Geoffrey Hinton, known as the 'Godfather of AI,' warns that many jobs, especially those involving mundane intellectual tasks, are at high risk of being displaced by AI. He suggests that blue-collar jobs, such as plumbing, will be more secure because physical tasks are harder for AI to master. Hinton predicts that mass job displacement is already occurring, significantly affecting happiness and purpose among workers. Although some argue AI will enhance roles rather than replace them, Hinton believes substantial job loss is imminent and advocates for a universal basic income as a potential solution.
Mass job displacement is the biggest immediate threat to happiness, and it's already here.
For mundane intellectual labor, AI is just going to replace everybody.
A good bet would be to be a plumber.
Mass displacement is more likely than not, and is already upon us in some ways.
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