Question

1 in 3 jobs will be replaced by robots or machines/ software by 2025. Believe it or Not?

Answer 1

believe it

Answer 2

Just being forced to pay $15 for burgher flippers will do it.

Answer 3

Nah, not in mixed company. Respect, inconvenient at times...

Answer 4

You can around me, I think it's all in fun.

=D

Answer 5

Thinking about robots and silicone dolls in Japan and deciding to not go there...

Answer 6

And "moving parts" too?

=D

Answer 7

I'll bet!!!

Answer 8

Oh and how I enjoy the later :-)

Answer 9

****, they've replaced tellers with ATMs, roboburger is right around the corner, you can buy movie tickets online or at a kiosk at the theater, and women have their battery operated boyfriends... Technology is marching on!!!

Answer 10

No they don't. Because we have the technology now which was theoretical years back means nothing has changed as much as you feel it has. Programming still uses algorithms as it did years ago I was an engineer not a technician as the tech's world has changed but not the design of the new toys. Basics always remain the same and base2 gives a lot of 0 & 1's. Big deal.. Because something gets bigger or faster or whatever just means the engineering problems have been overcome not that anything changed in the basics.

Answer 11

Far from it. The basics never go out of mode. You act as the laws of physics are now different or mathematics or game theory or flow patterns have changed they haven't. All advancements are based on what went before and you make a short sighted argument that what I learned isn't used, it is.

Answer 12

I've been to far more recent get over it.

Answer 13

I've been to them. Get over it.

Answer 14

They won't as cost ******** won't bear it up. **** what they taught is what you have today and what they are teaching now is what you will have 40 years from now. Don't ****** something til it is fact.

Answer 15

AI has been around for years and I was taught it in Engineering Management 40 years ago. Its nothing new. The desktop computer wiped out many management jobs. Scanners on documents and using specialized programs to find things has been around for approx 30 years. Machines still break down and components fry and pipes break and skilled people are still needed. English Lit degrees go down the tubes and a number of others as worthless to job skills. What else is new. Computers are a tool and that's all they are. If you put credence in that video then computers will eliminate you as you aren't needed literally. All the machines do is increase efficiency allowing a small number to produce the food and other things true but that efficiency gave the ability of others to be freed to do other things.

Answer 16

No it won't. Its a reaction to what you are putting on the system. Those who get skills and education will do fine. Your uneducated masses who are basically parasites are in a world of hurt. So don't get your hopes up.

Answer 17

believe it

Answer 18

I can believe it but I wonder how long we've got before machines rise up....

Answer 19

Truck drivers are on a short notice soon to be extinct. I predict the first car that can park itself will be called the _____ Valet, followed shortly by the first coast to coast robot 18 wheelers called the i-mack.

Answer 20

sounds right

Answer 21

As predicted in "The *** of Work" more or less. Yep, we'd better upgrade our education systems... and soon.

Answer 22

Well,the post office isn't doing as well as they use to.Cameras have taken over toll plazas on the expressways.Airline ticket takers have been replaced w/ self help and it is happening at some grocery stores.

Answer 23

We see that all the time and it is very bad. They are trying to replace cashiers for self-serve machines in several stores and supermarkets, but I never use them, I want to support jobs. Receiptionists are now answering computarized answering machines, the factories work with less people everyday, in some places computers drive trains, travel agencies are less and less everyday because people uses the internet, the list goes on and on.

Answer 24

I believe it.

Answer 25

At the rate the country is going ,it is possible!

Answer 26

And I hope mine is one of them. The thought of still working in my 70s does not appeal to me

Answer 27

I believe it.

Answer 28

But we need jobs to earn money to survive...I would like to be able to work until the last day of my life unless I become millionaire.

Answer 29

I know, I know, it was just wishful thinking

Answer 30

I can believe that.

Answer 31

I plan to buy a robot that will replace me. . .and pay my bills. . .and maybe give me a reach around. . . :-)

In short, by the time a robot can replace me, I'll be retired and. . .well. . .pretty much not giving a ****.

Answer 32

There's robots for that? LOL

Answer 33

But never fear, Illegal immigrants will always find work at the expense of taxpayers.

Answer 34

I see what you mean.

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