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Nobody thinks about occupations that have already took a hit because of tech, but suddenly musicians think its the worst thing that ever happened.
I suppose it is if youve invested your whole life to being a musician. but I dont think its going away, but the money for it might. Just as money is not there for recorded music any more.
Think about how calculators changed lives. it used to mean something to be a great mathematician, you no longer need to be one. Only job left was teaching the formulas.
Now a robot can be created and be the teacher. no more easy substitute teacher job.
tax software destroyed the tax business professionals, they still exist, but not really needed unless you have alot of loopholes
you can soon buy robots to be your party guests. Your girlfriend. Your fans.
Robot Preachers, Robot police and firemen...i can imagine tha argument...why risk lives when a robot can do it.
robot weathermen, robot journalists, robot camera men.
Imagine being dumped or rejected by a robot? Sorry ...you're not my type.
do you come here often?
lol thats where i think humans cant be replaced. Were are individuals with unique tastes and pov that nobody exactly has, thats what songwriting is suppose to bring out.
will a robot REALLY have a sense of wow..."shes hot".... we can program them to say that, but does it or will it mean the same thing it does to us.
weird to think about.
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 07/05/24 10:24 AM.
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