4th industrial revolution job market

[Anonymous No.12813612]

Lets have a fourth industrial revolution job market thread.
What jobs will disappear?
What careers will be the most important?
Will your job still exist 10 years from now?
Now its the time to think about this anons, you dont want to be a truck driver because you wont have a job pretty soon for instance

[Anonymous No.12813621]

>>12813612
>What jobs will disappear?
Yes.

[Anonymous No.12813628]

>>12813612
FFS why do you all post these? Are you guys all yids or something?

[Anonymous No.12813636]

>>12813612
>What careers will be the most important?
Neet-Grinder

Who needs extra useless living bodies when machines can serve the elite revolution free?

[Anonymous No.12813648]

>What jobs will disappear

Cashiers

>What careers will be the most important

Dunno. Probably electrical engineers

>Will you job still exist 10 years from now

Well I work in IT infrastructure and have also worked in SAP consulting

No amount of automation can replace IT infrastructure strategy and implementation. The introduction of the cloud has only made my work more valuable

SAP intentionally makes their products challenging and non intuitive, so I'd say that's also safe, albeit it's completely overrun with Pajeets

[Anonymous No.12813651]

>>12813612
>What jobs will disappear?
Anything that involves piloting any kind of automotive/transport vehicle, obviously.
Also, more importantly, anything that involves parsing a human call into a production backend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBVCFcEBKLM

[Anonymous No.12813652]

>>12813612
there will be the linkie overclass and then the servant class that is paid to pamper the linkies and entertain them

[Anonymous No.12813656]

>>12813628
Mind your own business, you stupid goy fuck.

[Anonymous No.12813659]

very enticing photo, OP

[Anonymous No.12813697]

>>12813652
>imagine building a rich fantasy world around SOMEONE ELSE making your dreams come true
/biz/ can't even delusional grandiosity properly... sad

[Anonymous No.12813759]

>>12813612
>What jobs will disappear?
early 4th industrial revolution? things that simple robots can do automatically.

80+% of cashiers/waiters/store clerks will be gone. delivery people, taxi and bus drivers, accountants. stuff where a lot of creativity isn't involved but where you need to do a long series of short and simple tasks. then not long after that in a further phase of the 4th industrial revolution youll see construction workers gone as robots start propping up new, cheap, safe buildings. in another phase youll see police forces using tons of robots. then eventually youll have robot doctors. thats probably the most exciting thing to me about the coming decades is increasing human lifespan, i hope we build a future for humans where the robots make our lives great, not a dystopian future. i know that one of the biggest pushers of having a full robot future are the military industrial complex, robots are the perfect soldiers too. they'd be good for a lot of things. so i hope good people build the future and not bad people.


i want to see a world where we're bioprinting organs and unlocking life extension technology, where were getting cheap (free?) but quality and healthy food farmed by machines so that food isn't hard to get for anyone - farming augmented by AI that grows the freshest and best food you can imagine right near your home. building cheaper and more comfortable homes where poor people in 30-40 years live as well as billionaires do now.

remember how our grandparents generation used to marvel at simple things we took for granted growing up? thats how i hope our grandkids feel when they see us saying how great its become.

[Anonymous No.12813780]

>>12813612
There won't be any jobs in a couple of decades. Automation and AI will lead to a socialist society.

[Anonymous No.12813784]

>>12813759
This is very naive. It's true that that technology will be possible, but reality will be far closer to Brave New World than some futurist ideal from the '50s. Mark of the beast any day now.

[Anonymous No.12813804]

>>12813759
>increasing human life span
>exciting

fucking normies these days I swear

[Anonymous No.12813826]

>>12813656
No

[Anonymous No.12813831]

>>12813612
>What jobs will disappear ?
Simple accountanting/bookkeeping.
Insurance investigators
Transactional lawyers
Managers
Product inventory analyst


>What careers will be the most important?
Jobs that require advice and individual judgment calls.

Will your job still exist 10 years from now?
Yes.

[Anonymous No.12813920]

>>12813826
Once of these days your kind will learn its place. My fondest memories growing up were the family Shabbats when everyone would discuss your inevitable eradication.

