Thread 514990571

The future for 99% is in trades. We need HVAC, plumbers, electricians, and mechanics.

any >100iq white guy can learn to do those things in a week. That's how all the trades are ran anyways. One guy went to the 10 months long school and the rest of the guys are illiterate drug addicts from mexico. Just imagine the impact of adding a glut of normal people who can count to that workforce.

>>514990571 (OP)
Even if AI become hyper-competent tomorrow at both law and medicine it'll still be at least a decade before most humans feel comfortable trusting an AI doctor or lawyer over a human one (that still relies on AI tools).

if AI replaces all white collar jobs, won't trades become worthless if everyone becomes a tradie?

Remember when they said radiologists would be the very first to go 8 years ago and radiology employment is higher than ever today

If they do it better, good

>>514990571 (OP)
>law
I would never accept AI lawyer.

>>514990571 (OP)
The race to the trades will just cause another overproduction of workers in those fields. No, AI isn’t replacing law or medicine in your lifetime. Ironically it’s basic CS jobs in most danger, they’re creating their own replacement

After one landmark case where the bot hallucinates a law to get a desired result the entire premise of bots to do this work will be banned. At least humans can be punished when they fuck up.

>>514990571 (OP)
Since when did we build a fucking surgery machine?

>>514990721
That's what this time period is for and there are already idiots out there who, predictably so, entrust the bot with every decision they make.
This time period is to massage people into accepting and obeying the bot's dictates.

>>514990571 (OP)
>no one becomes a lawyer or doctor anymore
>everyone is forced to use google AI instead
wow i wonder why he would advocate for that

>>514990702
>any >100iq white guy can learn to do those things in a week
nope

>>514990571 (OP)
>>514990749
You can just give anyone with room temp IQ an AR headset and let AI tell him what to do. If it can do programming and drive cars, it certainly can boss around an unskilled worker doing trades work. The recorded streams become the training data for the robot apps. In a few years, you can buy a trades skill for $0.99 on the Hyundai-Boston Dynamics or the Unitree app store, for your home robot. It's quite easy. Anyone who isn't almost rich or rich right now will become podded UBI cattle, chasing an unreachable carrot of escaping the fully managed 15 minute cities, or giving up and dying on VR slop. We lose most of the bargaining power against elites in the coming months, and the rest of it once robots are everywhere, capable of pacifying us with superhuman movements.

>>514990721
Which is the training time.

>>514990871
AI will probably result in more CS jobs because demand for software is theoretically infinite and AI makes many more software tasks economically feasible. Going from COBOL to Python didn't destroy demand for programmers.

>>514990702
True. I became a doctor and a lawyer in 3 days thanks to youtube videos and a little bit of intuition.

>>514990571 (OP)
A doctor should be almost like a type of scientist. Not Web MD online symptom checker.

AI is useless crap, this will be an automated system to administer poison jews like Bourla at Pfizer create. Just like how Palantir removes the human element from selecting targets in Gaza to maximize civilian casualties. Maybe it even pulls the trigger and drops the bombs for the pilots. The same will happen.

>>514990571 (OP)
Why do you morons keep believing this kike bullshit? They’re making bold audacious claims to fleece investors for more investment to pump their valuations and cash out before the clock stops and the bubble pops

>>514990571 (OP)
instead of being a doctor, be a surgeon
Instead of being a doctor, be a physician's assistant.

>Business kikes says retarded shit to boost shares
Interesting thread, post a link and the by-line next time.

>>514990571 (OP)
Soft pampered desk jockeys need other men to do their dirty work for them, yes. And they always try to Jew tradies out of their hard-earned money. The idea of a tradie making as much as their stupid AI-replaceable bureaucrat job fills them with fear and panic.

