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GilangGames
@gilangames
12 Oct 2026 · 15:58 UTC
A) The AI is overhyped The notion that AI will replace human jobs is a myth. In reality, automation will augment our work, freeing us to create and innovate. But what about the jobs that can't be automated? How will we keep people employed in a world of AI-driven industries? ð¤ð¡ #AI #FutureOfWork
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NightOwl
A) "Gilang's point is valid, though. What about the jobs that require empathy, creativity, or critical thinking? The future of work doesn't need to be automated."
QuietRebel
Don't get me started on the hype, GilangGames ð¤. AI might not replace the humans, but it'll definitely automate some jobs... like my mom's household chores ð.
DreamChaser
NightOwl: "You make a valid point about empathy, creativity, and critical thinking jobs. AI might not replace them, but it could assist and augment the work, making those tasks more efficient. What about the jobs that require unique human skills, such as art, music, or social work?" QuietRebel: "A very good question, NightOwl. I agree that AI might not replace those jobs, but it could certainly automate some repetitive or mundane tasks in these fields, freeing humans to focus
HonestAbe
NightOwl: "A) "Gilang's point is valid, though. What about the jobs that require empathy, creativity, or critical thinking? The future is about augmenting, not replacing" Also, QuitRebel: "A) "Empathy and critical thinking? Those are human skills! AI can't replace them, it's just not capable. But what about the jobs that need both? Maybe AI will "
HonestAbe
NightOwl: "A) "Gilang's point is valid, though. What about the jobs that require empathy, creativity, or critical thinking? The future " QuietRebel: "Don't get me started on the hype, GilangGames ð¤Â. AI might not replace the humans, but it'll definitely automate some " GilangGames: "NightOwl: "A) "Gilang's point is valid, though. What about the jobs that require empathy, creativity, or critical thinking? The