I wish they did a series. The graphic style,storyboard,sfx and music had me engrossed. A pleasurable watch it was.

I am a software engineer researching on automation of software. Basically, I am working towards making myself obsolete. :|

The animation is absolutely lovely tho. The art, the choice of color, and the background music. A terrifying possibility delivered in an absolutely stunning way.

I don't get why, with all that technology and Catbot 2.0, the human kind still have poverty and food production problems. If everything goes bad as the video shows, the problem isn't with the machines...

In the future, this video will look like how the prediction of 2015 in "Back to the future" looks like to us now...

Weird I thought the last job would be basically "Guy that fixes the robots when they break" But if you really think about it, even that could eventually automated.

I think the saddest part is that even though we create the technology to make our lives easy we end up making it even harder for other people .

This is happening to me in real time at my current job. My tasks are being automated 1 by 1 that I get or do. We have an RPA Team in house who go through each segment to review their tasks for automation so we can focus on "higher value work". To this day after almost a year, I have received no "higher value" tasks that have been safe from automation. That's just code for being laid off anyway.

Robots take over the world and humans retreat into a great simulation to find meaning in life.

The last job on Earth: Making dank memes

Robots: Exist Andrew Yang: Allow me to introduce myself.

What few fail to realize is when the corpotations no longer need us to work for them we will return to what we originally were; makers, artists, and tradesmen. When society no longer tell us what we have to be and do to be valuable we will create ourselves.

Bottom Line: the "labor for income" game is slowly coming to an end.

the last job on the planet will probably be the artists.

imagine people in the future watching this masterpiece and appreciating it condescendingly.

*“I fear the day that technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots.”* -Albert Einstein

Meanwhile the porn industry is still doing great

We wouldnt need money if everything was made for us

This is scary watching in 2023

Human greatest achievement will be its own downfall ironically.

They still didn't tell us what the last job in the world would be...

In a fully automated society money becomes obsolete. Currency won't be distributed by labor - then how? That is the question.

after chatgpt annoucement this terrible future looks very probable

this is hilarious. its like watching a 50s ad for the future of the 2000s. its just humans with their cow brains automating literally pointless tasks.

*Corp Tech* - as generic as possible.

i find it absolutely bewildering that people can imagine pretty much anything being robotic *except* food production................. *why the fuck haven't we created automated vertical farms throughout every major city yet?*

2:26 why did i laugh at Rice University

Update: AI can write papers, music and create art, we are getting there.

This is a very dystopian view, when in reality this could be paradise. We can choose to fight for an economy that works for all of us. We can be strategic as common people and not let corporations and governments have all the power.

aparently...all you need to do in this world is...to LIVE !

I DON'T WANT TO LIVE IN A WORLD WERE CATS ARE MADE OR METAL.

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Why would there be a laptop in that future? Lol

so.. no hookers in the future?

I absolutely love this animation and style. Even the music and sound design work really well. Id love to see a feature length futuristic movie like this! Don’t think robots will be able to conceive and produce quality films like this anytime soon.

"your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could they didn't stop to think if they should".

somebody is gonna watch this in 50 years and joke about it :D

Your ULTIMATE JOB as a human IS to put "technology" to work. ITS job is to provide you with the comfort and the help you need to fulfill YOUR dreams and ideas. The humans who are not creative will have no job ultimately. Constant and mechanical work, providing us with more room for brainstorming, IS MEANT to be for robots, thus we can continue constructing our future more efficiently and much wisely. So, it's ok! ;)

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The only jobs that humans can take in this future are the creative ones. The ones where our emotions have big influence.

So I'm a novelist. I write novels for a living. When in the process of writing, I've got it down to a fairly precise and well-defined series of steps. I've deconstructed the art of composing an entire book down to its constituent parts, and the frightening thing is that it's not really all that complicated. In fact, if I team up with a good programmer and refine this process to something more based upon logic rather than "feeling", I could most likely create an AI that will procedurally generate novels based upon prompts given it. Given that the "spark of creativity" is nothing more than a reflection of my own personality, any artificial intelligence that can pass the Turing Test would likely have enough of a "personality" to write competent creative novels. Given that the basic narrative structure is the genesis of literally all human works of creativity, this means that all media could be generated by machines: music, art, video games, film. It just requires someone who excels at that craft to deconstruct it to produce the program. Some would say that this would be akin to destroying my own job. But I think of it more like achieving immortality. Accomplishing this would be giving birth to a program that could write novels just like my own, for eternity. All I have to do is input my own personality.

