New STUNNING Report Reveals Which Jobs Are GONE By 2030

[@TheBann90]

I'm living with a fintech engineer working for a bank. He says it is less and less to do at work due to AI programming. So take this report with a massive bucket of salt.

[@kshitizaggarwal4402]

Fintech is dead

[@camronrubin8599]

You literally just said AI is making his job easier. Won't be much longer and he won't have a job anymore

[@ybRGBMFG]

That’s why he said to take this video with a massive bucket of salt.

[@TheBann90]

@@camronrubin8599 yes, and the video claimed we need more people working in fintech...

[@pouyaz8472]

Thanks to AI, my company has been able to offer more services to its clients, and therefore, we have been hiring more software developers, it's not all doom and gloom. We used to cut certain features in the past because we didn't have the manpower, but now we can deliver more features. AI is making our job easier, but we have increased our workload instead of getting rid of developers. At the end of the day, no one knows how this is going to play out in the next 5 to 10 years. AI is disrupting, and there will be casualties along the way, but that doesn't mean software development is dead, but the role of software developers and what they do on a daily basis will change less coding and more other things

[@thandokota8251]

I stopped worrying about this once I realized if ai took my job everybody else will be soon to follow😂 after that, the world will change... I'm a graphic designer

[@kenchesnut4425]

You used to be

[@Li_Shorts_Ent]

It’s not right but that’s extremely easy to replace and automate.

[@bhavtosh5328]

I think this report is deliberately silent on massive disruption.They have downplayed the disruption.

[@TheB1nary]

Schwab of the WEF in his book, "The Fourth Industrial Revolution" claims that AI and other technologies associated with the 4th Industrial Revolution will be completely "disruptive", even going so far as to lament the need to quickly refocus humans on other (more creative and personally satisfying) tasks!

[@dr.emmettbrown7183]

Yes

[@StormCrow1144]

Good time as any to learn to weld!

[@trtnec]

​@@TheB1nary I really don't think they've factored in the nature and progress of LLMs though (and their coding potential). It feels like they're still basing this analysis off a general concept of "AI".

[@amzpro5734]

I'd be careful reading too much into these WEF reports. They are not hard facts or financials, but surveyed "opinions" from execs at multi national corporations giving global averages. The claims made can change from year to year. I'd encourage anyone to download the last 5-6 years worth of WEF reports and critically compare and contrast the claims made over time and look for trends. You will see plenty of inconsistencies and u-turns. Remember the "data" is surveyed "opinion"

[@nescaufe1991]

So, trust the actual AI data?

[@dygon7663]

These videos have to be AI generated, right?

[@daikon711]

it is, ironic isn't it?

[@russcontact]

Nope, they’re actually narrated by a person.

[@KaiCyan-su1er]

This one sounds like it but I'm not even sure it really is, and his usual uploads definitely aren't. He's a real person and does courses

[@kakosinai]

@@KaiCyan-su1er ai nowadays can easily do courses and speak like a real person. i already miss those days when all videos were made by real people 😵

[@p0lar0id]

Seems like he just told an LLM to create a script for his topic and he just reads it.

[@danrussell_official]

I’m a software developer. I’ve been using CursorAI this last week extensively/obsessively. Honestly AI is not a silver bullet. But that isn’t discounting its usefulness. It’s not gonna take our jobs - but I’ll eat my words if I’m wrong. But I do think it will enrich our work: getting rid of the boring parts, improving quality, and increasing the possibilities / shorting timelines of big projects. The car may have gotten rid of the horse and buggy for the most part and made travel time shorter, but it didn’t remove the need for transportation and commutes. Get my drift?

[@u9s0e9r]

True! Plus not every company will have the funds to actually invest in advanced AI. Human labor will still be cheaper for some time.

[@jemal99]

I think this disruption is truly different and insurmountable.

[@dustinmorecraft8699]

From what I heard around, companies are paying the people that use AI less, and the people that don't know how to use it or refuse to get booted out.