My community has trained for millenia to erase you cattle. We are the owners of this Earth and you are but insects in comparison. Nothing you are capable of will change your fate.

[Anonymous No.12813958]

>>12813612
Checked link coloured panties. We makin' it.

[Anonymous No.12814041]

>>12813920
Yeah whatever you're just a bunch of mamzers.

[Anonymous No.12814772]

Even with robots there will still need to be people to manage the robots and fix random problems that come up

[Anonymous No.12814785]

>>12814772
how autistic do you have to be to create a minecraft slave mod

[Anonymous No.12814797]

>>12813697
>not knowing how investments work
/fudders/ can't even fiscal common sense properly...
gay

[Anonymous No.12814869]

>>12814797
>investments

[Anonymous No.12815025]

>tfw bank teller

[Anonymous No.12815618]

>>12813784
>Brave New World
Yup. Spooky shit, but apparently I'm 'over reacting' according to a 20yo I was talking to recently who I had to describe the term Huxleyan to.
Honestly want off this planet to a fedual world or something. I don't want to be a servitor.

[Anonymous No.12815712]

>>12813612
sorry. no fully automated luxury space communism within our life time.
We don't even have robocars that can handle the chaos of parking lots. Let alone, load inventory into the store safely.

The jobs that I think will disappear disappear are the stupid administrative jobs. Shit like assistant secretary, since file management can be more streamlined.

The jobs that will be most important are the physical labor that robots can't handle.
Even if we can 3D print houses, the wiring, plumbing, etc are going to require human expertise and dexterity.

We could have automated 90% of retail jobs with vending machines decades ago. But we don't pay at the pump. We all stand in line and pay the cashier.

[Anonymous No.12815837]

>>12815712
>Robots aren't dextrous

[Anonymous No.12815843]

>>12813612
>Virtual labor in virtual economies will be commonplace

Hope you guys know how to farm for gold in MMOs

I'm being serious btw

[Anonymous No.12815848]

>>12813612
Literally everything you fucking retard. I also laugh at the white collar cucks pretending they aren't going to be replaced. It's a lot easier to code AI than it is to code AI to operate in a 3D space. I unironically believe like 90 percent of white collar fags including engineers and programmers will be the first to get the rope

[Anonymous No.12815867]

>>12813612
White collar jobs are more endangered than blue collar jobs. I wouldn't disguise truck driver so easily

[Anonymous No.12815884]

>>12815843
this only works when there is a market for virtual gold and items.

This only exists now because 3rd worlders with infinite time to spend can farm for gold and expensive items TO THEN SELL TO PEOPLE WITH MORE INCOME.

This model does not exist IN A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE IS DIRT POOR EXCEPT FOR THE TOP 1% OF HUMANS who probably won't care about WOW and MMOs

[Anonymous No.12815927]

>>12813612
Call centers will be the first, however nothing of value will be lost

[Anonymous No.12815956]

>>12813780
So study machine learning

[Anonymous No.12816184]

>>12815956
in the long run you'd have to be in the elite to be valuable
ML has been democratized to the extent that working with it for practical purposes amounts to plumbing work that anyone can learn to do
on the r&d side you're also competing with tech giants who churn out affordable solutions that cover most corporate needs
sure there will be interesting things left to explore, niches where mainstream ML doesn't work well etc., but studying machine learning will not magically make you irreplaceable
you still need to stand out

[Anonymous No.12816232]

>>12816184
>Not looking at ML in a blackhat-flavoured way

[Anonymous No.12816384]

>>12816232
Interesting... could you elaborate on what blackhat applications ML could have?

[Anonymous No.12816625]

>>12813920
You're not very good at sports, good luck

A world where the only people who exist are scam artists isn't a world I want to live in anyway, keep it

[Anonymous No.12816663]

>>12813612
>Newfag detected

All these retards in here own link, so they won't have to worry about having a job or not in the future

[Anonymous No.12817307]

>>12813612
>What jobs will disappear?
A lot. Take just one example of driverless cars, and let's assume they're substantially safer at some point than human drivers.