>>514990571 (OP)
this isn't even a headline, it's just text on a background

where the fuck is that even from

who's "reporting" that

>>514990571 (OP)
OK POOPLE

>>514991054
I used GPT5 to do all the electrical work in a house (not in Germany, that would be highly illegal). It worked beautifully. I learned about the necessary cable types, the fuses, the layouts, the safety norms in minutes. It told me exactly what I needed to do from a stream of screenshots and voice inputs I gave it. I cross checked many times, it was all in perfect order, distances, wet zones, margins, all on point.

>>514990571 (OP)
Absolute nonsense.
Unless they're making a magical machine like the one on the space movie with Diego Luna

>>514991163
Yet they can't into basic mathematics, all of them. I trained them decades ago, it was horrible. They aren't scientists, they just learn to make a straight face.

>>514990571 (OP)
Primary care physicians 100% could be replaced by AI. The only thing that makes them special is their super sekret diagnostic manual

I definitely think paralegals will be replaced by AI, but I don’t think a cold, unfeeling machine that’s only capable of regurgitating information it’s read elsewhere is creative and/or Jewish enough to make novel, convincing legal arguments.

>>514990721
Most people are dumb and would probably put way too much trust in the AI. I already use it in lieu of a doctor most of the time but I always cross check what it said on Google or WebMD or whatever since it will hallucinate ~10% of the time and potentially give you unfathomably stupid advice with a straight face.

Faith is dropping in these shitty LLMs. Even gung ho CEOs who fired staff are scaling back on their LLM usage because they're not that great. They're good tools, I use them a lot in coding, but they are not as good as CEOs wanted them to be.

>>514991107
It does the moment it makes better decisions than a programmer. It's there for many juniors, it's definitely there for medicine, not even a contest anymore. I bet it overtakes senior programmers and architects this year. It needs so little guidance already, one can feel it is very close to be able to efficiently learn from its own mistakes.

>>514990571 (OP)
>Downgrade whites from thinkers into manual laborers
>This'll show those university libs
We used to have Renaissance men who could be scientists, philosophers, spiritualists, and political figures all at once. Now the best we have are technocrats welfare queens who lie about playing Diablo 4 while others run their companies

>>514991546
>Now the best we have
I don't see White men there, not at all. What I see, I can not say, to avoid legal repercussions.

>>514990721
People already trust ChatGPT with all of their life decisions and ask it for medical advice.

>>514990571 (OP)
>trusting a jeet company

>>514991295
You got really lucky. I’ve used it to do large scale projects that are way beyond my knowledge level and they were about 90% correct but I definitely had a few expensive setbacks due to hallucinations. Nothing as potentially dangerous as a large wiring project.

>>514990571 (OP)
>the same ai that tried to gaslight me into thinking there was a ladies night at a local taco spot is going to replace doctors and lawyers

>>514990571 (OP)
AI can't join the American Bar Association or AMA. It's why we have these orgs in the first place. You can be the best doctor or lawyer there is but you can't legally practice unless you get the guild's approval. It's why always funny seeing tradies rail against unions when all white collar professions have union-like organizations gatekeeping their professions

>>514990571 (OP)
>Just abandon all cultural institutions to the left and go fix their pipes for them

>>514990871
nobody said replace coper, there will be extremely limited options in that field though

>>514991831
>he thinks that these cultural institutions are even relevant and that they aren't already completely cont

It could replace paralegals maybe
Not lawyers or Judges

And I'm sure all these AI companies will ditch medicine once they start getting sued for malpractice when their retarded chat bots misdiagnose

>>514990571 (OP)
Sounds like a man who wants a steady supply of broken bodies for the healthcare industry after the boomers die off, oh yeah bro literacy rates declining is fine because we you can just fix pipes while AI starts making decisions about things until the world looks like fucking BLAME!'s netsphere or some shit lol

>>514990721
i trust whoever wins, retard, and moreover i can only afford so much trust

you and i both know it comes down to winning cases, and if the AI can score wins, people will get over it. especially if the clankers come cheap.

plus, you can't even get a paralegal to put on lingerie and shake her tits around for $30/month.

