AI can help you get a job

[passwordnow]

I use artificial intelligence as if it were an employee; it works for me, helps me with my daily tasks, and I find it an essential and very good tool if you know how to use it. It answers my questions about things I don't know and even helps me save money on information I would otherwise pay to obtain. For me, artificial intelligence is very effective; I like it a lot and use it frequently. We should use it to benefit ourselves, and not think that it might take people's jobs. Everyone has their own problems, right?

I also use it for some of those use that makes my research quicker. It's not a problem if they are going to be used to integrate with the services that a company does when it was handled by an employee before. It's a way for the company to save money but we have to move on as well and make sure that we're doing our best to improve our skills. If AI is helping you with your daily tasks, I'm sure that the others are also using it for several purposes like in the marketing and someone has to navigate that and for them to be sure of that they're utilizing its maximum potential although we're not yet there.

I use it to create some reports; it helps me a lot. For example, I report what I'm doing or what the employees are doing, I ask the AI ​​to record the execution time, and it provides me with a detailed report at the end of the day. Not to mention that when there are problems with the company's machines, I always send photos, and it always helps me. When it's really impossible to use, then I contact a person. It's a great tool and helps me a lot in my daily work.

Good for you and it makes you more productive. This is one of the use cases of AI because it helps our tasks and makes it easier. And to those who are still looking for a job, a time might come that the interviewer might ask if you know how to use AI and if you do, that's an advantage for them because if it's already being used to their company, that makes it easier for the new employee to adopt to the system that they have by using it.

[puloweh555]

I use it to create some reports; it helps me a lot. For example, I report what I'm doing or what the employees are doing, I ask the AI ​​to record the execution time, and it provides me with a detailed report at the end of the day. Not to mention that when there are problems with the company's machines, I always send photos, and it always helps me. When it's really impossible to use, then I contact a person. It's a great tool and helps me a lot in my daily work.

Good for you and it makes you more productive. This is one of the use cases of AI because it helps our tasks and makes it easier. And to those who are still looking for a job, a time might come that the interviewer might ask if you know how to use AI and if you do, that's an advantage for them because if it's already being used to their company, that makes it easier for the new employee to adopt to the system that they have by using it.

The benefits of AI are numerous in today's era, especially in facilitating our work and even earning a living. So AI isn't just about the negatives; there are many positives to this technology. When we adapt, we will see AI as a benefit, but those who don't adapt will view AI as a threat or something else. So it now depends on each individual's perspective on AI technology.

Certainly those who say and feel AI is the enemy of the future do so because they feel they are already intelligent and busy guiding opinion, as if their minds can overcome global technological progress. But those who are aware will continue to adapt and learn, ultimately becoming friendly with technology, enabling AI to be positive and even beneficial in any field.

[YOSHIE]

its growth is hard to put a stop on.

Yes, AI robots are a technology business that was developed to improve the economy of the company that created the AI ​​robot itself, although there are some AI robots that can replace human jobs. such as Autonomous Cars (without a driver), Surgical Robots used for medical purposes, Automatic Vacuum Cleaner Robots and others, but with high prices and inefficient work, AI products are currently on display, human power is much better than AI robots.

On the service side, AI Service Robots may be able to help humans get jobs, but AI still only provides information. manually, humans still have to intervene, so AI cannot fully help humans get jobs, maybe from an information perspective, yes, that's true.

[criptoevangelista]

I use artificial intelligence as if it were an employee; it works for me, helps me with my daily tasks, and I find it an essential and very good tool if you know how to use it. It answers my questions about things I don't know and even helps me save money on information I would otherwise pay to obtain. For me, artificial intelligence is very effective; I like it a lot and use it frequently. We should use it to benefit ourselves, and not think that it might take people's jobs. Everyone has their own problems, right?

I also use it for some of those use that makes my research quicker. It's not a problem if they are going to be used to integrate with the services that a company does when it was handled by an employee before. It's a way for the company to save money but we have to move on as well and make sure that we're doing our best to improve our skills. If AI is helping you with your daily tasks, I'm sure that the others are also using it for several purposes like in the marketing and someone has to navigate that and for them to be sure of that they're utilizing its maximum potential although we're not yet there.

I use it to create some reports; it helps me a lot. For example, I report what I'm doing or what the employees are doing, I ask the AI ​​to record the execution time, and it provides me with a detailed report at the end of the day. Not to mention that when there are problems with the company's machines, I always send photos, and it always helps me. When it's really impossible to use, then I contact a person. It's a great tool and helps me a lot in my daily work.

