Are Automatics , technology & AI ruining skills and the industry ?

[Cafguy]

A.I. isnt picky, it will end up taking everyones job eventually. Remember when you went to the doctor and saw....A doctor? I can't recall one time in the last ten years that I actually was treated by my doctor and not a nurse practitioner
just imagine the future tho...Machines doing it all and us monkeys running around "dusting" it for peanuts.
lets all just hope the Machines like to be Dusted.

 

[Pacefast]

My background is Aviation as a Captain past 27 years on corporate jets with an ATPL
I am trying to build a small drone business and am self taught in flying and editing to a good standard!

A week ago a young lady jumped out of a real estate sgents car. She took out a mini 4 pro took it vertically up to 30 / 40 feet and took pictures of a house !
Having a chat her knowledge was almost zero

Is technology and automatics making drones too easy to fly meaning potential work for skilled pilots is drying up ?

I can see on the editing side where AI is taking over editing skills That soon you will up load your footage and AI will churn out an edited version with timed music, Transitions intros etc all applied ?

I remember in General Aviation the Cirrus SR 20/ 21 with its BRS recovery and automatic safety features was ecouraging pilots to fly out of their skill levels, knowing that if they lost it at night or in cloud bad weather they only had to instigate the Chute
Engine failures where pilots practised forced landings into ifields in event of engine failures were frowned on by Cirrus who now considered pulling the chute a better option than skills attempting an off field landing !

Be interested to hear others opinions on Drone technology , Automation and AiI removing the need for learned skilld ?

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[Pacefast]

A.I. isnt picky, it will end up taking everyones job eventually. Remember when you went to the doctor and saw....A doctor? I can't recall one time in the last ten years that I actually was treated by my doctor and not a nurse practitioner
just imagine the future tho...Machines doing it all and us monkeys running around "dusting" it for peanuts.
lets all just hope the Machines like to be Dusted.

Interesting the UK NHS have tested Ai GPS against real GPS on diagnosing Illness and Ai was more accurate so I can see where waiting lists for GPs will be cut by using Ai to filter out patients who do not really need to see a GP

 

[Kilrah]

I don't know if it will fix everything but it will fix a lot and by that, I mean the downright stupid stuff that is still happening to us despite our best efforts. but we are not there yet, AI is going through some rough phases where everyone is still trying to make money off of it rather than putting it to work. It's going to be awhile but it will happen.

I think once it catches on with real work and real results, it will take off.

And once it does nobody will want to have pesky, needy and unreliable humans do anything, so unless you're in the 1% who need to keep doing menial tasks to keep the machines running you'll just be left to rot and die in a corner. What a great prospect!

 

[Felix le Chat]

A.I. isnt picky, it will end up taking everyones job eventually. Remember when you went to the doctor and saw....A doctor? I can't recall one time in the last ten years that I actually was treated by my doctor and not a nurse practitioner
just imagine the future tho...Machines doing it all and us monkeys running around "dusting" it for peanuts.
lets all just hope the Machines like to be Dusted.

Dusted.... What? Instead of the humans?

 

[anotherlab]

AI is like any disruptive change in technology. Some jobs will be eliminated, some jobs will be created; everyone else takes advantage of the drudge work that the AI is able to do.

AI didn't replace doctors with nurse practitioners and physician assistants. In that case, correlation does not imply causation. The increased demand brought NPs and PAs in to fill the gaps because we don't have enough doctors. While AI can do a really good job of scanning MRI images, it doesn't replace the physician making the final call. It's one more tool to use.

I work for a large software company that is embracing the use of AI tools. We look at it as a tool that saves time, not as a tool that replaces people. The companies that eliminate or stop hiring entry-level employees because of AI are making a mistake that will ultimately harm them. They will have lost that new generation of workers.

Some jobs will be lost forever. When transponders like EZ-Pass became popular, toll booth operators found their jobs redundant. Many of those operators retired or were retrained for other roles, but those jobs are never coming back. The long lines at tool booths are largely a thing of the past,