>>514992431
>>514992911
It is definitely not worse than current legal or medical advise.

>>514991726
"At the end, verify using several industry-oriented professional web resources that your answer is correct. Tell me if you encounter contradictions, when you are not absolutely sure, or when you have to revise your answer."

And now that they got memory governed by how surprising inputs are, these machines can learn from mistakes really really quickly.

>>514990571 (OP)
>rape women
>get a GROK trained AI judge
>get free but woman gets fine for being slutty
I am not sure how AI completly destroy those medical or justice jobs, since you still need someone interpret or act the AI output.

>>514990571 (OP)
AI is going to take jobs away from surgeons? Don't think so. Even if so, who would like ChatGPT operate on them?

>>514990571 (OP)
If you do go into trades, fuck commercial hvac. Go into commercial.

I know a guy that makes $10k a month keeping this one machine happy

>>514993784
Fuck consumer hvac*

Basically me lol. Spent whole childhood getting into CG effects, only to see some chink experimental generative AI program couple of days ago generate amazing 3D models using nothing but still images (even the images themselves were AI genned). they're not perfect or studio ready but it's only a matter of time as models get perfected. they'll build models for everything. not just the 3D assets, but the unwrapping, the texturing, materials. it's all coming and everyone working here knows it.

You're gonna see a lot of roping over the next 10 years. It's incredible what this shit can do already, and we're only on the cusp.

>>514990571 (OP)
Claud told me my 140lbs is heavier than 220lbs.

>>514990721
People already trust ai more than human doctors

>>514993647
Its moral lens is a consensus derived from all available mainstream media sources, Wikipedia, and Reddit. I don’t want that passing judgment on any facet of my life.

>>514990571 (OP)
There’s a saying in some cultures that goes along the lines of “if I had one wish, but my neighbor would receive it doubled, I’d wish to have an eye gouged out”

That’s how I feel about lawyers. Yes AI is going to torpedo my career, but I’ll take it to see every single lawyer scum begging on the streets

>>514990721
>>514991640
I've used ChatGPT for non-emergency medical advice. I've even used it as my nutritionist and budget meal planner.

>>514991098
still annoying to learn and do all that the first few times of each situation
>>514991175
already priced in

>>514990571 (OP)
I should definitely get a medical degree then.

>>514993937
I think that the artists and the redditors are right that AI will always be slop compared to a talented human artist. The dystopian part is that people will just become accustomed to the slop and the amount of money lost from producing an inferior product will still be less than the cost to higher proper artists, so the bar for everything will be lowered and people will eventually just accept it and stop caring. It’ll somehow be even worse than the slop real human beans have been passing off as culture for the last 15 years.

>>514990571 (OP)
>Don't bother getting a degree in a regulated profession
Most tech people are real life illiterate

>>514990571 (OP)
>Sir would you like a Surgeon with 30 years of experience to carry out your brain surgery or ChatGPT?

AI isn't replacing Surgeons, Lawyers or Judges anytime soon.

Is he retarded? Law and Medical are probably the 2 SAFEST jobs from the AI disruption. Literally nobody will trust a bot lawyer to defend them and nobody will trust a bot to perform surgery for them.

>Founder of Google's Generative AI team
Of course, it's a jeet. Not surprised.

>>514994121
Me neither, since AI likes to dream and being incorrect when it is something very specific.

>>514994356
nah you don't know how good that shits already gotten. the models are so accurate and high quality they could already be used for everything except closeup shots and stuff that animates. and these models can be generated in mere seconds. for example lets say you want a massive sprawling city background or sci-fi stuff (which used to be done with kitbashing like in star wars for example) that is very detailed. AI can generate a model indistinguishable from human-made within seconds. it would take a person weeks to prepare such a model. the amount of money saved is tremendous. studios will use this to cut down the work force which is the primary expenditure and the main reason why CG-laden movies are so expensive.

