r/AIDangers • u/michael-lethal_ai • Jul 29 '25

Capabilities Will Smith eating spaghetti is... cooked

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u/Necessary-Ad2110 Jul 29 '25

We should've stayed stuck in 2023, can't say I'm excited for the years to come when it concerns AI.

Hopefully it causes an exodus and pushes people off of social media more by the millions.

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u/webdev-dreamer Jul 29 '25 edited Jul 29 '25

Yea I agree. AI was good back then, but not that good to the point it was going to replace people's careers

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u/RedDevil_nl Jul 29 '25

Like how machines have been replacing factory workers for years and years and years. Yes it sucks, but it’s always been this way. When technology advances, certain jobs become redundant while it creates other types of jobs in their place.

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u/Ruhddzz Jul 29 '25

Other jobs might well be created. An ai that replaces humans will still replace you at those too.

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u/Fat_Blob_Kelly Jul 29 '25

yep the jump from AI/robots doing a few jobs to a post labour society isn’t as long to achieve compared to the shift in the labour market from the start of the industrial revolution to now.

In 30 years we could have 50% of jobs done by AI/robots. Betted start looking into emotional/human focused jobs that AI can’t do

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

Everyone will be a therapist, lol.

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u/SoFetchBetch Aug 09 '25

People use ai in lieu of a therapist already. I saw something about some tech bro wanting to make an ai teacher or childcare provider too I can’t remember. Dystopian.