Jobs for the next 30 years?

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6 yrs ago

more fantasy thinking from the ABC. they are running an article on what jobs will be in demand in the next 30 years to avoid being replaced by a robot.

nothing about oil shortage/social breakdown/climate change – and no mention of growing vegetables or learning survival skills. there are not going to be many jobs in 30 year's time.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-19/careers-to-pusue-to-avoid-being-replaced-by-a-robot/8951384

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Only safe job is a robotic scientist, for now anyway, until they take over!

Did you do a SWAT analysis on that ?

No, a TWAT analysis worked very well.

You're a gynacologist now. Wow that Swat analysis sure is a fantastic business tool

HOLA

6 yrs ago

I watched in horror the other evening a robot conducting a symphony orchestra in Italy and Andrea Bocelli singing along. I'm sure I wouldn't want to pay good money to watch this spectical. The robot, in the first place, has to be guided by the conductor, and all the movements put in to a computer, to get the timing right. Any classical music buff and opera lover would think this disgusting. I hope they pull the plug on this stupid idea. People go to concerts to watch their favourite conductors, not to watch a plastic dummy. Could you imagine a whole orchestra of robots playing, it would be quite laughable.

We are only in the infant stage of AI

catsahoy

6 yrs ago

i agree HOLA, would hate to see a robotic ROBBIE WILLIAMS, or row of cabarat dancers, just doesnt have the same ring about it, does it, ?

catsahoy

6 yrs ago

REPORTED REAGAN, that is NOT a nice word, i did say about this on an earlier post,

Abba is going to tour as halograms..

Is that like a hologram escort they hover over ones heads

cool

Agnetha had a nice ass

catsahoy

6 yrs ago

yes, i watched a program on that the other day BROCKY, dont fancy it, a WHOLE concert of the REAL ABBA would be bad enough, i can take them in small doses,

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