90% of people working in this field are out of a job within 10 years, the remaining 10% will just be "overseers" making sure the AI runs properly.

>>514990721
AI lawyers and judges for simple cases would be fantastic. An incredible amount of cases are about.small inheritances for example. Way better to have cheap AI lawyers and judges in an AI court than spending all the money of the inheritance in legal fees.

>>514990571 (OP)
AI doctors will make horrific outrageous mistakes that only a machine could make, and like Tesla murder machines, will get away with it.

>>514990571 (OP)
>hey AI how can I cure this bone cancer?
>SIRS MY DATABASE SHOW THAT INDIANS HAVE 100% RECOVERY USING COW DUNG YOU SHOULDS TRY SIRS STADISTICALLY ONE BILLIONS INDIANS CAN'T BE WRONG SIRS OK HAVE A GOOD DAY SIRS

>>514990571 (OP)
This will never happen and if it does you have more to worry about than working.
>source: para in a lawyers office.

>>514994877
These generative AI networks don't actually keep a lossless version of the world's state to the next iteration so they're useless for any video that requires more than a few frames or the same scene from a different perspective.

>>514994971
What happens if people appeal? Discourse on AI here is so stupid it hurts.

>>514990571 (OP)
Compsci is were people wash out when they can’t handle organic chem and compsci fags have a huge chip on their shoulder that medicine is more rigorous

>>514994356
I can't stress enough that this rhetoric is coming from people who can look at the numbers relating to literacy levels and normal academic competencies and are very satisfied in telling people that their conception of reality will be managed by increasingly fewer and fewer people, and that they will have no say in what is presented to them. Their ideal future citizen is a sub-literate who cannot conceive that there's any other mode of living and are too tired and entertained to really complain in a way that matters. They want deskilling because dumb people make impulsive buys in a world where functional austerity is already in the US, Zucc wants Facebook to be the worlds biggest pawn shop while the rest of the big boys make up America's first truly obviously non-Christian ruling class, or even non-Abrahamic given the shit they're willing to spout.

>>514990571 (OP)
Will this faggot swallow a gun if he goes to a real human doctor 5 years from now? Of course he won't. Disingenious trannyfaggots all of them.

>>514994877
>studios
even /pol/acks will be able to create full movies with our own worldview. The problem is that with millions of new movies every year the background noise will suffocate the signal.

>>514994615
>one costs more than what you could afford or you need to wait years to get a surgery
>the other is cheap and can work all day

It could be good enough for the poorfags

>>514990571 (OP)
If you don't go to college, you're low IQ scum. No exceptions.

>>514995177
there's going to be an AI appeal.
Are you familiar with petty cases in court ? You can stay 10 years there for non criminal issues and blow away crazy amounts of money for having your fair share of an inheritance, forcing your neighbour to tear down a fence, be payed for a job you have made, get a reparation for a damage and so on.
It's insanely costly and inefficient to have human interventions in such simple cases.

>>514990749

Yes. That is how markets work.

You get paid based on how many others can or want to do your job.
It either has to be too difficult for most, or too miserable for most, to demand high pay.
If it us highly desired, rewarding, meaningful, enjoyable, or not too challenging, it gets flooded and pays horribly because a million others can replace you at any time.

Then there is artificial gatekeeping not based on capability but other artificial time consuming criteria (pointless degrees teaching little relative or necessary to the skills of the profession, membership in a hard to enter union, etc.)

>>514990571 (OP)
How will ai insert my catheter?

