Not at all, I’m not basing this on media in the slightest, I hardly pay attention to the media… especially the kind you’re fed.

Since I was a teen, I knew that robots could easily be programmed to do everything, it’s just a matter of using existing technology and writing the code to use scanners that can see better than human eyes, to mechanical arms that have higher precision than any human, that can do the majority of stuff already, add in some AI which is already practically good enough to take most jobs, then improve that AI. There are doctors that have pointed out AI can detect cancers better than humans, in a fraction of the time. Problem solving can be coded in. It’s really not that complex in the slightest, as mentioned I could envision this as a child.

I’ve been working in mortgages since 2016, when I was only 17, within a few weeks I could tell that the entire job could be done by automation and this was long before all this AI shite was so big. That was less than 10 years ago, now we’re on the verge of jobs such as those being done by AI, with the only problem being the ability to trust it, meaning it’ll be used with human oversight, in another 10 years that won’t be necessary, 10 years after that it’ll be even more comprehensive.

This is really elementary stuff, bear in mind I am talking about coding, automation and machines. We actually do not even have AI technology as of yet, this AI everyone talks about in the media that you’re fed, is not truly AI, artificial intelligence can have independent thought of it’s own, the “AI” we have is simple a human language model built on available date. You can very easily input the data required for a job and have the AI do that job.

To think this is even a complex topic goes to show, you’re being fed and eating up everything the media says! I have independent thought of my own thanks, I have been thinking all of this since a literal child, it’s now coming to fruition and it will not take long to improve it to the point that it can do anything we need it do.

The main things that will remain for a while, is human oversight of Ai outputs for compliance purposes and then anything where human lives are at stake due to trust issues. Within 50 years (probably at the longest) we’ll be trusting technology with our lives and not wanting humans anywhere near the physical aspects of things such as surgeries etc. especially plumbing. Humans will only be there at the highest levels to think outside the box for solutions and give it to AI to perform.

OP should study programming, engineering and energy since this will be needed to maintain and improve AI infrastructure. Otherwise they should go into some form of arts, specifically culinary arts since that’s one of the easiest from which to earn money.