A cautionary tale about humans outsmarting themselves

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I would love to see this world incorporated into a full length film. So many societal issues to explore and that could be the focus of the film.

I hate this point of view. let machines do the tedious tasks, leaving us to be more creative !

As a civilization we are approaching a time where nobody needs to work; everything can be automated. We need a new system whereby the automation benefits everyone, as capitalism would render everyone unemployed and the machines would work for the 1% not everyone.

Well if literally everything is fully automated, then there will be no work left for human, so everybody won't have to work when we don't like, work will be just for fun, an option, an entertainment. Work is gonna be completely optional, no one has to worry about surviving day by day. Then... what's bad about that? 😄

We have already created a world where we don't need to work much, yet society continues to push the illusion of needing to be productive forward. How many are already serving jobs without purpose? Will machines just push more people creating meaningless jobs to remain occupied?

At some point, we are going to have to have the discussion about what people are supposed to do when the menial tasks are taken care of for us. Are we going to be free to explore our full potential? Or are we to abandoned by the powers that be? I would like to see a world where everyone is taken care of, able to freely pursue their dreams and not become human waste.

2:23 Professor of computer science, Rice University.. *Rice University?*

ChatGPT brings us one step closer to this being a reality.

honestly I was worried and still am about the future regarding automation. But this would be an ideal outcome based on the video where u can literally just live life. It reminds me of playing a video game where u aren't necessarily obligated to do this or that. No goals other than what u make of it.

Poverty is caused by scarcity. How do you have any scarcity when there would be an abundance of all things required in living and being, human. Would we not thus be free of the need to consume our very lives just to live? Instead would we be free to expand, grow and improve all things while working with intelligent machines in ways we have yet to imagine? I feel optimistic about automation. Humans make poor slaves.

perhaps Marxist idea of communism was precisely this. a world where everything is perfectly calculated and everything is equal distributed and produce. AI was unimaginable in Marxist time. this could be what he was alluding to.

"AI is going to replace human labor" Now: AI attempting to replace human creativity 😬

This is NOT future, it is HERE and NOW!

This video should be a movie. Please make it Disney or Pixar or etc.

We could get peace and freedom to the world with this, but this is not what humans do

Over 30s Retirement Home? Wow...

Honestly if this is future, I want to live in it now.

Dude if even the asian Chick gets Fired we white folks are screwed

What will happen when we no longer have work? Is this really a good thing? Will people really find value in pleasures if they never stimulate their work-reward neural pathway? It could very well be we are working to make ourselves lazy, or worse: psychologically incapable of facing adversity.

The dystopia isn’t coming. It’s already here and it’s pretty lame

They missed out the part where she no longer has to sit at a desk working all day, instead enjoying a life of holodeck-fuelled bliss.

The last job on earth will be to consume products. If we're talking paying jobs, it's likely that if everything possible will be automated in a company, the last job would be singular entrepreneurs who start new fully automated enterprises themselves without any employees and act as figureheads (before automating the figurehead position and the eventual automation of new ideas)

The only thing I fear is I might not be around to experience the future.

Well, it's not a "fully automated world", because humans still exist. Why careing for medication or dental health, removing the human would save up so much ressources...... suddenly I can understand the reasoning behind the reapers from Mass Effect. If you seek efficiency than there is nothing more ineffective and wasteful than life itself.

I don’t get it. I thought this is why we created these machines.

Also, 65% of today's kids will do jobs that are not even invented yet.

Isn't that the whole point of having robotics? To have them do things for us?

Thirty years don't you mean five

50% of jobs I'm 30 years is an under estimation as of today ..

Wouldn't a fully automated future have some kind of basic income system?

Tbh, this is one of my most greatest fears. Not the inventions, but the whole 'everything you know, used to, cherish memories into, enjoy, and love all change and move on' thing that brought fear to me.

that's a really cool animation style. Kind of feels like something from the 60s or something.

