When I think about what an electrician has to do (in a home) might involve carpentry in addition to their electrical work. They have to find where wires lead. They might consult with a homeowner regarding the placement of a light fixture or outlet. They clean up after themselves. Seems all very ...

True. You can break down hard jobs into smaller, easy tasks and those can and will get replaced quicker. Block by block. I’m just curious how fast it’ll go… since honestly, nobody has a fucking clue.

I think you're already seeing it with Helix Robots in BMW factories. Repetitive tasks, that don't require ingenuity, can be replaced quicker than for example that robot doing tasks in the house. Primarily cause of the controlled setting. Jobs on factory floors that require managing and using a div...

🎯 Robots are already doing the hard parts. (Back hoes, etc) We're decades (if ever) away from the human elements being replaced.

As a wood boi: Cnc can only do the most basic shit. Yr telling me i need a $100k machine and a $80k/yr specialist employee to do what a $70k/yr guy can do alone? That dont math

Seems to me that AI is replacing white collar faster than robots are replacing blue collar.

HVAC REPAIRMAN IS ALWAYS NEEDED, A ROBOT CANT REPLACE US