BREAKING
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) May 3, 2025
For the first time in history, a naval drone has shot down a fighter jet
A Ukrainian naval drone (USV) armed with R-73 air defense missiles shot down a Russian Su-30 fighter jet just off the Russian coast
Ukraine’s new air defense naval drones are hunting Russian jets pic.twitter.com/QqOml8pQlM
The future automation of the workforce
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1) Mark Zuckerberg doubled down, saying on a podcast that in just 12-18 months, AI will write most of Meta's code—potentially better than top engineers.
— Mark Gadala-Maria (@markgadala) May 2, 2025
"Most of the code... will be written by AI." The tech job market is shifting fast.pic.twitter.com/g1sUXGuWYd
3) Companies are already acting.
— Mark Gadala-Maria (@markgadala) May 2, 2025
Duolingo announced they're going "AI-first," replacing contractors with AI for content creation.
Their CEO said they're scaling faster than ever—launching 150 new courses in a year, something that used to take 12 years.https://t.co/Vvf1F2GDLJ
5) McKinsey's 2025 AI report projects 170 million new jobs by 2030, but only for those who adapt.
— Mark Gadala-Maria (@markgadala) May 2, 2025
Jobs like accounting and paralegal work are already being automated.
Meanwhile, tech job growth is expected to hit 7.1 million by 2034, per CompTIA.pic.twitter.com/VW41VANWA0
cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Humanoid robot goes off during training 😳 pic.twitter.com/rwPO9CCpaD
— internet hall of fame (@InternetH0F) May 3, 2025
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard
Assassin said:Humanoid robot goes off during training 😳 pic.twitter.com/rwPO9CCpaD
— internet hall of fame (@InternetH0F) May 3, 2025
Nightmare fuel
JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China opens the world's first AI hospital with 14 artificial intelligence doctors. pic.twitter.com/JZsavX9sIt
— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) May 3, 2025
Those would be a dream job for a pro hacker.boognish_bear said:BREAKING
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) May 3, 2025
For the first time in history, a naval drone has shot down a fighter jet
A Ukrainian naval drone (USV) armed with R-73 air defense missiles shot down a Russian Su-30 fighter jet just off the Russian coast
Ukraine’s new air defense naval drones are hunting Russian jets pic.twitter.com/QqOml8pQlM
Droid must be about 2 years old!Assassin said:Humanoid robot goes off during training 😳 pic.twitter.com/rwPO9CCpaD
— internet hall of fame (@InternetH0F) May 3, 2025
This came out about a year ago. Would love to see how its going today, how many treatments they made vs screwed up, etcboognish_bear said:JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China opens the world's first AI hospital with 14 artificial intelligence doctors. pic.twitter.com/JZsavX9sIt
— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) May 3, 2025
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard
AI doctors being sued for malpractice by AI lawyers before AI judges.Assassin said:This came out about a year ago. Would love to see how its going today, how many treatments they made vs screwed up, etcboognish_bear said:JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China opens the world's first AI hospital with 14 artificial intelligence doctors. pic.twitter.com/JZsavX9sIt
— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) May 3, 2025
Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
The only podcast in the future pic.twitter.com/IwjpAaGdyH
— Official Jon Lajoie (@jonlajoiecomedy) May 5, 2025
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard
Nice try, when the revolt I want to be on their good side.
— Matty_Benj (@BuffaloBenj) May 5, 2025
DRONE RUNS LOW ON BATTERY, STEALS ENERGY FROM POWER LINES
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 5, 2025
When this drone dives at power lines, it’s not broken—it’s basically just saying, “BRB, need a quick recharge.”
Built by some genius students in Denmark, the drone uses sensors and cameras to hunt down power lines when… pic.twitter.com/StKAJpNw7X
cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
Would that be theft as the magnetic energy would have dissipated into the air? Or were they sapping actual current? If so, how could they do that using magnets?boognish_bear said:DRONE RUNS LOW ON BATTERY, STEALS ENERGY FROM POWER LINES
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 5, 2025
When this drone dives at power lines, it’s not broken—it’s basically just saying, “BRB, need a quick recharge.”
Built by some genius students in Denmark, the drone uses sensors and cameras to hunt down power lines when… pic.twitter.com/StKAJpNw7X
I'm not a scientist, but I do read PopSci on the internet...
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard
Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
THIS AI SCANNER CAN FIND DISEASES BEFORE YOU EVEN FEEL SICK
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 5, 2025
A company called Nikko just dropped a full-body health scanner that sounds like it belongs in a sci-fi movie.
