Do you think AI will replace your job in next 10 years?

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Piotr Obidowski · Accepted Answer

I think it definitely speed up my job. There are lots of things that are repetitive, and can be easily done by AI.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@johnberg I believe we as humans will evolve to survive with AI, but as far as AI on it's own goes, we're probably in for a massive surprise. We often underestimate what can be achieved in 10 years

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@olenabomko But the definition of extraordinary itself is changing. What used to be incomprehensible a while back, for example, the creation of LLMs by smaller teams without tons of data points, is all getting fast-tracked today. And if AI replaces the work of 90% of ordinary folks, I think we as a society will have to upgrade ourselves massive to be relevant enough in a few years so that we can enjoy a particular quality of life we might have gotten used to.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@jadsanaknaki Have you the work of air.ai?

SAK · Answer

No, with skills advancement and knowledge.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@rickon_turner, think about this. In 2013, no one was talking about AI. In 2016, a few started actively talking and in 2023, the world as we know it has AI all around. It's true that AI has a lot of miles to cover but given how the core infrastructure, the hardware and the processing capabilities are evolving, I believe we're in for a lot of surprises.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

Replace entirely may be a strong word, but replace substantially will likely happen. There is a saying that we often underestimate what can be achieved in 10 years. One thing is sure. AI will challenge us to the very core if we have to stay relevant.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@alex_gleen I see the following happening: 
👉 More people and fewer jobs lead to even more competition. 
👉 AI will keep on getting more and more advanced, and if quantum computing becomes real, all variables will go out for a toss.

With these two factors in consideration, AI will likely replace most repetitive tasks and what we believe as AI augmenting us today may mean something entirely different tomorrow.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@sandradjajic I am mentally bracing for a future where even community engagement happens with a person who looks and talks exactly like us. Look at what teams like air.ai are doing :)

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@muhammad_haneef2 Hahahahahah! the question is what can we do about that?

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@hamza_afzal_butt This is for sure interesting but what truly matters is the ration of jobs replaced against jobs created.

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@david_babins I love how you're hedging yourself against the effects of AI with investments. It's like saying, I'll put effort but just in case, my steps are not enough, I'll have money to chill :D

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Edward G · Answer

I think more jobs are replaceable than people expect or want to believe. It's more of a matter of choice - will business leadership choose to replace your job or just augment it with AI?

Vikram Aditya · Answer

@edward_g Believe it or not, founders and business people are really good at heart most of the times. It's the situation and circumstances we may not have heard of which push them to take extreme steps and when it comes to that, the choice will always be to save as much as possible.

Do you think AI will replace your job in next 10 years?

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