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what to do when robots make food instead of farmers + replace all jobs?
nobody would need to work unless they want more development.
what would you do all day?
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so be an engineer to progress the development of robots, ok
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The technological singularity—also, simply, the singularity—is a hypothetical point in time at which technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible, resulting in unforeseeable changes to human civilization.
Robots repairing themselves and designing better versions until humans are no longer needed at all.
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Non of us will live in that world though likely
Depopulation.
idk probably be a sex slave for a robot master or somethin
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always knew you were a cuckhold
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Gotta earn those daily nutrient rations somehow
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haha
Maybe they already have lol.
look at ence, full of bots
I would install a defective chip through a vaccine to make them explode after activating the 5G towers kkkkkkkkk
Massive amounts of depopulation incoming in the next 50-100 years.
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With or without robots - there are anyway shit-ton of ppl on this planet and the numbers are growing rapidly year by year. Imagine in 50 years population on planet Earth..
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The population can be supported. By vertical farming and mining asteroids.
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Per capita Europeans consume way, way more resources and pollute way more as well. The EU is a net importer of food with some places being way worse than others.
The overpopulated third world country trope isn't completely accurate, many of these places are completely food sufficient and have low pollution rates per capita.
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Per capita dude.
And guess what? All that stuff from China and third world factory countries is for European consumption, and you guys STILL manage to be top polluters in your own countries. The US isn't any better, but at least I'm not sitting here pointing fingers even though the facts oppose me like you are.
Use some common sense dude. Do you think some dude living in a mud hut with a straw roof in some third world country is polluting a hundredth of what the average European does?
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I understand your point. But the problem is that they have no environmental conscience, and they literally are just breeding out of control lay garbage everywhere, im not in favour of murdering them or sterelize them through vaccines like this, but their over breeding is a definite problem
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Most third world countries aren't breeding out of control outside of maybe Africa. Even India (which seems to be the famous overpopulation example) has its population begin to decline well before the end of the century, and even now they're just above replacement level.
Africa may be out of control, but once again some guy living in a mud hut isn't gonna be a heavy polluter. Third world countries and China pollute making products for Europe/USA, and then we pollute heavily in our countries.
I'm not gonna point fingers when it's pretty objectively our fault.
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Dude what are u talking about, look at Bangladesh for example, they are breeding like rats. Not even talking about Pakistan and some other Asian countries..
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Bangladesh: 2.04 births per woman
Below replacement level = "breeding like rats"???
Can you do some basic fact checking before comparing people to rats?
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1950 - 37 M
2020 - 164 M
So in 70 years they got 127 M, so again, u are just retarded.
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Calling me names, but says "breeding like rats" in the present tense. And brings up data from 1950.
"they are breeding like rats"
You said they ARE breeding like rats currently, the current birth rate isn't even replacement level. Obviously, you're flat out wrong and can't handle it so you gotta bring up data from 1950 and start naming calling, pathetic. Admit you're wrong like a man.
Of course, they are doing now what the "superior" 1st world did 100 years before and is harvesting NOW.
Easy to yell at them when you have a good life because your ancestors did the same (but you conveniently ignore).
Yeah man, especially India, Pakistan, Bangladesh etc I mean Bangladesh is roughly same size as Serbia but has 160m population which is crazy..
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ok, hopefully you clap some cheeks in the meantime
own the robots
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YANG 2020 for mayor of NYC. Let’s secure the bag $1000 for all
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I'm honestly not sure how people defend landlords. It's the most braindead "job" known to man. Property values constantly go up because they rigged the market so no new affordable housing is built, and on top of that they get thousands of dollars per month in rent just for owning their investments which constantly grow in value.
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People just look at the structure of the economy and accept it as it is, and defend that status quo till death. It's honestly unreal how certain education systems can mold people's brains in a way that they are completely incapable of imagining any other system.
Landlords, at most, do a few minutes of vetting for their tenants. Then they just rake in thousands and thousands for literally nothing, like you said. Someone else mows the grass. Someone else fixes the pipes. Someone else repairs the roof. The landlord just pays those people with the money from the tenant. And if the landlord owns any substantial property, then they just pay a management company to pay all of those people for them. Pure leeches.
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I'd think they're useless even if the system wasn't rigged, but it's even worse than what you're describing. Zoning laws are in place in almost every developed country that prevents building new housing easily, it's especially bad in the US though. Since there's no new housing being built, the value of what's there is always going up.
Their "profession" would be slightly more tolerable if they had to consider any new developments being built and how that would affect their rents and property values. But, nope they're working in a protected market.
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Totally agree. That was partially my point even. Even in an extreme best case scenario, they literally do an hour or two of work, and then extort working class people for as much money as possible until the housing unit crumbles.
