[propercoil]

The speed of job elimination with AI is out of this world.

[adamredwoods]

Some jobs, yes. The 3d generation from this will surely have glitches and inconsistencies, so we'll need people to clean that up. Plus, we already have models upon models (like TurboSquid) readily available and software that morphs two models together.

AI generated animation of 3d models would be a massive boon, as that is what generally slows down production.

[antibasilisk]

It really makes me question what the utility is of learning anything for the purpose of making money at this point.

[susadmin]

It helps to remember that even though we have very powerful chess engines, there's still a market for human chess competitions.

[hh3k0]

Not a good comparison, imo. Being a chess player isn’t a 9-to-5 value-creating profession that e.g. being a 3D animator is. Ai will be to white collar jobs what automation was for blue collar jobs.

[zirgs]

Learn to develop AI software.

[flangola7]

AI will be able to do that too though

[zirgs]

When that happens, I guess the only job available will be a resistance fighter in the war against the machines.

[vintermann]

Against the rich people controlling the machines. But yes.

[tehsauce]

the machines will pay you much more to fight for them