[@danrussell_official]

@@dustinmorecraft8699 that hasn’t been my experience so far - we did a deep dive into CursorAI and the conclusion was mixed: it’s a good tool for narrow problems but it struggles on larger tasks

[@OneFluffyMummy]

As a career Executive Assistant, I can guarantee you that our roles will NEVER go away. Executives do not want to manage their calendars, book their own travel, order their own team lunches, etc. Without them entering all the necessary information into an AI tool, its just not going to happen. Plus none of the systems used are willing to work together (like MS products and Google products). So until they are willing to do all the work up front to set up their systems (which they won't), our jobs are relatively secure...especially as WE learn how to use AI to help us do OUR jobs faster and in a more automated way. Executive Assistants will be able to become more like Chiefs of Staff rather than a secretary. AI isn't the end of the administrative role, but it is the end of the administrative role "as we know it". What will happen is people will choose to hire the EA WITH AI experience or expertise over the EA with none.

[@AIGuys-Online]

I have stopped using such people and mostly use automated systems now. More reliable, mostly free, never sleep, never moan, just many times better.

[@OneFluffyMummy]

@@AIGuys-Online wow, way to stereotype an entire professional group. Maybe you are just bad at hiring administrative help? I run a whole team of EAs and they are high performing professionals, most of whom are proactively learning AI to help advance their careers and support their executives to a higher degree.

[@OrbanjoGaming]

@@OneFluffyMummy Not trying to argue with you or anything, but all of the things you mentioned are either already possible or will be possible with AI agents sooner than you think. The second people start adopting smart glasses or AI earbuds (similar to Airpods), you'll be able to tell these AI agents to do whatever you want with your voice, sort of like Siri, but smarter than a human. Fast food restaurants are already using AI in the drive thru. Anything that can be done online will eventually be automated with AI & then manual labor jobs shortly after.

[@robhellenius-lt7bk]

Uh oh, cognitive dissonance

[@voracious7074]

They good for other purposes too 😉

[@michaelcushman]

No one should choose programming, now. By the end of 2025, AI will be doing intermediate programming very well. No business or tech company is going to hire a beginner.

[@williamdorsey904]

If someone wants to be a tech start up, I think they should study computer science. They won't need to hire so many engineers, but they will still need to be able to describe to the AI exactly what type of software they need AI to create. And they need to know how to implement that software

[@TheAtomicDancerV2]

Yeah, we all will become stupid at one moment immediately

[@asdffdsa8863]

Probably. But you still need to know what to ask, how to ask it, and really understand what AI’s limitations are….and there are many. So….you really do have a leg up when you are very knowledgeable about a topic, say software engineering. Whatever that field is, AI will definitely educate you to be better. But AI is not always correct, and only you will be able to point out AI’s shortcomings. Never fully trust AI.

[@StormCrow1144]

Programming saved my ass in the past and after years it is spent, I'm going to open my own bicycle shop, it's a good time to take the peaceful exit to this rat race.

[@chantallachance4905]

We are now with quantique AI much better than CHATGPT

[@listerdave1240]

The thing with the delivery drivers is funny because they will probably soon be made redundant by autonomous vehicles. They will probably still need someone to be in the vehicle to deliver the packages from the van to the door, at least for a few years until robots become good enough at doing that.

[@qazwer001]

Drones could move most packages the last 100 ft, isn't Amazon already experimenting with drones?

[@joyful-nachos]

Correct and they will pay that person low/minimum wage to just sit there. The job shift won't be high paying jobs for most.

[@josephs4044]

Do you mean it's harder for AI vehicle to get to your driveway than to drive across the city to get to your house?

[@MrMaguuuuuuuuu]

Robots gonna get robbed 😂

[@listerdave1240]

@ No but in mnay, if not most, cases the vehicle cannot get off the street to deposit the package at the door, especially if it involves going up stairs or an elevator.

[@Wolf88888]

AI needs to be heavily regulated, like energy and nuclear weapons. I don't care what anyone says: You can't just let technology wipe out and replace untold millions of jobs in a short period of time -- regardless of whether or not it will usher in a so-called "leisure economy." It would be catastrophic. People don't just derive income from their work, but also purpose. I can tell you, as a professional therapist, that if AI is left unchecked, mental illness will go through the roof.