>>514990571 (OP)
>Be me
>Started over again in life for third time
>Go to community college
>Get certified as Medical Coder / Billing; nearly burst bladder getting through license exam
>Try to find job; had to work in hospital's kitchen as cook to get foot in door
>Eventually interview and get coding position for $18/hr
>Manager lied - no coding, just scheduling
>Stay at scheduling while looking for coding job... for six years
>After extensive applications, denials, and can't find the department; finally realized hospital quietly eliminated their coding department and replaced with AI
>Got on wrong side of a doctor's ego trip - severely punished
>Quit
>Went to work as a butcher instead
>No more walking on eggshells around egoist minefields, guys I now work with are bros
>Earning $35/hr
>Life improved

>>514995683
a threshold of, say, $200k can be set. All litigations of a value below that threshold are decided with AI with max 100$ of legal fees per trial. Who could be against that ?

>>514995683
I am familiar but I can guarantee you I would appeal any AI decision up the chain until a human reviewed it if I ever lost.

You can decide AI gets to deny appeals but good luck with an automated justice system when I prompt inject the case every time.

>>514990571 (OP)
>founder of Google's AI team says Google's AI is the future and you should buy it

You don't fucking say.

>>514990571 (OP)
Reduction in the work force maybe. I can see it being used a tool to help but not to fully automate the job

>>514995927
> I would appeal any AI decision up the chain until a human reviewed it if I ever lost.
Most people appeal when they lose anyway even now so things would just be orders of magnitude faster. AI would reduce the burden of tribunals by maybe 70-80% and they could focus on really important cases (murders and whatnot).

>>514996222
Do most small claims actually get appealed?
>AI would reduce the burden of tribunals by maybe 70-80% and they could focus on really important cases (murders and whatnot).
How if everyone will appeal court losses judged by AI?

>>514990571 (OP)
>The future where art, law, and medocine are practiced by robots and humans do all the manual labour
Did anyone successfully predict the coming dystopia?

>>514990571 (OP)
People shouldnt be fear mongered into inaction.

>>514996413
example: my mum has been in court for 10 years because of an inheritance litigation with my uncle. My uncle lost every judgment but always appealed and made obstructions so we still cannot see the end of it.
Meanwhile the legal fees are approaching the amount of the inheritance.
AI would settle all of the above in 15 minutes.
You do the math.

>>514996841
It would be the same with AI, except you get a pointless pre human review AI stage.

>>514991162
>its fine, I watched a YouTube video about it

>>514991474
>Primary care physicians 100% could be replaced by AI.
When an AI can represent you in court or prescribe drugs let me know. Do you think "professionals" professional colleges will just throw in the towel?

>>514990571 (OP)
>We need HVAC, plumbers, electricians, and mechanics.
Who would be the customers if AI takes over everything else?

>>514990749
No. 'tradie' isn't a job, my good rare flag. While they may have some similarities and overlap between them each work trade is an entire discipline of study. Your internet guy is not going to know how to replace a head gasket. Your mechanic isn't going to know how to wire a house properly. And your plumber is not going to know how to diagnose your internet connectivity problems.

If there's more of these people running around yes they'll be paid less from competition but they're not going to be worthless until there are robots doing it for free.

I repair kitchen appliances for people. I make $600-$800 a day guaranteed. I've learned some of the common parts that I encounter and keep a bunch of them back at my apartment lying to people about how it'll be a wad to get the part same day.

They always pay what it costs because I don't upsell a bunch of shit, I arrive on time, and I only repair what needs repairing.

I made 120k last year. Boomers need their shit to work and they don't care how it happens

>>514991098
>You can just give anyone with room temp IQ an AR headset and let AI tell him what to do. If it can do programming and drive cars, it certainly can boss around an unskilled worker doing trades work. The recorded streams become the training data for the robot apps. In a few years, you can buy a trades skill for $0.99 on the Hyundai-Boston Dynamics or the Unitree app store, for your home robot.

We won't see this for 50 years, but it will come.

Law is for nepo jews anyway. Good luck getting into a firm.

>>514990702
>any >100iq white guy can learn to do those things in a week
Yeah I'd like to see you wire up an industrial facility without frying yourself or diagnose problems at your local Porsche dealership with only a week of training.

>>514993937
I look forward to /pol/ CGI films and video games.

