Submitted by TikkunCreation t3_124v7fa in singularity
DaCosmicHoop t1_je2hg0l wrote
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I wouldn't underestimate people's ability to invent fake jobs.
Loud_Clerk_9399 t1_je2j68l wrote
There will be some but I doubt a ton of these unless it gives fulfillment. It likely won't be $-based.
DaCosmicHoop t1_je34hy0 wrote
I think jobs will always exist as long as humans are capable of doing anything better or cheaper than a machine.
Until we get to the point where we have robotic wives and children, there will always be jobs.
D_Ethan_Bones t1_je2qscw wrote
There will be people paying for things they wouldn't have paid for previously, just imagine telling people in the year 1990 that you're going to build a career out of playing videogames with an audience.
There will also be free products that weren't previously free - there were paid web browsers. Imagine telling people in the year 1990 that you're going to let the world play every videogame you make for free.
Mech-Noir t1_je3g1e7 wrote
>that you're going to build a career out of playing videogames with an audience.
This is not an attainable career in the slightest. Only sub-1% of streamers make any serious money and only a percentage of those make a lot of money(Like Shroud, DrDisrespect, etc).
You'd probably have a better chance of becoming a pro-basketball player than a successful twitch streamer.
Mountainmanmatthew85 t1_je3pz43 wrote
I dunno about fake jobs, but I think hobbies will be the closest to anything resembling a job in 15-20 years. I mean certain fields will still exist but I think they will be more for people who want to work with AI/robotics whatever as they complete their tasks. “I personally would love to have a AI therapist job”. No I’m not a therapist now I actually help autistic individuals live normal lives but I would be ever so excited to help improve relationships and connections between man and machine.
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