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Career › Re: The Careers Likely To Survive The AI Revolution by audioroof: 4:57pm On Sep 15
You guys who are still debating whether AI will replace professions and jobs are looking at AI from the old perspective, as merely software.

In case you don't know, the frontier of AI has already moved beyond software. Elon Musk's companies and several top Chinese companies are heavily investing in what we call humanoids, human-shaped AI-powered robots designed to perform physical tasks in the real world.

When humanoid technology becomes sufficiently advanced and widespread, the question is no longer going to be “Will AI replace certain professions?” The question will become: “To what extent can AI-powered machines actually replace human labor and human roles?”

Think about it.

A sufficiently advanced humanoid could potentially work in a hospital, perform tasks currently done by medical professionals, work in a factory, drive, clean, cook, provide security, or perform countless other jobs. Eventually, we may reach a point where humanoids can operate independently, interact with people, navigate public spaces, and function as part of everyday society.

There may even come a time when you're simply walking down the street and you see humanoid robots walking past you as part of normal daily life.

If you want a visual idea of the direction I'm talking about, go and watch I, Robot starring Will Smith. Obviously, that's science fiction, and the technology depicted in the movie is far beyond what exists today. But some of the underlying ideas about humanoid machines becoming part of everyday human society are no longer pure fantasy.

That is the direction technology is moving.

So while some people are still asking whether AI will replace their profession, the bigger conversation is about how far robotics and AI will eventually go in replacing human labor itself. 🤖
Politics › Re: Why Igbos Are Backing Tinubu’s 2027 Re‑Election Bid - Cubana Chief Priest by audioroof: 3:51pm On Sep 10
Someone who could not win the hearts of his own community to vote for himself is claiming he has ability to influence the entire Igbo people to vote for their self destruction..
Entertainment › Re: Women Smoke In Viral “Puff” Challenge, Spark Reactions by audioroof: 12:41pm On Aug 28
And you call this act of self destruction a challenge. The initiator of this so called challenge should be arrested for misleading the vulnerable public into acts that can endanger their health and ultimately their lives
Crime › Re: What UK Law Says About Poco Lee’s Charges And The Exact Prison Term by audioroof: 12:34pm On Aug 28
A strong lesson to other Big Stars. Especially the likes of OBO that have too many bittered folks out there who want their downfall. Don't fall to women traps..It's the easiest way to bring down great men.
Jokes Etc › Re: The Biggest Irony On The Internet by audioroof: 12:31pm On Aug 28
What you don't know or understand is bigger than you.

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