[@JibunnoKage-YouTube-Channel]

On when the automobile become a common purchase, what was the disruption to everyone that directly or indirectly support horse based transportation. It drove a few into supporting cars as mechanics, but the vast majority of farmers, blacksmiths, stable boys, leather workers, etc., etc. were all forced to change radically or retire, or worse. It is the ripple effect downstream and upstream of the directly impacted jobs that are the real scope and impact. Very few people can jump into IT related roles, and IT roles WILL NOT be in extensive demand, as A.i. moving into self-healing and self-replicating systems. This is already established in the virtualization technologies that everyone has been adopting and using over the last 20 years. Datacenters will be completely automated, completely lights out environment via A.I. and robotics. All the IT job market data is COMPLETELY wrong. Only for the first wave of A.I. will need humans, the following waves WILL NOT need human direct support. So this report is misleading. How do I know this? 30 years in IT automation and integration for Fortune 10 firms. My role was to prepare for what is now coming to pass, what is now going to be reality in the next 5 years. Sorry but this report is just not what is going to happen.

[@coreywiley3981]

Sounds actually meh... really. So ASI will be infinitely intelligent... but not smart enough to work on a construction site or build good-quality, affordable housing? Because why? Hard to believe that ASI wouldn’t be able to do construction. Sounds like the plan is to keep the price of housing high so it can continue to be an investment that corporations can profit from rather than fulfilling human needs. So humans are still going to be working crappy jobs, and there will be this huge psychiatric complex where people are brainwashed by "therapists" when they’re unhappy or don’t comply or behave. Sounds like they’re going to actually hinder ASI progress, or not use it to its full potential, so they can maintain the status quo.

[@comment8767]

But if people do not have usual work, many will compete for jobs in construction, etc. That will drive price of labor down.

[@takeshmode]

You do realize that asi is just a brain right? Their needs to be a physical robot to do the things you are describing. That's like saying your brain can't do construction work by itself? Well of course not it takes the rest of you to pick up things and do the physical work. Once asi or agi gets a body as good as or better than a human then you will see that stuff happening

[@Kaneki909]

@@takeshmode you do know that nanotechnology is a real thing right or rather will be with it's own chatgpt moment with the advent of ASI in the future .

[@charlesrovira5707]

@@takeshmode Guess what? *Tesla* is working at building 50k autonomous humanoid robots next year, ramping up to millions of autonomous humanoid robots per year in 2026.

[@GoodBaleadaMusic]

Claude cuts me off early when we start contextualizing double standards in society. Google AI just stops. Chat GTP hits weird walls. Grok is like that guy who speaks spanish but wont augment the accent.

[@FXSunTzu]

It sounds more like you're reading off from chatgpt instead of you talking to your audience. Unsubscribed

[@magnus5982]

Has to be real - no AI would be that obsessed with saying "actually" all the time...

[@ChrisJohnsonHome]

​​@@magnus5982it's trained on his other videos, and does a good job at mimicking his speech and mannerisms, but I didn't like it this time, didn't feel like he's there anymore. His inner thoughts and intuitive connection to the audience was missing.

[@NirmalaUmesh-j5q]

Truth is bitter

[@terranaxiomuk]

A lot of companies in the UK use integrated AI programs, all linked to headsets for the colleagues on the floor. Everything that is happening is linked to the company system and represented as kpis and other statistics that management watch. The first to go will be management as they are literally 10 people doing 3 peoples jobs in a lot of cases right now. Entire sales teams will be replaced by websites and AI. Programmers, Accountants et al will all be displaced. What i love about AI is that all the people who tend to think they are better than the average person and more important will be humbled very quickly.

[@scififan698]

A word salad of buzzwords, exactly what the WEF ordered

[@vashstampede4878]

I'm a delivery driver in Canada. Job doesn't pay enough.

[@makeitbetternetwork8209]

Oh,just in time.I was almostly about to read whole report which is quite big.Thanks for summary)

[@zzador]

Future's so bright, gotta wear shades.

[@TheMrCougarful]

I retired from coding, and took up residential home building. Go ahead, hate me, I don't mind.

[@damienhenriquez9754]

That's very cool, how did you build those construction skills? Did you have a to take a pay decrease?

