/biz/ - Business & Finance

Thats true. Accounting cucks are the first to go

>>16881896
it's easier to synthesize your entire reality than automate blue or white collar jobs

fite me

>>16881906
I'm a student majoring in accounting right now. If you took one accounting class you would know that you literally can't automate accounting.

>>16881896
yeah sure first you automate the pencil pushers but 15 years later you automate basically eberything so you know potatoe-tomatoe right

>>16881924
brainlet detected

>>16881896 (OP)
yeah sure first you automate the pencil pushers but 15 years later you automate basically eberything so you know potatoe-tomatoe right

>>16881924
brainlet detected

>>16881896
yeah sure first you automate the paper pushers but 15 years later you automate basically everything so you know potatoe-tomatoe right

>>16881924
brainlet detected

>>16881924
Why not? Couldn't computers just record and balance credits and debits automatically, It's just numbers in two row of tables on a spreadsheet after all. Someone would need to enter the credits and debits but that can be set up automatically too if we move to a cashless society that will record every transaction, Which I think will happen.

>>16881896
All of you know nothing about automation. Its not magic or all powerful.

>>16881993
How is a computer going to prepare a Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Statement of Cash Flow? How are they going to be able to respond to an SEC audit? How will the computer create the notes required by the SEC at the bottom of the various documents?

>>16882018
it could take all the transactions and generate those things, But the money flowing in and out of a company would have to be all electronic meaning no paper money and record every transaction. Until cash is no more then there will always be accountants, This is where AI and crypto come in but we shall see.

>>16882018
Macros, you don’t need to audit anything but the input, the code and the output, macros. Sorry bro

>>16882018
>SEC audit?
BitCoin literally solves this.

>>16882018
dude you are going to get computationally dabbed on. make the big brain move, max out your student loans to buy chainlink and worst case bernie wipes out your outstanding debt. the shift is already underway.

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>>16882115
Post transcript with an accounting class on it or stfu

>>16882018
Sad

>>16882174
>the cope is strong in this one
Just take some programming courses while you’re there and you can be the guy profiting from the demise of meatbag accountants

>>16881896
That is true. I think some manual labor sticks around way longer than people think. Automating white collar work just takes a pc with software loaded on it. Automating blue collar work takes steel, specifically designed machines, and probably more specially designed programs.

Also anytime a whole industry gets destroyed by automation, there will be tons of people looking for jobs keeping the labor supply high. Therefore, the cost of labor will go down, and everyone will get paid less due to automation.

I work a white collar job and I can easily see how me, and many around me can be easily replaced by machines. I ask many of my friends and they always say "rofl, no machine can replace what I do". I think most guys though have some gene in them that makes them refuse to admit they are inferior and replaceable. I think its just wishful thinking on their part.

I buy crypto every chance I get. I believe a job like mine could be partially automated by smart contracts in the not so far off future. I don't think there is any other way to escape permanent serfdom at this point other than being one who owns things. Hate to be a doomer but I think this is the truth.

>>16882174
>reeee
>post transcript
>you can't just invent and use a decentralized open ledger that makes accountants irrelevant

>>16881896
It’s true anon. I work in white collar automation. Easy as pie.
>Investment Bank

>>16881924
EL EM EF AY OH

>>16881924
it takes 5 seconds to write a non automated accounting problem, but instead you posted this

>>16881896
Automating a job should be a punishable offense.

>>16881896
Janitor is very hard and not lucrative to automate

>>16883358
>t.

didnt know peter schiff started lifting

>>16881924
Accountanon here, this.

>>16881896
you are correct

>>16882018
You're a brainlet if you don't see how easy this is to automate.
The only human job will be to sign the paper once the computer is done.

>>16884267
Its already largely been automated those that still have jobs probably wont lose them anytime soon

Why not both?

>>16881896
>>16881906
If we automate drivers before we automate notaries, it means crypto is a failure