The future of innovation, AI, or human

Back in the old days, some years ago We use more human labor; I mean, you will see people working like crazy tomorrow. And of course, there is absolutely nothing they could do because they need to.

When I saw people working tirelessly on the farm, I used to feel discouraged. I once worked on the farm when I was so young. Although we are getting paid for it, believe me, we don't like what we do.
Most of us have back pain, especially when we are doing weeding. But as time goes on and things change for the better, there is an improvement in technology. And that is exactly what brings up the topic of AI.

Although I used to say that the
disadvantages of AI were greater than the advantages, anyway, I should not be bothered because there is absolutely no technology that doesn't have its disadvantages. All that matters is how we manage to use them.

Everything got easier when AI came in; at least we can go to the farm without doing much of anything. I meant AI is not in every field, and it's so easy to navigate.
One of the benefits that I love about AI is that it reduces the hardship for our people in terms of the use of workers. Now you don't need to work and kill yourself because AI will do it for you.

But at the same time, this artificial
intelligence has taken a lot of people's work and made a lot of people jobless. When it's hard work. Believe me, no one can withstand artificial intelligence. Humans are created to get tired. Unlike them, they are machines. They ain't going to get tired.

Meanwhile, they don't need to pay these artificial intelligence salaries every month, but they most likely pay workers salaries every month. So, to cut a long story short, any company using these machines sees a lot of benefits to using humans.

But on the other hand, artificial intelligence cannot take all jobs or make everyone jobless. I do not know why people will think artificial intelligence can take over all jobs. These machines are programmed, and they can only do what they were instructed to do.

Let me give an instance of a job they can never fit into. A lawyer. No artificial intelligence can fit in that field. We all know what lawyers do. It involves more critical thinking, questioning, judging, and finding solutions to certain problems. No matter how we try, artificial intelligence will not have sympathy or be able to think the way humans do.
We have doctors and nurses. Artificial intelligence can only be of help here, but it will never take over humans in this place.

I personally believe the places where artificial intelligence might win are the ones where it requires more hard labor than brain work.
Moreover, let me give my work as an example. I'm a phone engineer and a coach more than a teacher. No artificial intelligence will be able to coach students and teach them taekwondo, which happens to be a martial art. There are different categories of students.

How can artificial intelligence tell the difference between a student who needs extra classes and those who are average learners, as well as the gifted and talented who don't need extra classes?
Teaching is also more about thinking and brainstorming. You will have to diagnose a particular student just for you to know how to handle them. In short, when it comes to humans generally, Artificial intelligence cannot outrun us because we are the ones who created them anyway, and we tell them what to do and when to do it.

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