Is your job safe from automation, Jow Forums?

No, I stack boxes. I hope to eventually move up to loading pallets, then management.

Typical

Yes

>get to a point where systems and every electrical device has become so advanced that repairs and maintenance become redundant.
Enjoy while it lasts boys

Can machines be good NEETs?

No, the Jews gave to to Chinky Chonk and Poopy Pajeet. On the bright side, enjoy you poo poo pee pee Jewish AI.

In the immediate yes, long term no

this.
I was a tig welder, literally got replaced by a welder robot. how many people can truly say a robot took their job?

>dealership service advisor
Most likely.

BUT I thought the country needs more immigrants because there's almost no people who want to do those low pay jobs and now you are telling me there's MACHINES that can do that and for free? b-but!

Your currency is like 20,000 ping-pongs to a US dollar. A single white person could pay your entire country to clean all the toilets in India.

Kek, I got my car scratched a couple of times by angry factory workers. I took their jabbs.

This, I am a programmer also, we will be replaced but we will probably be the last to be replaced.

what? oh, my flag. you see, when people like me have good jobs and plenty of money we usually like to take vacations in tropical countries :)

The other dude doesn't understand that currencies are scalable, for example 700 chilean pesos is about a dollar and will buy about the same as a dollar will in Chile.

you mean the streets?

Only the designated. Please do the needful.

Yeah but I wish it wasn't I fucking despise it. It's 4am and I'm about to leave to do my lovely 16 hour day doing manual labour in the sun, didn't get a minute of sleep either. Hopefully I fuck up and drop a boat on my head or something.

Dunno. I’m an assistant researcher at a think tank. Depends on whether or not we decide to rely on AI to develop government policy, I suppose. That’d be a mistake.

top kek
>i believe we actually have globalism because i went to school and the jews told me globalism

i'm an electronic technician, but i'm studying petroleum engineering

Would sooner lose my job due to commie socialists blowing up the economy before automation

They tried to replace us with robots. Thankfully gamblers dont trust blackjack dealerbots. So im safe.

Fuck are they automating machines to play video games in your parents house all day

Software engineer here as well. Normie fags who can’t code should just be gassed

>job
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Top kek, have actually been to the USA and Chile.

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Yes.

I sell insurance so probably not. Everyone will always need insurance.

No, I've never been to the USA.

I mean we will b replaced by AI eventually but when that happens I doubt jobs and human concepts will even matter.

Robo advisors are a thing now, burger.

I have been to the USA and Chile, specifically Florida several times, and New York, didn't really enjoy the states to be honest seems like alot of hype and not much value for money.

21st century tech meets 15th century farming equipment

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Yeah kinda. I work in healthcare, hopefully technology will advance enough that people will be able to treat their own problems at home. Just kidding, we're going to get government healthcare which will freeze the healthcare system at it's most expensive and inefficient :^)

Why the fuck did you go to NY and Florida? If shit in Chile costs a fraction of what it does there you really done fucked up in Chile as well.

Niggers really do just ruin everything.

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why would you return to florida several times knowing it is shit?
I went there once as a child and knew it was humid, bug filled shit.

I am saying that A dollar gets you the same amount of shit in Florida as its converted value in Chilean Pesos. NYC was very expensive though and to be honest I don't see the appeal of Florida or the US in general. Are you trolling or have you just never been abroad in your life?

since i'm apprenticing electrician and PLC programmer. For the foreseeable future my job is secure.

Totally getting into programming next, i want to automate STEM faggots out of work.

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No, I'm just trusting your judgment about traveling at this point.

At 5-15 yrs of age I didn't really have a say in the matter Because Disneyland and crocodile parks etc.

i sit on my ass and collect rent, do routine handyman level maintenance.
so yes.
if not i'll buy the robot and do even less.

CAD draftsman for an old chemical plant, my company is so ancient we're still predominantly using 2D, implementing 3D models into the database would be far too expensive to justify what benefit it would provide in data. I don't see how they could automate the drafting process unless they made some pretty insane AI that could interpret hand-marked redline drawings (engineers have shit handwriting most of the time) and accurately draft them. Im hoping to get at least another 20-30 years out of the profession but personally I think humanity will either encounter massive warfare or "muh singularity" or some other cataclysmic event before my job is automated.

It depends, really.
A Big Mac in Chile costs exactly what it costs in America, but regional foods will be about half the price of something similar in America.
A cafe sandwich is like $2, where as the same kind of food in America would be $4+.

Also, a rental property in chile is very cheap, with most 1 bedroom homes costing under $400 a month.
The same thing in most cities in the US would be $800-$1200

I never said that stuff in Chile costs a fraction of what it does in Florida but it is obviously cheaper than New York, my point was that currencies are sometimes scalable i.e. converting USD to CLP (chilean pesos) gives you the same buying power in Santiago as you have in Florida, this doesn't apply to all currencies obviously but does apply to some.

>go to chile
>buy a big mac
wew

Depends on where you are in Chile and the USA to be honest.