Of course when you add in the corruption and lobbying, it gets really fun :DDD
if you were a landlord you would not say that.
and if you say you wouldn't if you could then that is just a poor mentality. Either take what you can or get fucked like everyone else
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I probably would keep saying that even if I was a landlord. I'm perfectly willing to call out my own bullshit. Of course I'd still collect the checks at the end of the day because that's what this world's come to...
The corrupt NYT is gonna continue putting their hit pieces out on Yang, so it may not happen.
bots already replacing the job of csgo pro
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nt john green
Not all jobs, I'm afraid there are just some jobs robots will never be able to replace. Even then, the jobs robots do have, they are often assisted by humans anyway.
It is mostly mass production robotics are utilised.
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It's gonna be a while until every job is replaced by AI's and robots. I work with AI, not an expert though, and the current estimation is it'll pass human intelligence by the 2040's. I personally disagree with this, but I think it'll be better than a human at whatever specific task it's trained towards by then.
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Fair enough - that's a respectable estimation, friend. :)
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That's a good idea in Germany.
Psychologists are a dime a dozen in the US.
Been saying this for years. In the future there's gonna be a techie class (engineers, programmers, doctors (for the rich ofc), scientists, etc...), then an investor/corporate executive class above them, then the ruling class.
And there's of course gonna be overlap between these classes since tech workers have the most money in salary to invest.
alot of unemployed people and alot of people will be died
I woek as an electric maintainer so thats checked out
Robots already do a large part of farming.
Most physical labor jobs will be around for a while still. For sure in our life time. Jobs like lawyers where robots already are better than people are at reading contracts and shit like that will disappear for human beings. I could see doctors / surgeons working side by side with robots at some point.
It's probably the highest paying jobs, dentist, lawyer, surgeons ect that will go before the shit jobs.
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Senior legal positions will probably require a person for at least the next 20-30 years. Junior law positions are already on their way out.
read the stephen hawking interview. we are doomed
movie industry will boom for sure-there will be soooo many great movies coming out frequently it will be awesome.Lots of ppl will become actors,producers,book writer.Game devs,esports will soar-with that 3d artists will increase and music artists too.
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The working person has less and less income to spend on this kind of stuff. These industries at best will remain stagnant, and more realistically begin to contract. The idea that they'll expand is a good thought, but not realistic unfortunately.
replace old job positions with new jobs? We determine what jobs exist
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You should look up bullshit jobs and why they exist.
Since the pandemic started companies have already been rooting out inefficiencies (ie bullshit jobs). Most things are automated even now, and the idea that everyone will have a job will be laughable in 30-40 years.
you can have ur robot work for u
play cs all day.
nobody has to work.
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Well someone needs to maintain the cross-ocean underwater wires that keep the internet running lol. Assuming no one's computer breaks down or something.
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robots can do all of those
everyone would work with culture and sports. writing music, painting, football, e sport etc. only entertainment all day.
Energy is the limitation, not machinery.
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Dont forget minerals, metals rare earths etc.
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I believe that if we had infinite energy, we could manipulate those minerals at atomic level. Of course, after a shit ton of research.
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Well yeah, going outside earth theres lot of stuff to use but energy is always limited good point. But I think this AI/Robot thing will one day get to a point where like 50% are unable to work any job. Only lucky or exceptionally talented people have jobs and the rest are fucked. Then the percentage goes up until only a handful of oligarchs are left.
This can only work under communism or a socialist-capitalist system.
robot owners will be rich AF, will have everything
all the others will be dirt poor. Welcome to a dystopian world not unlike in Blade Runner, or in Gattaca/Brave New World maybe
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My prediction is there will be 3 classes with increasingly concentrated wealth.
The techie class which I estimate will be making (25,000 to 10,000,000+ USD annually adjusted for inflation). Ranging from basic coders that haven't been automated away to specialized research scientists with extremely rare knowledge on profitable corporate technology. An investor/corporate executive class (100k- billions if not trillions annually). And a ruling class with an unparalleled amount of money, power, and fame (100's of billions to trillions annually easily and/or an obscene amount of power).
Everyone else just scrapes by to survive.
The owners of the robots will do fine while the rest just starve out.
The owners of the robots will then wage brutal war over who gets most resources (with automated killer robots after killing all the normal people) until one is left, the "king of the hill".
And that's the end of humanity folks.
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I predict something more like #83.
Engineers still need to built these robots so they'll be around. And I can see salaries on engineers who have specialized skills increasing and run of the mill engineers' salaries decreasing.
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the hell is a run of the mill engineer?
All engineers are highly skilled and have transferrable skills.
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Give #83 a look.
In my prediction of the future even low paid workers are highly skilled because the market is so competitive.
I'm an engineer myself, so it's not like I'm unaware or unappreciative of the sheer amount of work and dedication it takes to even become a basic engineer. From my field, this is where the job market seems to be going imo.
you have to have people operating robots in order for robots to stay relevant
there's really no avoiding it
probably would require some sort of incentive based universal income for people
break the robot then learn how to repair them.
rinse and repeat so ez money no one will notice.
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