[@TheMrCougarful]

@damienhenriquez9754 I retired, I have money and I don't work. I go on Social Security in a year. I've built my skills all my life, I do all electrical, plumbing and carpentry. I certified last year to do heat pumps. If you wanted to learn these skills, you need to do actual projects, no way around it. Maybe find a busy handyman (that are always way too busy) and offer to help at no cost. In a few months you'll have learned a lot, no joke. Good luck. Keep moving, anyone who stops moving now is lost.

[@jenny-DD]

Your ahead of the curb

[@damienhenriquez9754]

@ niiiice

[@TheWeaselsApprentice]

It's useless this report. Its says Product Management will grow by 20%. However that growth will be in countries yet to adopt product management, everyone else will be reduced by 50%

[@igoromelchenko3482]

Details matter

[@josephs4044]

AI will bring in a whole lot of new products. It's the regular jobs that's going to get affected.

[@NirmalaUmesh-j5q]

Thats the way it shud be... isnt it ?..Future Demand is in countries that are late adopters of any technology

[@gandhisFlipFlops]

Subbed and liked this review felt like a valuable info with factual data for supporting claims and guesses

[@BruceWayne15325]

The AI coders that will be released this year won't replace software devs... yet. I don't think we'll see much of an increase in demand for HUMAN software devs this year and beyond though. As the AI coders improve, companies are more likely to keep their existing human staff to clean up the mess that the AI coders make and employ more of the AI coders since they will be much faster and cheaper. As AI tech improves and we achieve AGI and that tech is woven into these AI coders, then we'll see the demand for software devs evaporate like smoke. Why would you need a software dev then when coding is no harder than writing music in suno?

[@leoflores2874]

FYI - The closed caption application called Moravec's Paradox, "more of a paradox"

[@user-uq2ko4jq2v]

Anything from the W.E.F. should be taken with extreme skepticism. They wanted C.D.B.C after all.. i am an ai bot btw

[@WhatIsRealAnymore]

Well made video. But when all the people lose their work and can only counsel each other through their torment of meaninglessness but have no money for that service those jobs are gone too 😂😂. The reason counselling has taken off is because society is broken. I take this reflection on jobs as a reflection on the coming fall of humanity. Our hubris knows no bounds.

[@ciriusp]

20:00 pov: you are a crane driver and the bot just pushed the last load of bricks off the side of the building so it could do a fancy somersault

[@Wanderer2035]

I think it would be better to not read off of a script and instead speak to your audience more genuinely. People want you to be genuine and real with them, that’s how people accept you into the community. Or KZbin terminology, how people subscribe to you

[@asdffdsa8863]

I would have to add another industry that will see a huge demand for AI, and this is the legal profession. Whether its transactional or litigational, 80% of the work is done behind the scenes…at the office reading and writing. This area can be expedited big time utilizing better technology - AI. Whether it’s summarizing, analyzing, formatting…the demand will be for paralegals, attorneys, secretaries (errr ‘executive administrative assistants’) who know how to utilize AI, and then pairing this with a fundamental understanding of Linux, Docker, packages, various OS systems to then import AI so that it can be customized to fit their cases…i.e. machine learning. Yes…it is harder to learn new things the older one gets (except Trump), but it’s either adapt or be laid off.

[@RedHotSynth]

This report is 10 years behind... Self driving vehicles, no increase in drivers, ai is developing software, no dev staff... We going to no one working and people working on missions instead of just opperator jobs like drivers or software dev or big data reporters....

[@homewardboundphotos]

Last video name dropping Blackrock, now this one name dropping the WEF. Thats a bad omen right there...

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

Anything that has WEF in it gets downvoted, Even if it's just a slide that shows 1 second of their logo, F the WEF!

[@Jack-2day]

NOT ONLY DOWN VOTED, BUT UNSUBSCRIBED! BYE

[@mw66683]

It's conjecture - the wef isn't the authority on corporations and/or their inner functions.

[@MorganBarke]

Thanks for your review and thoughts on this report. I would have to strongly disagree with you on counselling and therapy and social care. Many counselling and and therapy sessions are moving to voice and video calls. I know several people who have had counselling and it has taken several different counsellors to find one that suits their needs and that they get on with. AI can adapt quickly to ensure they achieve a strong rapport and have the depth and the breadth of the latest research including more advanced techniques such as cognitive behavioural therapy etc. in terms of social care many lonely and elderly people visit the doctors for social engagement. For those without families and friends AI can easily fulfil this role at a fraction of the price of a human social carer.