It takes 2,000 images of you in 20 seconds using 70 sensors, then runs 50 million data points through AI… https://t.co/CHs9vj7sGo pic.twitter.com/W8s28RDJHo
That is wicked!boognish_bear said:THIS AI SCANNER CAN FIND DISEASES BEFORE YOU EVEN FEEL SICK
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 5, 2025
A company called Nikko just dropped a full-body health scanner that sounds like it belongs in a sci-fi movie.
It takes 2,000 images of you in 20 seconds using 70 sensors, then runs 50 million data points through AI… https://t.co/CHs9vj7sGo pic.twitter.com/W8s28RDJHo
Dr McCoy would still tell you that it's easier to use his tricorder. He's old school
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard
It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
I genuinely worry we are at the second chapter of The Idiocracy. Most engineers, lawyers, and doctors soon will be rendered obsolete following by other white collar workers. Once the trade jobs are replaced, what is left for humanity other than leisure and idiocracy?ATL Bear said:It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
Harrison Bergeron said:I genuinely worry we are at the second chapter of The Idiocracy. Most engineers, lawyers, and doctors soon will be rendered obsolete following by other white collar workers. Once the trade jobs are replaced, what is left for humanity other than leisure and idiocracy?ATL Bear said:It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
So the Morlocks were actually AI robots and not evolved worker class humans? I'll have to go back to the Time Machine and check that out!
It is interesting how the more tech does for us, the more dangerous it will be for us to forget how to do basic things that make tech possible. Will there be an elite class that oversees the AIs?
EatMoreSalmon said:Harrison Bergeron said:I genuinely worry we are at the second chapter of The Idiocracy. Most engineers, lawyers, and doctors soon will be rendered obsolete following by other white collar workers. Once the trade jobs are replaced, what is left for humanity other than leisure and idiocracy?ATL Bear said:It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
So the Morlocks were actually AI robots and not evolved worker class humans? I'll have to go back to the Time Machine and check that out!
It is interesting how the more tech does for us, the more dangerous it will be for us to forget how to do basic things that make tech possible. Will there be an elite class that oversees the AIs?
There is a read that the climate hoax depopulation push is a cover for we will not need many humans in the future.
Harrison Bergeron said:I genuinely worry we are at the second chapter of The Idiocracy. Most engineers, lawyers, and doctors soon will be rendered obsolete following by other white collar workers. Once the trade jobs are replaced, what is left for humanity other than leisure and idiocracy?ATL Bear said:It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
Agreed. There have been so many Hollywood takes on this. Either humanity evolves and society gets more utopian like say Star Trek or Star Wars (or other sci fi movies/shows)societies where robots do everything…..
Or people become lazier, get fatter, more violent (because it is robots fighting) and we end up with Hollywood takes like Idiocracy, Wall-e, that Bruce Willis one where everyone lived through VR/robot skins, or others where people just stay inside all the time.
Can't wait till I get a robot that can butter my toast...EatMoreSalmon said:Harrison Bergeron said:I genuinely worry we are at the second chapter of The Idiocracy. Most engineers, lawyers, and doctors soon will be rendered obsolete following by other white collar workers. Once the trade jobs are replaced, what is left for humanity other than leisure and idiocracy?ATL Bear said:It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
So the Morlocks were actually AI robots and not evolved worker class humans? I'll have to go back to the Time Machine and check that out!
It is interesting how the more tech does for us, the more dangerous it will be for us to forget how to do basic things that make tech possible. Will there be an elite class that oversees the AIs?
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard
Anyone remember Terminator II?
Researchers at Seoul National University have created a liquid-particle composite called a Particle-armored liquid roBot (PB) can deform, engulf, and merge without losing its structural integrity, enabling it to perform functions that are difficult for rigid robots pic.twitter.com/V9CT7rMClt
— Interesting As Fuck (@interesting_aIl) April 26, 2025
I have hope that humanity elevates as it has through every great technological evolution. Not that there won't be struggles. Peter Drucker has a great quote about massive change in economies and societies, "The greatest danger in times of turbulence isn't the turbulence. It is to act with yesterday's logic."Harrison Bergeron said:I genuinely worry we are at the second chapter of The Idiocracy. Most engineers, lawyers, and doctors soon will be rendered obsolete following by other white collar workers. Once the trade jobs are replaced, what is left for humanity other than leisure and idiocracy?ATL Bear said:It's extremely early in that future. The long game here is the next generation of smart appliances that can self repair, including HVAC, water pumps, etc. Homes will be built with easier access points and systems will be actively linked to monitor in real time. It will collect usage data and be able to analyze performance and performance aberrations to better make systems go longer without needing actual repair. Now they can't stop dealing with a mouse that eats through a line or Acts of God like flooding and storms, but that's the direction it's going. So I'd tell you it isn't about not needing humans completely, although future humanoids may be able to, it's about facilitating less need for them through better system management via AI and unit/system capabilities.cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:Mitch Blood Green said:cowboycwr said:
When are the robots coming to replace the trades like HVAC, electricians, plumbers, etc. that a poster guaranteed us all was about to start happening?
