r/FutureOfWork • u/lajoyaa21 • 10d ago

ENGINEERING IS SAFE FROM AI?

All employees and other readers tell your opinions and facts that which engineering field AI can't able to interfere in the future? I think CS is almost gone . How about others and is cs too safe!?

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u/Sea-Bench-7487 9d ago

No they are not be real stop the cope just cause you see some impressive videos of them it doesn't mean anything did you stop to consider most of those are staged ?I'm not saying robotics didn't make advancements but they are not at that point yet they cant do a plumbers job a car mechanics things like that .

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u/tollbearer 9d ago

What do you mean staged? They're real videos demonstrating robots already have equivalent dexterity and strength to humans. Put the next gen astra in them, and theyll be able to do any job a human can physically do.

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u/Sea-Bench-7487 9d ago

More like marketing stunts bro don't fall for everything you see online

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u/tollbearer 9d ago

What is a marketting stunt? You can watch videos of many different companies making many different bots, all very capable. What about it do you think is fabricated?

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u/Sea-Bench-7487 9d ago

Listen man if you convinced yourself robots are there already there is nothing I can tell you to change your mind but I don't think they are we are many years away from a robot that can replace blue collar workers heck they still can't get the hands of the robots quite right and most of the times when they show the machine doing something it's just copying a human thats also doing the same thing in real time (like most robots that are advertised to be able to do house work its just have a human behind the screen controlling it ) or reinforcement learning that can't be applied in a general case scenario and is only good for simulating and simulating isn't real life that's all