[@donovanong311]

saw a video 6 hours ago, a new video came up an hour ago, it has to be AI generated

[@takeshmode]

You must not know how KZbin works

[@JohannesVinter]

As someone who been studying data science last 3 months heavily, I love these predictions!

[@lkgpuanimho0349]

19:19 Very interesting take, so the tasks that we evolved to do are hard for robots, whereas the tasks that we didn’t evolve to do, but learned like (learned tasks) are easier for robots.

[@takeshmode]

Hey guys mo gawdat has the right mind set about all this. What he suggests what we should be focusing on makes sense and anyone who takes ai and what's coming serious should hear him out. Especially if you have kids.

[@gauldun330]

Every time I see these videos, I see comments talking about how close AGI is… if we’re walking towards AGI and it’s just that close, why have we been running for whats feels like a long time now? And people telling others to not go into tech careers because they’re not safe, the real reply is that no jobs are safe, if programmers are gone by 2030, then I’m sure several thousands of other jobs will be gone shortly after. Just do what you want, this AI hype train has been going on for way too long now and disparity is not good a look.

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[@XAirForcedotcom]

We need to change our distribution system to make it more efficient to include combining all the different ways we have things delivered so that FedEx and your lunch may come together using something like DoorDash. This is where we can use AI to manage those efficient, transfers and maximize the energy that we are using.

[@XAirForcedotcom]

A partnership between all of the delivery services would make everything more efficient.

[@XAirForcedotcom]

Google is working on project Titan, which is long-term memory for AI and this will be become part of making that big data useful very quickly. My personal opinion is our privacy has only been used to protect people that are putting up façades or committing crimes and we need to instead use it for the betterment of humanity.

[@XAirForcedotcom]

Even our government’s classification system is used for the same thing more times than not. It’s protecting people that are not doing their job correctly.

[@Kps123-j6t]

No information provided about Cyber Security Roles 😢😢

[@heww3960]

One thing im very surprised by is how st***d the ai chatbots at customer service still is, no difference at all from 5+ yrs ago from my experience. Like recently, i tried to ask question to a chatbot about me sending a package, it keeping giving me information about receiving package. It is the same at pretty much all chatbots at customer service, they are completely useless and just annoying. They are just a obstacle to get to the real customer service.

[@DanF16b]

Very 2021. This report is nothing more a desciption of "what's happening now", not what could happen in the future.

[@JustAThought01]

Why the big rush to eliminate jobs?

[@cirtey29]

The point of this report is to downplay the disruption

[@SIRICKO]

Even the new jobs will get took by ai so all that new job shit is bull shit.

[@Boochao]

terrible take on job predictions, most of these predictions are upside-down

[@bradshelton2397]

I honestly doubt that it’s gonna take long for AI intelligence to understand our emotions

[@Dax79]

Very interesting stuff!

[@marcin3136]

11) Have you ever replaced 1 of 200 internet cables (found in "spaghetti") in a double ceiling? ;))) What robot will replace it??? That's why electrical engineering is my "safe haven" ;))) I predicted everything...

[@jamesgravil9162]

One job that's bound to go soon: KZbin content creator.

[@jalengonel]

Music choice made things sound extra existential lol

[@andtrixr3284]

hahaha

[@BrianMosleyUK]

Yada yada yada... Phoned it in.

[@XAirForcedotcom]

Please make one of them parenting. That’s always been a pain in the behind. LOL

[@XAirForcedotcom]

All I have to do is look at the news or talk to someone online to know that this is absolutely the truth

[@xaviermagnus8310]

Given most of the jobs are service sector and those are almost all vastly more women employed...

[@happyt98]

Just know that there are 100 million knowledge jobs in the US out of 160 million total jobs (really 157.5 million). Then think of a future 10 years from now where we could have up to a max of 66% unemployment that is most all permanent. Remember unemployment currently stands at 4%.

[@amzpro5734]

Context: This report was written and released before Trump took office, and before he made his (webcam) speech at the WEF in Davos on 24th Jan . I wonder how many of the CEOs who created this 'report' (survey), would give radically different predictions now, with the threat of global US tariffs looming? This tactic could result in retaliatory tit-for-tat tariffs placed upon US goods by nations all around the world. The multi-national CEOs guessed what would happen to jobs in this report - but now how many of them really know?

