Is AI going to replace humans in the distant future?
- Amir Bder
- Apr 22
- 2 min read
Updated: May 3
AI in the job market is taking the world by storm. It has already replaced countless jobs and it's expected to replace much more. Many people fear that they will be replaced by AI but will they? If they will how long will it take for them to be replaced?
AI has already multiple jobs that tend to require working with numbers. AI has been seen to answer lot's of math questions with great efficiency, which led to many of these jobs being taken over. AI is expected to replace a lot of people in the job industry in the near future. Not every job is in danger of being replaced because right now the capabilities of AI are only reliable with data based jobs. For companies, having an Artificial worker is much less costly and doesn't require a whole office and multiple physical materials that a human does.
AI has clear limitations. AI is limited by the information it is given and how frequently is receives it. Any jobs requiring creativity and emotion are safe from AI like babysitting, any artistic jobs, and many more. AI also struggles when facing something unpredictable and it can't predict the outcome. It also sucks at making anything completely new. It relies on data and the past to make new things which means that its creativity is very limited. This means it won't be able to replace artists, writers, and many other jobs that rely on creativity. AI also won't be able to replace any jobs that require any sort of human interactions like teachers, lawyers, therapists, nurses and many more.
With all this AI will also create future jobs. AI can't build itself, and requires a lot of human training to develop and increase in efficiency and productivity. As AI gets increasingly smarter, it will need more humans to help train it and maintain it to make sure that AI stays relevant as much as possible.
overall AI isn't going to be replacing many jobs anytime soon as it is still being trained and developed with the help of many brilliant minds. AI has it's clear limitations at this point but it will continue to become much more reliable and costly. It can be argued that AI isn't really taking jobs but in contrast shifting them. It is replacing the much more data based jobs and opening new ones to create a shift in the job industry.
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