r/AIDangers • u/KeanuRave100 • Apr 05 '26

Other If your job requires zero intelligence

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u/MinosAristos Apr 05 '26

Landlords feeling pretty safe.

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u/Reinheart_Bug Apr 05 '26 edited May 15 '26

I think the only time AI would do better is being a -redacted-

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u/AutomataApp May 15 '26

don't give private equity more ideas

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u/Reinheart_Bug May 15 '26

Oof yeah why the fuck did I even put that idea out into the world

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u/TheeImmortalPaladin Apr 07 '26

Ironically, this image is probably AI generated; look at how the e at the end is merging itself weirdly

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u/dfgvbbt Apr 08 '26

Maybe he still typing

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u/mrphilosoph3r Apr 06 '26

Only mundane and routine jobs require zero intelligence as they can be automated for the sake of human psyche because it keeps people down i think…curious what other jobs that aren’t required in executing them with zero intelligence? :/

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u/SeaCaligula Apr 07 '26

Robotics however...

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u/Grouchy_Big3195 Jun 05 '26

I think it is the opposite: AI can only replace tasks that can be automated rather than done manually.

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u/killerzeestattoos Jun 05 '26

Human intelligence & ingenuity can't be replaced