Two speakers discuss how AI will reshape jobs and society within five years, not decades. They weigh whether human roles stay relevant as AI takes over more work, landing on cautious optimism about what comes next.
We'll see like major stuff happening like 20 years from now years.
Yeah.
Do you think AI is going to kill us all or check our jobs thoughts on that? I think eventually AI will take control of most of the stuff that we do but I think we're good for now. Good for now. Happy years. We'll see like major stuff happening like 20 years from now years.
Yeah.
I don't think necessarily it'll kill us all but I do think it'll take a decent amount of jobs. Like it's already taking factory jobs. Like I do believe it'll take job jobs that not necessarily have a huge impact on us but I still think there'll be many jobs that humans can do. They're still going to need a boss and we could substitute and there's always going to be people that need to look to see the AI is working or not. But yeah, I'll take a majority of jobs for sure.
