THE FUTURE OF EMPLOYMENT. 702 jobs checked

Scientists examined how susceptible some jobs are to computerisation. List is at the end of this article if you want to look up your job.
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bumping for interest

are they that autistic

half the fucking thing is verbal diarrhea about some historic irrelevant bullshit

TLRR it for me OP you faggot

List is at the end of this article if you want to look up your job.

Automation is coming for every job it can. No wage is low enough when you are competing against an engeneered hyper efficient machine.

Once they master machine vision, allowing robots to operate in the world like we do, using vision to build a map of the world around us and identify items of interest its all ogre. We would have to compete on an energy consumption basis and no organic body and highly generalised brain could compete against electrical power and specialised processors.

Shit is going to hit the fan when machine vision finally arrives.

Accounting
>Job Rank - 671
>Probability of Employment - 0.98%

Well fuck..

labour participation rate is higher than it was in the 1970s explain that mincome dudeweed faggets

Good. We want robots making our stuff. Then everything's cheaper. You could have 100 men harvesting a field, or one man doing it with a combine harvester. You wouldn't argue for preventing the invention of harvesters because it takes peoples' jobs.

>Education
>0.0044

Safe as fucking houses, neet scum

>oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/downloads/academic/The_Future_of_Employment.pdf

Seems like most things that focus specifically on people are the ones least likely to replace.

Also funny how Mathematicians and actuaries are not very likely to be replaced yet Mathematical technicians are.

Database administrators were also extremely low.

I guess there's safety in dealing with the abstract or piecing together loose information than doing rote tasks.

see

>Intepreters and Translators
>0.38
>265

Meh... could have been worse. If google translator wasn't the death of my profession, a fancy machine won't certainly do the job as well.

I doubt the robots are gonna go to thrift stores and garage sales looking for stuff to resell on ebay for profit.

My idea of paradise is watching UBI fags starve to death, in utter shock that their globalist very best allies and friends betrayed them, left them to die.

I think google translator only affected translators more than interpreters.

You'd have to be on the spot and present to be an interpreter while translator is something you can do in your own office.

In google translator's defense, it often does give you a general meaning of what's being conveyed. It fails, however, in local dialects and idioms.

Like I said, every job it can. Machine vision will eliminate driving jobs, labour jobs etc.

Then there will be the learning algorithms that will take all the paper pusher jobs.

They have welding at 598 but I doubt that includes complex tig work. Mig can be done by CNC already but I reckon tig is a skilled trade that will last.

>Tfw denial

Ten years ago, they said perfect machine translations within ten years. Today, they're saying within ten years.

>Door-to-door Sales workers
>0.94%
Are we going to be harassed at our doors by robots now? At least now I can kick them over.

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I LIKE IT

Won't it be good once robots eliminate all jobs since stuff could be produced for almost nothing

.94%
ignore the %

Does this mean I've lived long enough to witness robo communism?

Sure they will. You can already scrape places like Craigslist for stuff. Programming a bot to make the deal and schedule a pick-up and delivery isn't too far fetched. Once in storage it can list the item on eBay and handle shipping when the order comes in. Post will be automated by then so you could conceivably have the item bought and resold before it ever makes it to storage. The only thing you need to do is have ownership of the process.

WTF is a Gaming Cage Worker?

>the automation meme
People are seriously over-estimating the accomplishments of computer science (which has made virtually no progress in AI since the 2000s and barely any progress in image recognition). It's fun to talk about "self-driving cars" until you realize that they're basically just advanced auto-drive for relatively straight roads that are clearly marked (mostly highways) and aren't even that good at detecting stop lights, much less other signage.

The methodology in this is pure nonsense and it was published explicitly to be the equivalent of click-bate in the academic journal world.

The people that exchange money at casinos.

>130. 0.042% Software Developers, Applications

Thanks college meme. Now I only have to worry about being outsourced to some poo in loo

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Do the 1's and 0's in the special category next to a job mean that it DEFINITELY respectively will or won't be replaced by computers ??

why the hell didnt they alphabatize it?

what is ctrl + f

I dont use craiglist. So the robot can have it.

