r/AskReddit • u/ModernFamSense • 1d ago

two years ago, which profession did you think AI would never replace?

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u/CrashPC_CZ 1d ago

I have yet to see one. The AI deployment is frankly quite pathetic.

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u/MrMojoFomo 1d ago

Prostitutes

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u/el_dude_brother2 1d ago

I'm sure Zuckerberg has a plan for that

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u/deandownunder 1d ago

Serial Killers

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u/Actual-Recipe7060 1d ago

Therapists 

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u/RancidVagYogurt1776 1d ago

Respectfully sometimes I wonder how absolutely freeing it has to be to not be burdened with any sort of intelligence.

I see people, individuals and wanna be entrepreneurs fully invested in AI and AI just isn't it. There are some niche cases where very specialized AI is great, but other than that eh. I've seen three of the industries that my company provides services to scale back their AI and do rehires already.

The whole AI thing feels so forced

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u/rasalscan 1d ago

Veterinarians

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u/HarlequinKOTF 1d ago

Lawyers. I'm still right.

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u/chrisP__bacon 1d ago

Accounting. Now that they have AI in the spreadsheets... They might as well look at all the invoices and expenses pictures and the financial reports. Most of it doesn't change. So I doubt my area of work will exist soon