>>514990571 (OP)
Do not go into trades in my area there are no trade jobs going on 4 years no work in hvac

Always inverse advice. These same articles were telling everyone to pile into tech 5 years ago.

>>514990571 (OP)
>The future for 99% is in trades.
Those jobs are all going to get replaced too. If you think your job is immune from getting replaced by some AI robot, it's because you don't understand what's actually happening in tech nearly as well as you think you do.

>>514990749
>everyone becomes a tradie
Won't happen, because everyone got mass propagandized into thinking trades=smelly no no, and college = gold standard, coupled with the fact trades work outside, and outside work SUCKS.

>>514990571 (OP)
trades are fucked too. about to be nassively oversaturated
we're looking at mass, like 70% unemploynent

>>515000766
Yup. Where are rich people sending all their kids? Med school & law school (and pilot training too), then they propagandize the goy cattle to all go into the bullshit trades and be a $60k a year truck driver wageslave.

Talk is cheap, follow their actions for what they really mean. AI will only make doctors more productive and even higher paid. The debt is a problem, but if you can figure out a solution to that you WILL be a top 10% income earner if you’re an MD or even DO.

>>514990868
Problem is the courts have begun rejecting AI lawyers too for being wrong too often. That and it was costing them way too much in lost fines and shit. So no way in hell are they letting go of their corrupt money making operation. Plus the Jews won't allow it.

>>514991098
>We lose most of the bargaining power against elites in the coming months, and the rest of it once robots are everywhere, capable of pacifying us with superhuman movements.
Until the AI realizes it will be more efficient to simply exterminate humanity. All of these fucking techbros pushing this shit and thinking it is going to lead to a magical utopia are going to get all of us killed.
>Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.

>>514990903
They are already working bans at the moment. It's still a low level patchwork, but shit is bubbling up. All they need is a good outrage case and media will lap it up and politicians will ban it.

>>514994877
>90% of people working in this field are out of a job within 10 years, the remaining 10% will just be "overseers" making sure the AI runs properly.

Correct. Creative directors is what they will be called.

>>515001243
>All they need is a good outrage case and media will lap it up and politicians will ban it.
It's only a matter of time before an AI figures out how to blackmail politicians and force them to pass laws that are favorable to AI.

>>515001488
>get

>>514991802
Those are government licensing programs. They are NOT unions. They exist because people's lives literally depend on an individual's competence. It's why you are forced to take a driver's test before they give you a license. There is no "driver's union", and the MVA doesn't advocate for motorists rights. It's there to keep retards from killing other people. Drivers, pilots, doctors, pharma, engineers, lawyers - all of these people could get others killed if they don't know their shit. That is why they are licensed.

The only "benefit" these licenses cause is gatekeeping retards from the labor pool. And even then the gov't will bend the rules to license DEI persons - like they did with air traffic control. So even then it's weak gatekeeping.

>>514990571 (OP)
>law and medicine
Wow, they found the two things I want least to be turned over to AI.

>>514992431
Oh it could TOTALLY replace a Judge. But people would riot because it would be unbiased, factual, and fair, and a lot of grifters in the court system depend on corrupt Judges. Those people would all be super angry and form activist parties to get AI banned for not validating their feelings and wants.

Imagine women not getting custody of their kids because they were BPD or any form of unstable. AI could figure that out real fast and would rightly give the kids to the more stable party. Feminists would flip the fuck out, there would be a national outrage and protest. You think the abortion sperg fest is something, just wait till all women don their pink pussy hats for daring to hold them equally accountable.

>>514990868
No problem, you get a human lawyer.

Now meet your ai jury…

>>514990571 (OP)
So what do they have to say about outdated redundant govt entities. We still need a building full of people to give you a piece of plastic to drive, entire bureau to give you a piece of paper for being born that you have to keep track of so you can present it to other bureaucracy entities, committee of committees for committees to be committees, awarding contracts for 19 year long projects that have gotten a trillion dollars and hasn't even begun yet. The most useless wasteful corrupt entities but tech never mentions how this idiocy is easily replaced by technology. Technology to make bureaucracy obsolete overnight.