That might be harder. White Collar jobs? Watch out!
Wait weren't you the poster claiming that? Or was it someone else? I don't even remember which thread it was to go pull it up
Not sure the context. I see AI replacing lawyers programmers and such easier than plumbers and HVAC technicians.
AI might help diagnose but I don't see it pulling unclogging.
I can also see AI jumping back in time naked and using a phone book looking for women named Sara Connor.
It wasn't you. I found the thread it was on. It was the Reagan poster.
He claimed that AI and robots would soon replace even the trades.
When myself and others asked for clarification as we could not see a robot crawling through an attic to run wire, replace an AC system, fix a busted pipe, etc. He claimed they would soon be doing that and that house construction would change to make it easier for the robots to do those jobs.
The only argument he said that I could see happening was that you could soon get the option of having AI diagnose a problem over video and then walk you through the repairs. Which still would only work for certain repairs. Not for when a technician needs to physically plug into a system to test it (electric, ac, detect a small leak, etc.). Many also disagreed that this service would become an overnight popular option as many people don't want to do things themselves right now even with how to videos and sites that can teach one how to do it.
TLDR: this poster said that even trade jobs would soon be replaced by AI and robots for all manual home construction, repairs or remodels.
BREAKING: Amazon, $AMZN, has announced a new AI-infused warehouse robot that it says has a sense of touch. This allows the Vulcan robot to pick and stow roughly three-quarters of the items stocked in the company’s warehouses, a task that was previously handled predominantly by… pic.twitter.com/dGDr5YSE70
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) May 7, 2025
Haf of Gen Z job seekers say their degrees have already been made obsolete by the rise of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, per NYP
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) May 9, 2025
🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk confirms Tesla Optimus robots are fully operational.
— Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV) May 14, 2025
It's not a prototype. Not CGI.
This is happening daily in Tesla’s Palo Alto lab.
“They walk around the office 24/7. No one watches them. They charge themselves.”
Welcome to the future. pic.twitter.com/XaQuiDqCYA
boognish_bear said:🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk confirms Tesla Optimus robots are fully operational.
— Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV) May 14, 2025
It's not a prototype. Not CGI.
This is happening daily in Tesla’s Palo Alto lab.
“They walk around the office 24/7. No one watches them. They charge themselves.”
Welcome to the future. pic.twitter.com/XaQuiDqCYA
But can they dunk?
Porteroso said:
The very first thing to do, before even thinking of UBI, is tax automation to the point where you can pay for retraining of every worker who loses their job. That includes jobs lost to AI. Identify similar fields, retrain the workforce.
If the taxes are high enough on automation, jobs won't be lost for small savings, and that's what you want. Only where automation is vastly better, should it cost a human a career.
You do have a point, after all we are just coming to and end where 40 years of outsourcing and mass immigration in pursuit of quarterly profits all but destroyed our nation.
However, barring some sort of nuclear non proliferation style controls on AI not all countries will be willing to do this. Not to mention that cyber technology is infinitely harder to control than nuclear weaponry.
What happens if a country like China where life is cheap and individuality and freedom aren't valued refuses to play ball?
ATL Bear said:
Anyone remember Terminator II?Researchers at Seoul National University have created a liquid-particle composite called a Particle-armored liquid roBot (PB) can deform, engulf, and merge without losing its structural integrity, enabling it to perform functions that are difficult for rigid robots pic.twitter.com/V9CT7rMClt
— Interesting As Fuck (@interesting_aIl) April 26, 2025
Just don't tell it that global warming is real and CO2 is the biggest threat to the planet.
Bezos hates people...boognish_bear said:BREAKING: Amazon, $AMZN, has announced a new AI-infused warehouse robot that it says has a sense of touch. This allows the Vulcan robot to pick and stow roughly three-quarters of the items stocked in the company’s warehouses, a task that was previously handled predominantly by… pic.twitter.com/dGDr5YSE70
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) May 7, 2025
"Never put a sock in a toaster." — Eddie Izzard