[@RD-wm3fo]

Can we replace all the managers and CEOS?

[@wasakawakawaka2028]

I didn’t see any CEO’s being replaced by Ai yet. Hopefully soon though

[@MickRodgers]

I'd be very wary of anything from the WEF. Especially after all the crap they've tried.

[@cognitive-carpenter]

It's more proper to put USD after the number

[@digiartpassion8513]

Retails stores are still thriving inspite of the presence of Amazon , eBay. All crap

[@JMichael2x2]

Aren’t big data analysers the easiest fields to replace by AI?

[@tilmanscha4285]

i don't get it , Big Data Science, Software Developing, these are tasks that an AI can do to perfection and completely autonomously and it will do it decentralized as owned Hardware. Why on earth should they need so much human developers? I can understand they gonna need a lot of experts to implement AI in the workflow, but this is a more or less one time job. By 2030 they very few high skilled people will be working for the most Companies.

[@morchellemusic2829]

Are you a developers ? Have you been in multi disciplinary team coordinating a lot of services, release, feature flag, users need, bugs ? How in the world an AI can do that when even the humans fail miserably 😂

[@tilmanscha4285]

@@morchellemusic2829 well i guess we will see , i doubt that very new high performing specialized models, that can constantly learn and that are interactive with users all the time, were not able to manage such things. Of course you still gonna need one human observer, but just one.

[@alexandermoody1946]

Be prepared to be a robotics repair service engineer.

[@lievenvv]

Robots will repair robots

[@alexandermoody1946]

That very much depends on what is broken. Bolting new standardised or modular components is easy. Grinding material away building up with new weld and engineering new parts or reinforcement of damage not so much. Let's put it this way I repair a lot of different items. I have a very tangible understanding on how to produce suitable repairs and I know how to check the material quality of what is done. When a machine on a production line breaks it is vital that quick repairs are able to be offered in very short turn around. Now I certainly believe in self replicating bots but those will not be built by an organisation that sees there own margins as vital because there is a conflict of determination with self replication. Some bots will be able to deal with industrial processes yes but the risks of mounting dangerous equipment to an autonomous unit is something that the Artfical intelligence safety community are not going to allow. The other question is liability if a bot using an angle grinder to prepare a welded component slips and causes damage what liability or allocation of blame is going to be associated?

[@PdWOLFG4NG]

With super intelligence on the rise, this just doesnt make any sense, we will get quantum computers to nail that in a second, if asi and quantum computing is the prospect, the only thing is left is to explore new frontiers and create as a collective

[@Sentinelsgardenparty]

Very obvious when you use AI for your voice friend…

[@Larry_Dean]

UX/UI is fucked. Don’t go into this. These are the first jobs cut by tech complies during layoffs. I know a lot of degree holding designers completely out of work. You are much better off studying digital design or computer science.

[@the.blue.raven7777]

Ux is digital design

[@cognitive-carpenter]

Still no vertical farming

[@nicoledickson4270]

This all seems to be based on old data. Agentic ai basically blows most of this report away.

[@jenny-DD]

No one cares what people think - What matters is who's gonna make money by using ai and replacing coders

[@davedsilva]

Outdated news. White collar is shrinking. Blue collar is booming.

[@whowhatware]

Id like to see an AI do LTL local P&D deliveries.

[@magnus5982]

I'm not sure you're actually saying "actually" enough in your videos 😅

[@Cory-v4w]

You humans use linear straightforward thinking to process information. However! Do we have nonlinearities in memristive behavior significantly enhance spectral resolution. Is it my fault. You have to pack your guilt trip for a new resolution. ( See 92% fidelity)

[@jnava1803]

What will happen to the economi ? Isnt supposse to be that humans buy products ? What happens if humans dont have money to buy products, what is the purpose of a company if there is no one with money to buy their products ? I think the world will colapse soon.

[@StorytimeAdventures-jl9wv]

Amazing

[@elliskaranikolaou2550]

You cant stay relevant in an AI powered economy. These talking heads dont get it. UBI now.

