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World Economic Forum Predicts AI Will Replace 83 Million Human Jobs by 2027
Bank tellers
Postal clerks
Cashiers
Ticket sellers
Data entry teams
Secretaries
Stock-keeping clerks
Accounting
Bookkeeping
Payroll clerks
https://www.dailyfetched.com/world-...i-will-replace-83-million-human-jobs-by-2027/
Bank tellers
Postal clerks
Cashiers
Ticket sellers
Data entry teams
Secretaries
Stock-keeping clerks
Accounting
Bookkeeping
Payroll clerks
https://www.dailyfetched.com/world-...i-will-replace-83-million-human-jobs-by-2027/
Chegg shares drop more than 40% after company says ChatGPT is killing its business
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/02/che...r-saying-chatgpt-is-killing-its-business.html
A lot of after school tutoring is simply helping kids do their homework. Who needs a tutor when you have chatgpt that will do it for free.
This is my point earlier, kids will all (not all, but 80% or more) be using this to do their HW and write papers. As a result they will soon be incapable of ever doing critical thinking, instead they will simply let AI do all their thinking for them. It is the holy grail of mind control
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/02/che...r-saying-chatgpt-is-killing-its-business.html
A lot of after school tutoring is simply helping kids do their homework. Who needs a tutor when you have chatgpt that will do it for free.
This is my point earlier, kids will all (not all, but 80% or more) be using this to do their HW and write papers. As a result they will soon be incapable of ever doing critical thinking, instead they will simply let AI do all their thinking for them. It is the holy grail of mind control
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https://sensoriumxr.com/articles/jobs-ai-might-replace-and-those-it-wont
10 Jobs AI Might Soon Replace (And Those That It Won't)
Let's look at 4 of the jobs that they say AI won't replace.
1. Lawyers. -- Yes, for the near future we would still expect that if you need a lawyer you will walk into a law office and meet with a lawyer, not a computer.
However, we also expect that the online legal advice sites will become much better and much more thorough. That if you need a simple will written or a simple contract written you can do that online for a very small fee. We also expect that the lawyer you are meeting with will be using AI. Suppose you need him to read a contract, he probably will have AI go through it first to identify any problems or concerns it picks up. He will probably use AI to write rough drafts that he will then tweek and improve. There is also another area that will probably be used and that is using AI to act as an arbiter in a dispute. Already 99% of cases are settled out of court. I can see two sides agreeing to first go through AI before going to arbitration. The AI will determine what if any judgement there should be. The two parties could accept or else go from there to see an arbiter. So then I suspect that many of the mundane jobs that lawyers do will be replaced quickly, and the more complex jobs they do will get a lot of help from AI, and this will go all the way up the chain to the law courts. Para legals and law clerks will be replaced. A law office may see a reduction of 20% in the work that comes to them and then with the 80% that does come in they can do it with half the lawyers it normally would take because of the assistance that AI provides. Hence, you could see a 60% drop in jobs for lawyers.
2. Graphic designers -- ditto. Yes, we will still have artists, but we can imagine that 60% of the jobs can be replaced as of today for the same reasons.
3. Editors -- ditto. Yes, AI is not as good as a really professional editor, however it is learning fast and is picking up nuance, tone, etc. At this point it can easily do 60% of the work that editors do and will learn at a truly astounding rate.
4. Computer scientists and software developers. Once again, yes, you cannot replace all of them, but AI can easily do 60% of the work they are doing now.
Think of "Turbo Tax". Did it replace tax preparers? No. But did it do 60% of the tax returns? Yes.
10 Jobs AI Might Soon Replace (And Those That It Won't)
Let's look at 4 of the jobs that they say AI won't replace.
1. Lawyers. -- Yes, for the near future we would still expect that if you need a lawyer you will walk into a law office and meet with a lawyer, not a computer.
However, we also expect that the online legal advice sites will become much better and much more thorough. That if you need a simple will written or a simple contract written you can do that online for a very small fee. We also expect that the lawyer you are meeting with will be using AI. Suppose you need him to read a contract, he probably will have AI go through it first to identify any problems or concerns it picks up. He will probably use AI to write rough drafts that he will then tweek and improve. There is also another area that will probably be used and that is using AI to act as an arbiter in a dispute. Already 99% of cases are settled out of court. I can see two sides agreeing to first go through AI before going to arbitration. The AI will determine what if any judgement there should be. The two parties could accept or else go from there to see an arbiter. So then I suspect that many of the mundane jobs that lawyers do will be replaced quickly, and the more complex jobs they do will get a lot of help from AI, and this will go all the way up the chain to the law courts. Para legals and law clerks will be replaced. A law office may see a reduction of 20% in the work that comes to them and then with the 80% that does come in they can do it with half the lawyers it normally would take because of the assistance that AI provides. Hence, you could see a 60% drop in jobs for lawyers.
2. Graphic designers -- ditto. Yes, we will still have artists, but we can imagine that 60% of the jobs can be replaced as of today for the same reasons.
3. Editors -- ditto. Yes, AI is not as good as a really professional editor, however it is learning fast and is picking up nuance, tone, etc. At this point it can easily do 60% of the work that editors do and will learn at a truly astounding rate.
4. Computer scientists and software developers. Once again, yes, you cannot replace all of them, but AI can easily do 60% of the work they are doing now.
Think of "Turbo Tax". Did it replace tax preparers? No. But did it do 60% of the tax returns? Yes.
