40hr work week -> 30hr work week -> 20hr work week -> 10hr work week -> Beer o'clock, every o'clock. Problem solved.

@hussnain27

4 жыл бұрын

U need money to buy thst beer

*AI journalism could be awesome as it could be programmed to be completely impartial and unbiased*

@scahsaint6249

7 жыл бұрын

Or completely partial and bias...

@011azr

7 жыл бұрын

Microsoft tried to invent a Twitter AI and it turned out horribly wrong by creating a racist, homophobic, anti-semitic, childish, bigoted AI who likes to troll, spam and criticize everyone. How? Because unfortunately, pretty much everyone on the internet are just like that. They turned down the AI a little while later after found out how bad it can possibly be for us to rely way too much on AI.

@gregkelley7416

7 жыл бұрын

AI is already writing articles based on pure information feeds to make it readable. Look it up, ill wait. :)

@cypressz

7 жыл бұрын

I can't wait to hack those so the world finally gets the news about how great I am.

@jonesnj07

7 жыл бұрын

Citric Thoughts you'd get a BSOD.

How about introducing basic income? Combination of AI with BI is the best:)

Can we have an optional Gordon Ramsay Profanity Patch-in for robot chefs please?

Robot maintenance jobs on the rise.

@zedek_

7 жыл бұрын

Other robots will do it better, and they will also repair the other repairbots... or even themselves.

@andrewzhoe

7 жыл бұрын

@zedek that is not how it works

@zedek_

7 жыл бұрын

+Andrew Zhoe That is _exactly_ how it will work.

@creativeleo

7 жыл бұрын

bargh70 AI robots will also build, Robots for maintenance jobs 😂

@triad6425

7 жыл бұрын

Andrew Zhoe Did you miss the part where they said robots are entering the cognitive world. Almost any repetitive can be automated including repairs one day.

this will make the future generations strive for education

@The_Revolutionist

7 жыл бұрын

Andrew Zhoe They already do.

@JohnHoworth1971

7 жыл бұрын

Bit of a shame this Generation don't create enough places for education in schools colleges universites and only select people get through..........

@011azr

7 жыл бұрын

Funny how technology has changed so fast but our education seems stuck with the same kind of teaching patterns like what is being used in early Renaissance era. Even something like computer science education stuck with the knowledge from like 10 years ago when the field is changing in like every 10 minutes or so.

@Brainbuster

7 жыл бұрын

Today's doctors spent 4 years in pre-med, another 4 years in med school, then 2 years in residency. 10 years mastering their skill and expertise. TODAY, a robot can "doctor" better than a human doctor. Years spent in education won't save you. That which is very challenging for humans to master is easy for robots. This includes driving safely and efficiently, and includes careers in medicine and law.

@Jojobizzare80

7 жыл бұрын

Andrew Zhoe Not everyone is suitable for college some people are tactile learners that need hands on manual labor.

i think this one of the best videos Ive seen of robots and their impact on the workforce

When you passed on that scholarship opportunity to go work in your dads shop.

No drama, no complaint, no labor strike

This brings up difficult questions that need to be answered

It's funny cause Alaska's UBI doesn't even cover the cost of goods increase for living in Alaska. It's more expensive to ship anything up there, so everything they import is going to be more expensive than here, and over the course of a year, the $1000-2200 doesn't even cover that lol

You might think going into robotics is a safe career choice, and it is......until the robots start building other robots.

I for one welcome our robotic overlords

@lazarusblackwell6988

3 жыл бұрын

Me too.

The future is for multidisciplinary people. Creativity will be more important and thinking outside of the box.

We’ve been through this many times and it always turns out for the better. But you can’t replace a good old fashion human prostitute.

@hamman6920

2 жыл бұрын

ayo

@ceehour

2 жыл бұрын

🤨📸

We don't need UBI. We need transformation through new business models that don't operate on hierarchical ownership, but on shared proportional ownership with protections against the exploitation of labor. This is an issue of exploitation of labor rearing it's head. Without exploitation of labor as "efficiency" that is in reality paying someone less than their portion of a product's worth, this is an advancement that benefits all owners. The problem is that a few consolidate ownership. A factory worker that owns their portion of the means of production wants to replace their labor with a machine's when that makes their means of production yield greater results. These same means of production then transfer into a different labor role of shared ownership and new jobs with their portion of this new means of production as maintenance and development of these machines. This is again a simple idea. I'm just explaining why it works. The idea is that if people maintain ownership of their means of production, this is a non-issue. Exploitation instead cuts out these would be owners since they have no ownership as soon as their work is no longer needed. That makes sense in a way, but as consolidating ownership into the hands of a few. All workers must own their portion of the means of production. Such ownership when replaced with machines can be invested into machines for higher RoI by working less. What a deal! Again a deal made impossible by consolidating the ownership of the means of production. The state has no right to ownership of the people's means of production. Oligarchs have no right to the people's means of production. Only the *people* have the right to their means of production. A government cannot consolidate this power to protect the people's right to this ownership. It can only protect human individual property rights as civil rights protections against exploitation against ownership of one's portion of their means of production. It is becoming essential for our economic stability to protect this human right as a civil right.