I can understand going once, but any family that thinks paying hundreds of dollars per day and standing in line for hours to see mickey mouses ass has a screw loose.
disneyworld is complete garbage for retards. No cultural significance or value at all, not even fun. Florida can sink onto the ocean.

China tried that once. Andybody wanna buy a ghost city in the middle of the desert?

How strange that an international corporation operates internationally jeez man, what a meme.

I agree but it was not my choice.

You are obviously very intelligent because you understand humor.

Do you have Schizophrenia or what? What are you talking about?

Yes. I'm a PA and hospitals aren't going anywhere.

Saw a burger king worker pay some immigrant niglet 10bux to destroy the screens on those things once.

Yes it is ironic that you go all the way to Chile and try a big mac but we don't know why they went there or for how long etc Could have lived there for years etc.

>NYC was very expensive though and to be honest I don't see the appeal of Florida or the US in general
the usa is so fucking big tho, a dollar in NYC is like having $15 in the flyover states. with the added bonus of infrastructure and health care facilities a country like chile aspires to.

do not let it slide!

The front end can be automated, while the back end cannot.

Now this sounds like a growth industry.

I'm not Chilean by the way, also healthcare in the USA is very overpriced for what you actually get out of it. That aside, where do you reccomend and why?

Lol

Arguably, my job is the safest. Its equal parts critical thinking, dexterity in improvised situations, and ability to climb around a machine. All shit thats insanely hard for robots at the moment.
t. Industrial Electrician

i would recommend any state that doesnt have income tax, like texas.
also yes health care is very expensive but if you can find a loophole like contract job for state or federal you gain access to the good shit. 0 copay 0 rx etc.

>PLC programmer
All you do is program PLCs? How is that a job? Literally any monkey can do it.

Absolutely not. My employer is doing everything possible to replace all their employees within the limits of their incompetence, but they half-ass everything in a desperate bid to save money, so it's really just a question of whether I get outsourced, automated out of a job, or they go entirely out of business first. In the meantime, I just keep saving money in hopes of surviving the next life transition. This shit seems like it can drag on forever, and it's extremely painful for everyone involved, at least at grunt employee level.

I'm a computer engineer with specialities in automation. I'm the slayer of wagecucks

How hard would it be to get work there? I am not American I am a software dev tho, don't really want to go live poor in Silicone Valley making 300k a year if that makes sense.

While the front end can be automated, the backnd cannot.

I think so. Unless people don’t want pets anymore. They tried to automate part of my job but it freaked the animals out so bad that they were dying from freaking out and stressing out in the machine. This machines were a 2006-2009 experiment. No one uses them anymore. Anyone who bought one has cut their losses and accepted defeat on it years ago. So I would say my job is safe. Unless people stop liking high maintenance pets.

lol if you say so.

You have to look for the smoked out diodes and turn them around the right way.

I don’t think I would brag about it. I mean either those wagecucks move on or kill themsleves. But I think most will just become mindless drug addicted thieves and criminals. I mean you’re kind of creating your own destruction.

I do government work and our ICT is stuck in the mid '00. Most of our computers are still windows 7 and for 50% of the programs we daily use we have to use remote desktop to some old XP computer as the replacement programs don't work and nobody knows how to make new accounts. So now we have to sue an shared excel file to see what timeslots are free to use remote desktop, as about 30 of us have to share that ancient XP piece of shit.

Got 2 semesters to finish my engineering degree... in automotive material handling system. I’m pretty sure I will find jobs. They already called to 3 diff companies

So you tell the government that Jews need more Lebensraum and we should go to war to enslave the world for them?

Why do "think tanks" exist when they only ever have one thought?

Although speach and communication are already being automated, creative thinking is still inherently human.

Yeah, in alabama a 1br will be 2-300 a month, but seattle it would be around 2k.

My job is to fix what automation fucked up

your best bet is to take ANY job that will sponsor you. grind out the permanent resident/green card path for a couple years to cement your saftey net and then go for the lucrative jobs.
once you are here and good standing, you can literally do anything you want. my cousin was a programmer, couldnt get shit, moved to austin and now makes 6 figures trucking oil from point a to point b 4 days a week.

Insurance is literally gambling, it's the most stupid and inefficient waste of time industry in existance.

My job is automation.

Enjoy your unemployment wage cucks. My robots can do your job more efficiently than you ever could.

>Is your job safe from automation, Jow Forums?
No it is not - all jobs will be automated in the future. This is why universal basic income is needed for the useless humans.

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>doing the jobs americans won't do

Am an airline pilot and constantly told by clueless techie cunts with zero understanding of aviation that my job is going to get automated soon. I'd love to lock a load of them in a pilotless aircraft and watch what happens when a sensor feeds false information to the autopilot, a system fails or a fuse goes.

I am a law student. I hope not.

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>This is why universal basic income is needed for the useless humans.
Gas would be cheaper

Your assumption is that this will always be the case. We get closer and closer to human simulations as we progress, once we have the capacity to simulate human brains it will take maybe 5-10 years to develop the algorithms.