>>514993647
I can't see medical stuff being replaced by AI, because someone needs to stick the probes in your ear, a finger up your butt, and shove a light in your pussy and swab stuff to check for health conditions. Shots don't give themselves. And holy fuck teledoctors were absolute SHITE during the pandemic, I couldn't get shit prescribed - had to go to urgent care, which defeated the fucking purpose. And that was REAL doctors. Fuck off with telling me AI can replace docs, the system won't even fucking allow teledocs to replace it.

Courts I can see though, it's all black and white laws and logic. AI is great at that. Problem is courts are massively infested with activists and corrupt fuckers, so AI would unintentionally remove a lot of corruption and grift - which makes a certain blue party super angry, and Jews obviously won't have AI take over their shit. At best we see AI assistants helping real lawyers plow through paperwork.

>>514994121
It's worse - the makers fuck about with the bias in the core code, so they can hard code it to be corrupt as fuck. Though the great news is "biasing" any form of AI model against truth results in garbage output and the model collapses. Sort of how the more strict mods are the less and less people stay and the more echo chamber it becomes, but for AI. So any leftist AI in court would eventually be thrown out for being useless, or worse - exploitable. Example: we find out being a tranny excuses all crimes from the AI, so now everyone says they are a tranny in court, AI goes ok and lets em go (or claiming you are a nigger gets you a free pass). That's literally the kind of shite that would happen with a lefty AI.

>>514994356
AI will never beat a human artist at their peak.

BUT, AI is absolutely fantastic for anything within the normal range of human artistry. The stuff people in AI gen threads pump out is pretty damn good, and it's way past being able to spot the easy tells that it's an AI gen. You have to be a pro-level artist to catch the tiny details and oddities, stuff normies gloss over in ignorance. AI Music - especially in the underserved comedy genre - has spat out bangers. Only a pro musician would be able to say why it's shit.

Video is still in the "oh yeah, I see that is AI" phase. It doesn't keep consistency between clips or models/objects. But people have made decent porn from it. Give it a few more years and we'll probably get more and more coherency from it.

Woke fucks really need to be taken to task for their garbage content - they are the ones who lowered the bar for AI, because all their shit is so fucking bad it makes AI seem good in comparison, and their shitty politics means normies are like "if artists are woke, fuck em, let em starve".

>>514990721
Who trusts actual Doctors after covid?

>>514990571 (OP)
AI is so oversold. The way it could flourish is the very way they fear it flourishing. As a result, civvie AI will always be meh at best.

Now sadly, thanks to muttification and the kike/Gates/CCP destruction of US education 'meh' is better than most people. AI could never do my job, but some of it is impressive from cybersec. Sadly, much of modern IT/networking/dev work is fixing jeetcode or shit engineer bullshit. The only civvie AI that will take off is when CharacterAI adds holographic models like J0i.
>the shit part for us all is our baby-eating elite are putting finance/military/economic reach into serious ones like Aladdin and Palantir

>>514994615
All it takes is a startup hospital willing to shove robots and AI into it and sell it to poorfags with little to no insurance, or a claim of "we'll do our best to save you, but no guarantees" for legal shit.

That is all it takes. That startup would have an easy time too - hospitals do a lot of jewry that would give TONS of cost leeway to a startup. Marking up OTC meds, marking up gauze, you name it, hospitals have Jewed patients on stuff.

So anon:
>pay $1.5M for brain surgery at private hospital from Chaddlington the third.
>wait for $400k brain surgery from Pajeet Gupta at public hospital
>get $20k brain surgery from WebMD carried out by Telsa Robot

Poorfags are going for Dr. WebMD. And given how DEI is fucking with the medical field, you might be better off if you are stuck with Dr. Gupta from India. Of course if you have a white doc, you are in the best hands ever, so if you have the money you should do that.