well, i'm working tech support... as long as someone is needed to maintain those bots and the equipment that controls them, i'll still have a job. might even get busier with more stuff to repair and maintain! ^^

To have the universal pay there has to be one currency and one whole country (every country is formed into one country)

Lawyers, judges, politicians, artists etc are unlikely to be replaced by machines.

@JohnHoworth1971

7 жыл бұрын

They already exist out there.......not sute of the politician yet not sure they even human...

@sammclennan3661

7 жыл бұрын

That's a shame...

@charlesbronson21

7 жыл бұрын

Lawyers would be redundant (not all but the assistants). Lawyers who do tedious job of checking documents would be replaced by AI. See CGPGrey video in KZread "Humans Need Not Apply"

@Mrcheesydancer

7 жыл бұрын

eizhowa because they can't be replaced. every job that requires thinking CAN'T be done by robots... for now

@eizhowa

7 жыл бұрын

+Charles Bronson Legal argumentation requires creativity. You need to be able to imagine how a judge would interpret the argumentation and "invent" issues with the argumentation, even when only checking documents. They will also have to take into account changes in society and the current political climate, all which can influence the interpretation of the law. So the bot would need a lot of creativity and be very senstitive to all the influences from the world. My guess is that t AIs ability to think creatively will be heavily regulated to prevent them to become dangerous. We made genetic experiments largely illegal because they pose a threat. I imagine AI will be treated similarly. Lawyers and judges are also the least likely to be replaced, because they write the laws and interpret the laws once they are passed ;)

But if you have UBI wouldn't it mean all products will gradually get more expensive (because at first everyone will be able to afford them, so the price will have to go up). Eventually people who rely on UBI as their sole income will not be able to afford basic sustenance.

take our shitty jobs. give us the universal allowance to pursue our passions. this is the end goal of civilization. do not bemoan joblessness. work for yourself. the robots will do the grunt work while our human minds transcend fear of lack of basic necessities imposed by a greedy socio-economic system. the day of happiness is upon humanity soon. the end is nigh! yes, the end of capitalism and the beginning of our global relaxation.

2:38 bro really is playing plants versus zombies lol

Robots can't climb 300ft and repair a wind turbine, build an apartment, or fix your plumbing (they would get wet and break).

Nobody is thinking how to shift to a new society where the scarcity of jobs is welcome and there will be little need to work, hence money will virtually be useless and not scarse. Basically, we are approaching the moment when the current society structure does not apply

We need to flush jobs down the toilet we need freedom from jobs now

@deaththekid922

6 жыл бұрын

i agree right now im not Working ( since im only 20 and i might do my A Levels ( since i had to stop school bc of health issues) the idea of Working the next 30-50 years is really not something i am looking forward to if i would become a Speedrunner or Esports player , that might be fun , but still i would do it for Money so i can afford my Hobbies like Gaming , collecting Manga etc but still why go work for up to 8-10 Hours a day just so you can enjoy your hobbies for ~4-6 Hours

@bornintoacorruptsystem9to5

6 жыл бұрын

Minene Uryuu922 I PC Masterrace I exactly

@johngotit1409

6 жыл бұрын

In robots we trust

@ethant3747

5 жыл бұрын

@Nate Kolesar bro I'm with you

2:39 the blue dude is playing on his phone

@UnseenSpartan

4 жыл бұрын

TheOne AndOnly Looks like Plants vs Zombies 😅😅😅

Giving Truck Drivers job fully to AI and Robots is very risky, as it is very heavy and contain costly materials, I think their jobs will be augmented

@MarinelliBrosPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so.

Jobless? Sir you need to update your conceptions about what Humans can do...

"What's a substitute for bread and beans,do engines get rewarded for their steam?

2:25, machine's can't "think"

Wow that's nice amazing 😍

Severance pay for normal firing= 2months wages Severance pay for robot replacment = 6months wages and elegibility for gov subsidized software development/CAD design boot camp. Convert public libraries to public internet access points + 3dprinting/lasercutting/fab houses that operate at cost to help people develop products at low cost. (they're somewhat obsolete for finding information anyhow) it may not be enough.. and it already sounds like its too expensive. but i think we're gonna have to do something like that to keep the economy and workforce healthy

Robots in coming to Wal-Mart near you.. soon.. lol

As a (social) libertarian the whole basic income made Intuitively uneasy a few years back. When I heard the arguments as to why (same is in this video) I was already on the fence because as a programmer I see how fast AI is developing And in the next 50 years I think that indeed 50-80% of the jobs are obsolete. And we cannot let 80% of our country die from hunger and you want to have them have enough to by the goods and services that are now produced by robots. So the basic income seems to be the first step to eventually a currency free world.