I go to thrift stores and garage sales only and sell on Ebay only.

I dont want niggers calling me 24/7 with dumb questions. "Yo dawg your car come wit da rims"

No idiot I am gonna take them off yeah it fucking comes with the rims.

It's more interesting this way imo.

>Sales engineers
> p=0.004

Wew lad looks like I'm safer than every other engineering speciality

so we can see and laugh at retards like you who will have their job robotized because they are too stupid to even use ctrl+f

Women didn't work in the 70s and weren't considered part of the labor force. If you look at just the male rate it has gone nowhere but down.

Uber is testing self-driving cars in Pittsburgh now. If a computer can figure out Pittsburgh roads and driving habits it's ready for anywhere.
That's cab drivers, truck drivers, bus drivers, train engineers all out of a job.

From Pittsburgh, plenty of jobs to come cleaning vehicle accidents

Google translator fills the "quick, basic & cheap" translation niche that phrase books used to fill, not real translators.
That said, machines will probably overtake human translation skill pretty rapidly soon, due to their potential for inhumanly superior vocabulary and syntax knowledge while being inherently cheaper and more convenient. Translators will probably gradually shift to fill a cultural and customs guide role, rather than translating language.

>tfw you might get unemployed in the future
>tfw you might get unemployed and possibly not aging, living the neet life for eternity in a 24 years old body

I don't know what feel I am supposed to be feeling

>Probability only 10%
And I was hoping for a good excuse to finally become a NEET

Free robowaifus delivered directly to your doorstep. All you need is a taser

You don't need true AI for most things.

One example for the success of automation would be drug discovery. The companies now have robots that just brute force their library of millions of chemically diverse compounds against the target molecule to find the best suited candidate which then gets altered a bit by whichever chemists you didn't fire when your workload dropped to basically nothing.

How the hell are models at a .98 probability to be automated? Are we going to have robots wearing underwear in Victoria's Secret catalogues? Or are they going to just make all print ads feature anime charecters and shit? What about runway models? I dont gove 2 shits about that industry, but that shit still doesnt make sense.

>0.53 drafter

Feels bad, man

>Surgeons
>One of the lowest to be computerised
bull-shit

54.
0.012
Pharmacists

get rekt faggots

>technology will end employment!

Yes just like steam engines, the printing press and aqueducts!

Kill. Self

old user here

>32. 0.0065 15-1121 Computer Systems Analysts

Feels comfy man.

And all of those web "programmers" (really, designers)

>208. 0.21 15-1179 Information Security Analysts, Web Devel
opers, and Computer Net-
work Architects

Hm, well they may hold out...

>implying a robot will answer a phone call, drive to a customer, call the customer to find out where the key is, inspect the workplace, plan the job, fetch the necessary equipment for the job, lay cable where ever it needs to be laid and install everything that needs to be installed without having incredibly high tech artificial intelligence. AND a mobile skeleton advenced enough to crawl or jump to difficult places.

>plan and execute orders on its own
>move wherever it wants to on its own
When we reach a level of AI that is able to commit simple service jobs like these, they are already on a level where they can do just about anything.
How high your education is has nothing to do with it, although the first jobs to go will be static sit-still-all-day jobs that do the same generic shit every day.

Had a GF who lived in LA and helped me put up a jeep wrangler for sale there, we'd constantly get these nogs wanting to meet us after dark at infamous mugger hangouts or neighborhoods known for violent occurrences.

Like some nog would just brazenly expect you to believe that hes got cash in hand and just drive on down to westmont (death alley) or harvard park (mugger central) at 11:30 at night.

How about you show up in our nice clean white neighborhood with lots of police patrol presence with the money in broad daylight and you can leave with the car and title? Nope, always had an excuse why they couldnt show up and why it had to be at midnight in some hellhole of a neighborhood.

Fliep, Please be safe.

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