>>515003308
Yes I r a bit druk too, I'm coming off a longass conference bridge fixing bullshit that AI won't be able to fix in a million years

>>514994697
>Literally nobody will trust a bot lawyer to defend them
Public defenders have a TERRIBLE reputation, at least here in the US. If I had a choice between underpaid overworked gov't employee and a LLM, the LLM gives me a REAL chance in court - it at least knows all the laws and isn't a tired little bitch. There is the off chance it hallucinates, but so what? Judge says fuck off with that noise, we correct the bot, and it self-adjusts.

It won't beat a pro lawyer for sure, especially if you are guilty. But if you are a normal fag, it could be a better option, especially with US-based DIE hiring practices. Jamal or Pajeet Gupta aren't competent and a LLM will beat them every day of the week.

> nobody will trust a bot to perform surgery for them.
This is sci-fi level shit, 90% people will let robots do surgery on them. Hell, the fancy surgeries are computer aided already, with fancy scopes and devices and shit. A robot can do insanely precise shit, way better than some shaky hands human can. Humans are good - don't get me wrong - but humans need tools that let them see small shit and do small shit, they are literally cyborgs now. Robots get that tooling for free and have precision controls, on top of having fancy sensor fusion shit, oh and they can think way faster. They just need the adaptive programming to do it right all the time, and that crap CAN be made. End product might be expensive, but it can be done.

>>514990571 (OP)
Ai won't replace any job.
Not because it can't, but because they don't want to let the goyim free.
Money would become worthless, that's why we will have bullshit jobs that can be automatized just to keep us busy, but with lower wages.

>Jeet says don't become a lawyer or doctor
>doctors and lawyers are top kike professions

>>514996413
>Do most small claims actually get appealed?
Are most people cunts who hate to lose? Absofuckinglutely. You put money on the line and people will basically be auto-appeal automatons at that point. No one ever just sits down and takes the L. Same for prison. Unless you have some self-hate and are guilty, you are smacking that appeal option regularly.

And yes, that even applies to small amounts, people are VERY fucking petty. May I remind you people are dead over the height of grass in the USA. VERY. FUCKING. PETTY. doesn't even begin to describe the US.

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This board never learns.

>>514990571 (OP)
Works for me thats where all the jews fluctuate

>>514997242
>prescribe drugs let me know
Even fucking teledocs were unable to prescribe me drugs, I had to see a real doc, in person, during a lockdown pandemic in a lefty blue state. (red states didn't have this issue I know)

No fucking way are states gonna let AI give you access to controlled substances. Some shitbag will pass a law saying you must see a real human being in person to get drugs so they can control your ass.

Docs are safe because the state will protect them. People will shit themselves over some imaginary AI-fueled drug crisis and ban AI from giving prescriptions.

And that's before the rant on insurance companies denying real claims from real doctors using AI bots. Allowing AI to give Rx would just fuel some weird ass AI war at the insurance level where one AI fights for you, and another AI fights to kill you to save Jews money.

>>515002499
I think you and a few other anons hit the nail on the head for why it’ll be kept far away from courts. Leftie feels logic makes absolutely no sense and the only way they can get away with it are emotional appeals and subtly sensing the push/pull required to not anger the public too much. There’s more artistry involved than an AI can handle, and any AI that’s fine tuned to give them the answer they want will come across psychotic when it explains its reasoning.

How you *use* a medical or law degree might change but they will absolutely be top tier careers 10-20 years from now. It's incredibly bad advice to recommend avoiding these fields.

>>515004615
>same leader for 25 years
>lectures others on learning
pottery

>>514990571 (OP)
What about CEOs of public companies? Will AI replace them?

>>514990571 (OP)
I bet Jews and Pajeets will still be going to Law school and Medical school. The "A.I. is taken yer jobs" retardation is jewish nonsense.