Good

I find is sad that some people can't understand that people don't want to work using their brain 24/7.

It's not about replacing people... "Yet"

What a dull future... nothing to live for or do... Totally uninspiring.... AI doing housework is my only interest.

And watching this you tube video wirelessly just to add to it

Deloitte and Oxford Uni researched this and concluded 35% of jobs will be impacted in the next 20 years - Great video. If you're interested I've made a short video on how AI will effect engineering jobs

Guys if you are scared that there will be no jobs then trust me, robots don't deal drugs.

I wonder if future cognitive robots will be like all living things in that their primary motivation is self preservation. If so human extinction is inevitable

I swear its going to be jugement day

The vice president of the local unions smokes inside at work.... MERICA! uhhh right? 2:55

If we can't create new jobs of the future then we failed as humans in an intellectual level and in every level

Not all pleasant, not all true.

I imagine with the combination of automation and UBI most jobs will move to the financial sector. It would be an investment based economy. Take your base income and if you invest wisely you better you life style. Invest poorly and learn from your mistakes. Try again as you will always be financial secure. I think "Human Made" will become a thing as well. Most likely just a niche market.

im all for universal income as long as it comes out of these corporate monsters pockets

Robots will be making and repairing other robots.

Try and have a side hustle if possible.

I WONDER IF CONSUMERS ARE GONNA BE REPLACED WITH ROBOTS TOO. NOW ROBOTS ARE TAKING OVER ARE COUCHES TOO!!

Instead of UBI, why not simply progressively reduce private taxes to match the increase in production?

Am I the only one who thinks that the future looks awesome? More time to dedicate to the thing we really love, without caring about the money? HOW people will spend the time they have it's their freedom.

@pingpong9656

7 жыл бұрын

Wasting time without purpose or achievement is not inspiring at all... I guess drugs is one option...

@muudzi

7 жыл бұрын

Based on that statement, anything you do that isn't paid work is a waste of time. Is there really nothing else that motivates you in life?

The movie "Automata" was right!!!!! woow

i've seen this or something similar before

@eizhowa

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, they have been trying this in the Netherlands for a while now.

Jobs become automated because robots can do a better job for a cheaper price. Who will be able to pay for a companies services and products when a large majority of people become unemployed. For example, a large car company automates completely, sure they can now drop their prices but.... (Ford for example employs over 200,000 people). Now there is 200,000 less people to buy your product because they have no job and money. Obviously they won't all remain unemployed, but if enough jobs become automated a vast majority of them will remain so. Would love to hear what others think :D

my job sucks please take it robots

4:35 Andrew Yang has the same explanation

damn

Hi 👋

innovation is the sloution

One side of ai they don't want to talk about is the dark side of ai going rogue

For people interested in this topic, checkout a game called Technobabylon, where one of the main characters gives a great example of potential attitude when born into a society with more socialism and a bit more technology.

I see the future humans that were in Wall-E, and we already have mark 1 of Wall-E in this video

@The_Revolutionist

7 жыл бұрын

Gunrunking And do you think it's good?

Andrew Yang 2020.

Can we get started on rolling out robots in to parliament so the country can get back on its feet and move forward.

Why do they have a huge, expensive robot to take the pizza off the line, and put it on the oven line? Why would there just not be a conveyor belt to the oven ?? Makes no sense.

I would like to think I am safe as a mechanical engineer. hopefully

We'll be ok for about 30 years because robots need someone to fix them; by then, robots will be economically feasible to fix robots.

In argentina we give a universal basic income to unemployed people, and it makes them lazy, no doubt about it. It should be an emergency patch to a problem, not the definitive solution.

@muudzi

7 жыл бұрын

If it only goes to poor people then it's not UBI, it's just targeted welfare. Removing targeting and making welfare universal actually removes the disincentive to work because you won't lose benefits if you get a job, unlike many current welfare programs.

What's with the guy playing video games on his phone?

This is like my minecraft skyblock

It is inevitable, and it is coming to a city near you.

I better not lose a job because some fucking robots.

Citing UBI has worked in Alaska isn’t a fair comparison. In Alaska people have jobs the reason for UBI is because their won’t be any jobs.

Time for Universal Basic Income..