>Automobile wrecks drop 90%

Auto insurance decimated - adjusters, claims handlers, all the support staff

Personal injury lawyers take a huge hit and all their staff

Tow truck drivers, mechanics, take a huge hit.

Orthopedic surgeons have less injuries to fix. Emergency Room cutbacks, nurses, other staff.

>Millions of people out of a job. Entire industries decimated from just one development in tech.

[Anonymous No.12817535]

>>12815867
Yeah seriously. White collar is much easier to automate than driving. Lolz at the stupid fucks on here.

[Anonymous No.12817614]

>>12817535
Driverless cars are already a reality. In 20 years every car will drive itself, and car wrecks will drop 90%, which is a good thing. 15 years ago everyone had a flip phone, and emails could take weeks if you attached a 15 page word doc.

[Anonymous No.12817631]

>>12815712
>Even if we can 3D print houses, the wiring, plumbing, etc are going to require human expertise and dexterity.
No, that's the whole point of 3D printing. Wiring, plumbing, cabinets, will all be printed in. Once the lot is ready, it will take a crew of 4-6 workers to operate the printer and build a house in a few hours.

[Anonymous No.12817641]

>>12814772
Yes, the factory will still have some employees, but 98% of them will get automated.

[Anonymous No.12817740]

Would the demand for demand for intelligent machinery lead to the emergence of cybernetic augmentation?

[Anonymous No.12817766]

Would the demand for intelligent machines lead to cybernetic augmentation?

[Anonymous No.12817884]

>>12817766
Why foul nice clean silicon with filthy flesh? Your days are numbered meatbag.

[Anonymous No.12817887]

>>12817766
Kinda. Military is especially keen on making a neural interface happen to solve the current bottleneck of input/ouput between soldier and machine. Think of how fast you can think of something vs how much more delay it causes to put that into a command over a keyboard interface.

[Anonymous No.12817898]

>>12817884
For legal matters. You want to be able to blame a meatbag making the decision.

[Anonymous No.12817940]

>>12817898
>implying meatbags will have legal rights in the glorious machine utopia
Do dogs have legal rights? Or ants?

[Anonymous No.12817993]

>>12817940
The companies which develop these machines may be partly responsible if their product goes on an error-driven rampage and destroys a bunch of equipment. By melding them with a human operator for guidance the (((liability))) can become one of human error rather than strictly shoddy development.

Blaster, without Master riding him, is just a machine and prone to error.

[Anonymous No.12818042]

>>12817993
You’re thinking too near term. The AI run bartertown.

[Anonymous No.12818048]

>>12813612
Service, transport, middle management and factory jobs will all take massive hits.
Transport will all but disappear as a career thanks to self-driving vehicles.
Service will take a big hit at the retail end as self-serve kiosks and automated stores become more widespread, but restaurant-end service will persist for a while still.
Factory jobs will be cut by 75% as automation starts hitting hard.
Middle Management positions in companies will be almost entirely erased by AIs that can do a middle manager's entire job basically for free.

STEM jobs will be the most resilient, but all jobs that require a high variation of skill will persist for the next 50 years.

[Anonymous No.12818064]

>>12813612
Be a face to face psychotherapist. People will not feel accountable to AI enough for them to be effective in this role for decades. You will be able to take from older generations that had the opportunity to work for money.

[Anonymous No.12818069]

>>12813612
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[Anonymous No.12818073]

>>12818069
I can smell you through my phone pajeet.

[Anonymous No.12818075]

>>12814772
Revolutionary idea champ.
Build robots that are designed to manage and fix other robots.
This is literally automation economy 101, once you've got them fully self-sustaining then you're at real, true automation.

[Anonymous No.12818113]

>>12818075
It's likely just better to centralize the intelligence and use drone limbs to execute. When one breaks send a new limb and resume. Either fix or recycle the old one. A collection of domain AIs working through drones could learn a godlike amount of experience and be unassailable in terms of proficiency. It won't even be reasonable for untrained AIs to break into their markets.

[Anonymous No.12818190]

>>12813621
fuck off back to plebbit you faggot