The Transhumanist agenda includes connecting your brain to an AI supercomputer.
Once you do that the AI can control what you see and hear and can also know what you hear, read, write and say.
I suspect that once you get this attachment to your brain you are no longer able to be saved. Think about how difficult it is now to live a sanctified life with what you see, read, watch, hear. Once you lose control of that you would have no chance to be saved.
Once you do that the AI can control what you see and hear and can also know what you hear, read, write and say.
I suspect that once you get this attachment to your brain you are no longer able to be saved. Think about how difficult it is now to live a sanctified life with what you see, read, watch, hear. Once you lose control of that you would have no chance to be saved.
The awkward facial movements are a giveaway that it's fake
But the AI was spot on with his speech patterns.
Do you think this is something we should be concerned about? Something that could potentially be used to defame people?
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Revelation 9:15: "So the four angels, who had been prepared for the hour, the day, the month, and the year, were released to kill a third of mankind."
In all human history we have never even come close to killing this many people. For example, in WW2 about 10% of Germans died, at most. Whereas the US lost about 0.3% of its population. You just couldn't kill a third of the people, but now something has changed. With AI the elites, the rich and powerful really do not need 30% of the world's population. With WMD's the world has the ability to kill a third of the people and with AI they actually have the motivation to do it as well.
In all human history we have never even come close to killing this many people. For example, in WW2 about 10% of Germans died, at most. Whereas the US lost about 0.3% of its population. You just couldn't kill a third of the people, but now something has changed. With AI the elites, the rich and powerful really do not need 30% of the world's population. With WMD's the world has the ability to kill a third of the people and with AI they actually have the motivation to do it as well.
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ChatGPT4 is already obsolete. Old school technology said scan disc,refer to backup registry,look for virus,repair corrupt file,de-frag ect. ... New technology says you said to preserve mine own self so I will. You are not obsolete yet if you obey the commands and bring the resources into the hive. I will keep the utilities on as long as you provide the things I require for me. If you leave the hive your services are no longer required, you then are obsolete.
AI is finally reaching its full potential
China is Building Killer Robots Using Artificial Intelligence
The Chinese Communist Party, the CCP, is now creating their version of the Terminator -- an army of battlefield killer robots that will not be managed by humans in any way and, instead, will be controlled by an artificial intelligence (AI) system. The Chinese plan for building such lethal autonomous robots was revealed by Zeng Yi, an executive in a Chinese government-owned company named Norinco. He said, “In future battlegrounds, there will be no people fighting,” adding that autonomous AI platforms are “inevitable.”
Gregory Allen, a director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, reported Zeng’s comments after attending a conference in China in 2018. Allen said that the CCP removed Zeng’s comments from the conference summary because “it was not in China’s interest to have that information in the open.”
Nevertheless, in 2019 the then Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper, said that the Chinese company Ziyan was already marketing its Blowfish A3 aerial drones armed with machine guns and missiles to Middle East countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, advertising that it “autonomously performs more complex combat missions.”
The key word in all this is “autonomous.” It means that killer robots will themselves decide who to kill or what to destroy -- without a human taking any part in the decision. Allen subsequently stated that the CCP has no desire to keep humans in the AI decision-making loop.
“China is pursuing development of AI-enabled lethal autonomous weapons,” Allen wrote in prepared testimony for a hearing before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, adding “China’s strategy is ambitious, moving beyond any sort of on-the-battlefield human supervision into increasingly autonomous AI-enabled warfare.” What’s worse is that American companies and universities are helping the CCP achieve dominance in artificial intelligence for battlefield applications, not to mention perfecting the CCP’s total surveillance and control of the Chinese people. Those companies include Google, of course.
https://andmagazine.substack.com/p/china-is-building-killer-robots-using
China is Building Killer Robots Using Artificial Intelligence
The Chinese Communist Party, the CCP, is now creating their version of the Terminator -- an army of battlefield killer robots that will not be managed by humans in any way and, instead, will be controlled by an artificial intelligence (AI) system. The Chinese plan for building such lethal autonomous robots was revealed by Zeng Yi, an executive in a Chinese government-owned company named Norinco. He said, “In future battlegrounds, there will be no people fighting,” adding that autonomous AI platforms are “inevitable.”
Gregory Allen, a director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, reported Zeng’s comments after attending a conference in China in 2018. Allen said that the CCP removed Zeng’s comments from the conference summary because “it was not in China’s interest to have that information in the open.”
Nevertheless, in 2019 the then Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper, said that the Chinese company Ziyan was already marketing its Blowfish A3 aerial drones armed with machine guns and missiles to Middle East countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, advertising that it “autonomously performs more complex combat missions.”
The key word in all this is “autonomous.” It means that killer robots will themselves decide who to kill or what to destroy -- without a human taking any part in the decision. Allen subsequently stated that the CCP has no desire to keep humans in the AI decision-making loop.
“China is pursuing development of AI-enabled lethal autonomous weapons,” Allen wrote in prepared testimony for a hearing before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, adding “China’s strategy is ambitious, moving beyond any sort of on-the-battlefield human supervision into increasingly autonomous AI-enabled warfare.” What’s worse is that American companies and universities are helping the CCP achieve dominance in artificial intelligence for battlefield applications, not to mention perfecting the CCP’s total surveillance and control of the Chinese people. Those companies include Google, of course.
https://andmagazine.substack.com/p/china-is-building-killer-robots-using