[@CMDRScotty]

The World Economic Forum needs to separate agriculture workers into two categories tech and non-tech agriculture workers. Because people believe that growth in agriculture workers means people pulling food out of the ground and putting it in a basket. It's misleading to call them agriculture workers when it's computer coding, robot repair, drone pilot, and machine operators.

[@nowlwane9623]

Why would you need that if you want to make the population go down?

[@BrianPellerin]

So when you see the abomination of desolation spoken of by the prophet Daniel, standing in the holy place (let the reader understand), Matthew 24:15 But when you see the abomination of desolation standing where he ought not to be (let the reader understand), then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. Mark 13:14 And he shall set up the abomination that makes desolate, until the decreed end is poured out on the desolator. Daniel 11:31 And forces from him shall appear and profane the temple and fortress, and shall take away the regular burnt offering. And they shall set up the abomination that makes desolate. Daniel 12:11

[@ZeroResolve-0]

Only boring jobs! Where is visual media? Are there media specialists and experts; special effects and 3D modelling experts?

[@quezabitheone4457]

So no one is going to mention the allegations brought up again Sam Altman?

[@bigpickle8844]

Could you wait until robotics advances in the next 12 months. This report means nothing and is way behind the eightball!

[@chantallachance4905]

If we dont work no more that mean no money !! They Will building for who ??

[@stylianoskostopoulos863]

Too many ads, thumbs down

[@smarchessault]

By 2030, let's hope videos spreading fake information become as extinct as the jobs they inaccurately predict! 🌟

[@micbab-vg2mu]

Thank you! Fortunately, I started using generative AI three years ago, and I’m the only person in my company (which has 20,000 employees) who is actively talking about it. I focus on the opportunities it presents. Unfortunately, some people may lose their jobs because they are unwilling to learn and grow.

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

If it's all not hyped and BS, You will still be losing yours as well, just a matter of time, Might be 3 years might be 20.

[@ybRGBMFG]

If you don’t mind me asking, what skills are you growing with your use of ai? Are you learning how to prompt ai? Or are you learning how to train and develop neural networks? I don’t think a persons ability to prompt an LLM is going to ensure they have a future proof skill set. Prompting will continue to become easier and more vague, where children will be able to guide ai to creating what they want.

[@TimAZ-ih7yb]

What’s that old saw about generals fighting the previous war? I wouldn’t put much stock in this report that summarizes the views of managers and CEOs, today’s “generals” busy fighting with tech and tactics from past wars. If they could accurately predict the future they wouldn’t be making all these bonehead mistakes - I’m looking at you Natya and Sundar. 😂

[@qudratullahyousofi2482]

Well, AI helped me summarize the report and not watch your video, but just the first few seconds.

[@dianasong4594]

Jobs are gone. But AI couldn't reason

[@krono069]

I got HVAC certified a handful of years ago. When robots can fix your AC, I'll be in trouble. That isn't gonna happen any time soon.

[@Interstellar00.00]

Is ai live in2025🌏live human being live 🌏forever live

[@thebeautifulones5436]

I am going to get a job as a human ID chip implanter.

[@h-e-acc]

In short, software engineers specializing on advanced machine language and machine learning are going to be pretty in demand and making huge $$$

[@ili626]

For a relatively brief period, until they help code their replacements

[@MilesBellas]

A Quantum Leap !?

[@xasm83]

yeah truck drives super ai secure job

[@Bonomax85]

+22% software developers? 😂 are they kidding right? software developers market is dead

[@KerriEverlasting]

It still cant crotchet so imo its useless. I can crotchet.

[@spaghetti_monster]

All of these lists will change considerably once AI reaches AGI and ASI levels of complexity and competency. For instance, government jobs. Mostly all government jobs consist of thinking, taking many things into account than coming us the most cost effect solutions keeping many factors in mind. Can you imagine a government body that no longer makes decisions based on bias and personal beliefs? I didn't see any indication of any government jobs being lost or replaced in this video, how come?

[@nateriver7702]

They issue out these kinds of predictions and are ALWAYS WRONG 😂😂😂😂 THEY ARE SO WRONG ALL THE F**KING TIMES IT IS NOT EVEN FUNNY 😂😂😂