@miraculixxs

7 жыл бұрын

Bruce Alrighty won't work

@Bry.89

7 жыл бұрын

Sure it will work.. we made up the idea of money and economy.

@miraculixxs

7 жыл бұрын

Bruce Alrighty yeah and we also made up the need for food and shelter rigth

@Bry.89

7 жыл бұрын

Except that food and shelter keep people alive. We don't necessarily need a money-based economy to keep people alive.

Universal income doesn't make people lazy; it's make people to focus on other things; learn grow study

The took R jobs! -Southpark

This will sound scary and radical but its less of an impact than a UBI. Double every ones pay by raising the minimum wage, make a 10 hour work week part time and a 20 hour work week full time. Everything over 20 hours is overtime. There we just doubled the number of jobs. Do this again and again until humans work very little. To those that argue that people needs jobs to keep their mind from being idle, many jobs do just that, menial work leads to an idle mind. Also the comparison to a Wall-E like future, I argue that we are already headed for that future with consumerism. The jobless future may actually give people the time to think about and act on the bigger problems soon enough to divert from this dystopian WallE like future.

Currently training to be a pilot... fuck me.

They will have to start applying automation, and AI in a more humane way. They will have to start thinking in the context of how do we make the job for the worker better instead of let's save money and move to complete automaton! .

I always agreed with UBI. I believe everyone should have some sort of income security and knowing that there house note, and car notes will be paid

Robots and AI will be in need of our metadata. So you pay the infrastructure with your metadata, they build whatever you want. Special projects to solve problems; explore space; solar, fusion, no wars... Ah that last bit. No wars. Yeah. I don't know about that last bit.

When it's a glitch I don't believe it's ai...that's too convenient.

One concern I have regarding UBI is the shift from what we have now; a 'poverty trap', to a 'basic income trap'. How are people going to legitimately get ahead financially when you've already got an entitled elite that has amassed a hoard of capital during the good ol' days of labour exploitation. If we live in a world where everyone gets a set amount with less and less jobs available; it would almost seem like the elite, no matter what, will come out to be the true victors in the end. The wealth and rentiers of the top percent will lavishly live in a life of extreme luxury, have robots do most of their work, while everyone else gets a paltry acknowledgment that they can exist with basics provided. That sounds dystopian rather than utopian from my perspective.

We should all become created

You know there will also be a need for people to fix all of these machines

@zedek_

7 жыл бұрын

Other robots will do it better, and they will also repair the other repairbots... or even themselves.

@ClemintineCake

7 жыл бұрын

not really most maintenance jobs are predictable only so much can go wrong on an average day, and that can be easily programmed for. All of the other 1/100 things could be done by a person but that is not a lot of jobs

@LilRedRasta

6 жыл бұрын

Pointless if every other job is automated. Also it takes someone with a fairly high IQ to repair machines. Most of the population won't be up to the task.

@electro1889

5 жыл бұрын

MF-BOOM AI will most certainly be building and fixing robots, better & faster than any human!

This guy kinda sounds like ashens

This is why higher taxes on industrial businesses is very important. You make more and need to hire less so you need to help society more. We are not 200 year ago Americans it's time to morally and socially grow.

Robert James..more like chappelle

Um.... $1000 a month in alaska is nothing when something like a gallon of milk costs like $14.

2050 will robots take your robot building job away?

Welcome to age of balt thing

so this means I dont have to work in 20 years and I will get money or not

We need freedom from jobs

@AmericaFirstRifleman

6 жыл бұрын

Robots must take jobs Immediately dude the more jobs get lost the more likely I will look for bots to destroy.

I'm a robot

Oh...humans are phucked!

routine and predictable sound like every jot out there.

They doesn't know anything about ML .

if we start replacing all the jobs who will buy it if nobody has an income. And please dont mention the UBI cause that in itself will cause more problems

@eizhowa

7 жыл бұрын

So you want people to have an income to spend, but not use UBI? The only solution would be to ban the use of machines and robots in all industries. That will never happen. As long as there are countries who allow machines and robots to do the work, all buisinesses will want to be there.

@Desertdolphin43

7 жыл бұрын

eizhowa. I get that but thats why this idea is controversial

@aliasrehbar9693

7 жыл бұрын

Or u could make a policy

@momentary_

7 жыл бұрын

Robots create enormous wealth that didn't exist before. They do the jobs that millions of humans did, but do not need to be paid a salary, healthcare nor benefits. Their only cost is occasional maintenance which pales in comparison to the cost of hiring a human worker. Where will all that new wealth go? There are two options: into the pockets of the business owners who own the robots or into the pocket of the government through taxation on automation The only way to prevent 99% of humanity starving in the streets will be to tax automation and use those taxes to implement universal basic income.