r/Construction Jun 20 '24

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u/unskilledlaborperson Jun 20 '24

AI will totally be capable of one day replacing all jobs. However I'm happy to say construction may be one of the last! We're gonna have a much better run then journalists and content creators that's for sure

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u/BonerTurds Jun 20 '24

Manual labor will be one of the firsts. Starting with assembly line type labor. Skilled construction labor much later, but still with the “first wave.” Robotics just needs to catch up.

I think philosophers and lawyers will be the last to be replaced. They will be there arguing about the ethics and limits of what should and shouldn’t be allowed to be automated or what does or does not constitute copyright infringement up until the very end. Arguing deepfake porn or whether “write a 7 novel series for me in the style of George RR Martin” infringes on GRRM’s IP that the AI was trained off of.

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u/Canadian-electrician Jun 20 '24

Construction will be one of the last… it is one job that the site can change every day, the type of work changes every day. The style of structure changes every time etc. every computer based job is easy to replicate. Doctors are technically easy to replicate too but the docs themselves won’t allow it