Which jobs will not be taken over by robots before 2035?
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31%
Photographer
81%
Soccer player
22%
Lawyers
21%
Bus drivers
54%
Personal trainers
9%
Fast Food Cashier
56%
Soldier
41%
Computer programmers
56%
Prompt engineers
53%
Chefs
77%
Kindergarten Teachers
61%
Dentists
64%
Barbers
77%
Judges
93%
Chaplain
23%
Translator
89%
Federal employees
35%
social media content creators
67%
Fluffer
46%
Doctors

If ambiguous, resolves to manifold moderators' opinion in 2035. May resolve to a percentage if ambiguous. I'm open to ideas for more specific requirements.

Some clarification:

  • robots count digital robots and physical robots

  • The intent is that if the average person in 2035 considers a job to have been taken over by robots, that job resolves NO. So "taken over" may be vague, but non-absolute, but if almost every job that exists today is gone in that sector then, people would probably agree robots have taken it over.

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bought Ṁ30 Answer #aa46a7cf0309 NO

By "robot designers", do you mean the engineers that develop the robot or the designers that are responsible for the cosmetics?

I meant engineer I think.

bought Ṁ50 Dentists YES

"Fully automatic robot dentist performs world's first human procedure. AI-controlled autonomous robot has performed an entire procedure on a human patient for the first time, about eight times faster than a human dentist could do it."
https://x.com/Dr_Singularity/status/1819143679405445243

bought Ṁ50 Soldier YES

Does "translator" include interpreter, e.g., consecutive interpreter?

That's a very interesting question! But we still need good resolution criteria. When is a job considered "taken over"? When no one is doing this job anymore? When the number decreases by a percentage compared to today? What data do you want to use for this? For which country do the statements apply? By "robot" do you mean automated physical labour or is an AI that performs purely cognitive work also a "robot"?

bought Ṁ20 Answer #0a88846fbf4e YES

Fluffer 💀

tbh I think fluffers could be replaced. What seems to be the bottleneck? very good hyperstimulating videos? solving robotics?

Jobs rarely get automated at all. The definition of the job just changes. Compare an accountant from 50 years ago to one today.

@Jakob Exactly. Or compare a telephone operator in 1930 to 1980.