Do you think AI will advance to the point of taking over jobs(not in a robots take over the world way)

II be thinkin AI poses a real threat ta skilled workers yo. Historically, nuff thangs done been replaced by machines. This displaces workers fo' like some time tho typically they can adjust. But fuck dat shiznit yo, tha word on tha street is dat as we close tha gap mo' n' mo' over time, I fear dat adjustment may be mo' hard as fuck up in tha future. 

I think it’s possible but I don’t think that will genuinely happen. Maybe for a few years (when AI is still new and people are starting to see the effects it has on society), but I believe that eventually there’ll be laws passed where it’ll make AI unable to take up every available job (I have a lot more stronger opinions on AI taking over creative jobs like art; I genuinely don’t believe that’ll ever happen but hey maybe I’m jinxing it). Will it take up some jobs? I think so, since there’s promising tests already being done that show that robotic equipment (...is that AI?) can perform very precisely, making it very useful in surgery and other similar tasks. It’s not like I think all AI is evil so I don’t think it would be bad for it to “take up” (or, help out in) jobs like surgery! Heck, in a perfect world, I’d be fine with it taking up sweatshop factories as well so illegal workers wouldn’t have to be abused in poor working conditions but obviously a company would prefer paying 10 cents an hour to a working child than paying thousands of dollars for robots

AI is still obviously new right now so anyone’s prediction of it is pretty shaky since no one really knows the limits of a still-improving subject. However, I kinda see parallels between our predicament and people’s reactions to when the Industrial Revolution was happening (and to be fair...machines kinda did steal some jobs lmao) and if we can get through industrial Era, I’m sure society can handle incorporating AI within itself

Yes, and we're already there. Jobs for bloggers, writers, editors and proofreaders are beginning to become increasingly scarce as companies turn to AI for their content needs.

Depends on the job.  AI is already taking over journalism jobs, for example.

It quite literally already is. Many media and creative career markets are shrinking by the day because of AI taking over. One example? Those virtual assistants and phone operators. Those were once jobs for human beings and have since been taken over by AI and computer generated scripts.

AI is not a new technology. It's just evolving at a scarily fast rate.

i thnk its pretty close!!!!! idk wut 2 think tho!!

humans r pretty cewl but im also supr interested in seeing if ai wud be abl 2 create its own type of self reflective art n stuff

IDK maybe i went on a tangent LOL 

regular jobs being taken and unemployment is still supr scary tho like we need our jobs man

it is a big yes, considering what's been going on lately.

ai will definitely become able to replace humans and I wouldn't be surprised if they did, but I think no matter what there will always be a group of people who refuse to let it happen and keep ai out of their community. it could even be prevented by those people (for example, if companies are trying to use ai to make more money so people boycott those companies for it) 

it concerns me a lot how quickly ai is developing. I remember just 3 years ago ai sucked and all the images it made were completely incomprehensible. sometimes you were lucky to even find something that vaguely resembled your prompt. now it can actually generate almost perfect looking images. I can tell its ai from that weird ai vibe but if it weren't for that I would definitely think many were real. in just 3 years that happened!! I was even reading a thing online the other day, a thing said a few years ago by someone who said they worked with ai and were an expert on it, and they said ai would never become remotely as good as humans even after hundreds of years - it developed so fast that what experts thought would be impossible to do in hundreds of years happened in just a few. if in just a few years we can go from horrible images to nearly perfect images, what will it be like in 10, 20, 30 years from now? it's a bit interesting to think about.