I mean we only know of 1: John Connor. And that dude literally had an AI, sent it back it time so it could guide his kid self. That was after he sent Kyle Reese. T-100 literally replaced Reese's job.
The T-100 couldn't impregnate his mother with him though, so it didn't really replace Reese, it supplemented him.
Not to mention the John Conner that did that was a robutt
Ugh. I did another round of battle with ChatGPT today, trying to figure out some M.
It's fucking horrible at query languages. I have to rescue it from its own insanity a lot. Get really, really specific with the conditions else it starts forgetting them, or break things up in small portions so it doesn't try be a Dev wizard and fizzle.
I'm out of practice with M but I do enjoy figuring things out, so feel free to ask this human if you have another query.
It helped me write a form validation script yesterday in like 5 minutes. It's pretty good at some things, despite not being good at others.
Nursing is pretty safe
As in feeding newborns or as in taking care of the sick?
Definitely caring for the sick. I don't feel like my job is ANYWHERE near able to be done by a computer program.
Feels like physical artisan crafty type jobs will always have a market? At least that's what I'm hoping, as a carpenter 😬
One day the AI will dream up 3D printed Wood. The rest will robots (like the ones in car factories) do.
Then I will service the robot's mechanical mechanics.
I feel like there'll always be a market for handmade things, as there is now - people buy the stuff I make even though you can get something equivalent from IKEA for a fraction of the price
If that AI is worth 2 cents, that's one of the most likely jobs done by the AI. Think about it. Or at least manipulate someone to do it.