Good for you and it makes you more productive. This is one of the use cases of AI because it helps our tasks and makes it easier. And to those who are still looking for a job, a time might come that the interviewer might ask if you know how to use AI and if you do, that's an advantage for them because if it's already being used to their company, that makes it easier for the new employee to adopt to the system that they have by using it.

The good thing about using this tool is that the more you use it, the more it learns your way of thinking and dealing with things; in other words, it's completely adaptive to your daily routine. Sometimes I ask the AI ​​for a better approach to certain topics, and I always have it as a kind of advisor (within reason), which is very useful for everyday tasks... Do you usually use it at work too?

[Obulis]

The threat is a normal response to technological advances (and science evolution), this happens from time to time. Happened in the stone age and so on till date. What exactly happened? New way of life coming on board and absolute rejection from men and women who thinks it shouldn't be so out of bias or what ever, only for time to pass and they now realize the much it can only do is to help humanity but didn't replace humanity, if replace humanity is what the fear is all about or may be part of it.
I maintain the fact that AI like every other technological and science advances that have come to help humanity not replace.
Whatsoever Al can do, fine but that does not mean replacing humanity just like every other tech and science advances.
Human has been adjusting since stone age and that is the leading. AI much less are handled by human.
The very simple point, is to enjoy all that AI has to offer and keep the leading (adjustments).

[harapan]

No matter how much AI can threaten other industries, its growth is hard to put a stop on.

There's no cause to feel that way being threatened by AI, yeah i understand humans feelings for doing so because of the high end results AI has been generating overtime so it serving as a huge threat to humans cause they think in no time it's gonna take up their places in jobs and some other responsibilities. But the good thing is they are being controlled by humans in most cases to deliver just as humans wanted so definitely humans place would always be top tier.

[DrBeer]

Often people are threatened by AI because they believe that it will be taking over their jobs and leave them unemployed. But the truth is that if you are in the right industry, AI may even make way for you to be in demand. What do I mean? AI are not created out of nowhere. AI is created with data in which data technologists and AI specialists do. So if you are in this industry, no need to be scared because you will even be in demand. No matter how much AI can threaten other industries, its growth is hard to put a stop on.

I often hear people express concern that AI will take their jobs. It is possible that it will take some people's jobs, but only if you are competing with it. This requires some clarification. Yes, AI has an incomparably greater reserve of “knowledge” and processing and search speed. And as a competitor, it can win out over some people. But if you change your “disposition” and choose it not as a competitor but as an ASSISTANT, you will gain enormous advantages over others.
The best comparison is fire for primitive people. Some people got burned by it, some even died, but those who “tamed” it gained enormous advantages over their fellow tribesmen! Use AI as your useful tool and assistant, and you will reap enormous benefits!
PS: Yes, this does not mean that you should stop learning and developing, because then you are guaranteed to regress.

[White pawn]

There's nothing you could want to research about from AI that you won't get a response to, they have built these bots in a more advanced technology that streamlines towards one's particular need and narrow their search/response in that same direction as we have wanted, so they can help secure a job for us, the technology is advancing and creating more capacity buildings to accommodate unemployment and also provide a suitable findings for others in relevant areas.

The truth is no matter how AI advances,it cannot build trust or feel like humans.Alot of human connections can't be automated,jobs that requires human connection and qualities would need people to play that role.

The new skill should be that people should learn how to work with AI not against it.AI ethics are growing fast,you need it to thrive and stay ahead.It can only make you more valuable,not less.

[martinex]

The truth is no matter how AI advances,it cannot build trust or feel like humans.Alot of human connections can't be automated,jobs that requires human connection and qualities would need people to play that role.

The new skill should be that people should learn how to work with AI not against it.AI ethics are growing fast,you need it to thrive and stay ahead.It can only make you more valuable,not less.

Of course, AI is only a tool; if it worked completely like a human, it would be a ridiculous story. Let's say we have a family and need a maid to take care of all the housework, can AI do it, bathe our children, and clean them when they defecate? I don't think so. Only a woman with extraordinary talent could do that wholeheartedly, caring for them as if they were her own.

For the manufacturing industry, perhaps it's because it's programmed to be completed quickly and accurately. For everyday human workers, with their natural tendencies, it seems AI developers need to think creatively and maximize performance to avoid mistakes that could endanger humans. If an incident occurs, who will take legal action? Do we sue the factory or destroy the robot? Because previously we signed a usage agreement and they demonstrated it and tested its suitability, for example.