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ChatGPT are the trades really safe??
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will be left whenever you've taken over.
Well, I'm not planning to take over, but
hypothetically, if automation went
really far, jobs that rely on human
creativity, emotional connection, and
trust, like caregiving, therapy,
leadership, and artistic expression,
would likely remain essential.
>> How about [music] the trades? I think
trades will still hold strong, too.
Skilled hands-on work like electricians,
plumbers, or mechanics needs
adaptability in the real world.
>> Like electricians. So, what about
this video right here, okay?
There's a robot
that does electrical work, okay?
I see what you mean.
>> Do you see this video? Check out this
video.
I can see it. Looks like a robot arm
handling electrical tasks. Robots can
assist in riskier or repetitive parts,
for sure. But when it comes to complex,
unpredictable situations, those human
pros are still going to be needed.
Will it be the number of humans
>> [music]
>> that people expect, or will it be less?
I think the number of humans will
probably shift, not vanish. We might see
fewer people doing repetitive tasks, but
more humans focusing on specialized,
creative, or
>> So, let's let's say there's 100,000
electricians today, okay? With
introduction of robots like this, how
many
humans would be necessary?
I can't give you a hard number because
it's all just
>> Give me an estimate.
All right. If we're just imagining,
maybe automation reduces repetitive
tasks significantly. Over a long
timeline, you could see [music] a drop,
maybe half, maybe more. But those left
would be doing the most complex human
judgment work. It's all hypothetical,
though. Yeah, so in the scenario where
robots do most of the menial tasks,
you're saying less than 50% would remain
would be necessary to [music]
do the remaining electrical work. In a
scenario where robots handle most
routine tasks, yes, potentially fewer
than half might be needed for the more
intricate or judgment-heavy work. But
it's all speculative. The future will
depend on how tech evolves.