the human labor required to do the same thing you're usually greener with the AI.

Take this shitty picture I drew the other day for example. It took me about an hour on a regular PC that's probably using a few hundred Watts. Had I run a local Stable Diffusion model to do this shit, it'd have spiked to 700W as every component overclocks itself to shit but only for 2 to 5 seconds so in the end I wasted half a kWh fucking around for no reason.

chatGPT needs more energy than google for a simple search but way less than you do to write an email or read a PDF.