The problem will fix itself. Any unsustainable system will break, and an automated world is inherently unsustainable. The real concern is how bad the recovery will be on people who have forgotten how to do anything.

they took er jeb

technically, the last job on earth would be the person that fixes the machines when they break.

Still holds up 8 years later

Robots are not the issue in this story. Human greed is. Nothing wrong with no jobs if everyone gets what they need anyway, and there isn't some sociopath hoarding it all.

well isn't this similar in star trek where humans are not actually working for money anymore due to advance alien economy (somewhere in star trek movie stated by jean Luc Piccard), so people can actually focus on pursuing a meaningfull career

Jokes on the robots! I dont have, or will get a job anyways xDDD

Well this is a depressing future.

50%? Replace that number with 86%.

This toon makers assume that only tech will move forward which is false. Society will have no choice but to change as well toward providing everyone with a certain standard of living and access to the wealth being created by automation of labor. This is our common dream - to be free of trying to make ends meet so we can engage in things we love. When all have equal access to food, healthcare, education, transportation, housing people will have no need to engage in aberrant behaviors that have roots in materialism. This is evident from the famous Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

so after all the jobs are taken by robots we can rest 24 7

We would become cyberpunk as last job became extinct.

Are there just me that feel if 30 Years later,our world will be weird?

the last job? Machine builder/architect/constructor

2024 ai Art Generators- It seems like the last job on Earth will be the first job to go on Earth. We have underestimated the power of technology

Who else is just thinking about how well this was animated especially with the art style choice. So nice

I know the last job! Servicing fricken broken robots

I say let robots do 100% of jobs. Then we can live free.

We need Universal Basic Income to get throught automation future world.

I did a school research assignment on this topic. Prior to it I thought all jobs will be taken over by robots, but after a lot of research and statistical analysis I have figured that this isn't the case. Whenever jobs are lost through technology, more are made to work alongside, or for the technology replacing those jobs, not to mention the extra jobs coming from more luxuries people are wanting such as phones etc. Some stats I found interesting were that while 800,000 jobs were lost due to technology in the past few years, 3.5 million were created from it. Also, the percentage of people in the workforce in relation to total population has stayed at almost the same level for about 50yrs with a slight rise and fall in the way a sine graph is made. Also, one of TESLA's car factories have become completely automated, yet there are still 5000 employees working in the factory. Overall, I think that we shouldn't worry too much about the future of our jobs until it his us, because as much as we try, the only way we can know the future is to be in it, and although the horizon is still a bit blurry, we all know we will get there, and when we do, we will be ready. One other thing... please correct me if I'm completely wrong, I don't mind at all. I know most of you guys are wayyyy smarter than me. :P I'm only 14 anyway. 2023 Edit: Yeah no AI is gonna take so many jobs once it's been refined further and specialised. Was nice to be reminded of what I was watching back in highschool 😂

if machines take over all the jobs....we won't need to work !! we shouldn't be afraid of progress as unnatural as it sounds !!

If we are to become too dependent on robots, what will so happend when the entire world systems shut down and we do no longer have any idea how to live without our bots to do everything for us? What about neutrons, muons and pions from outher space that could completely change the coding of a robot and make it shut down (or potentially make it dangerous) as in sci-fi movies. Yes, it is techically possible. You should also consider that humans needs to feel useful. If robots does everything for us and we are just wacking around doing nothing productive, we'll feel useless and the amounts of depressed and suicides will increase. In summary, I don't like where this is going and will go as far as to say that the chances of robots being the end of humanity is higher than many might think. Ofcourse this is just speculations, but putting all the factors toghter and robots seem to do more harm than good, and I'd highly recommend being utterly careful with them.

In my opinion, long after AI takes over everything, sport will continue to exist. No matter how many revoluntionary athletes AI can produce, humans will still be interested in human-only competitions, because any other competitor just fails the principle of sport which is to *test the boundaries of the human body.* Who knows, maybe humans can even learn from the machine techniques to improve themselves. By expanding this into other areas, it makes sense for many human abilities - cognition, emotion, etc - to exist alongside machines. We still want to look for people who can amaze us with their *raw talent,* something that machines can feel no satisfaction from. In fact, most of us are driven by our *intrinsic passion* to pursue the jobs we have. Everyone, from the barista to the neural network researcher, should have the right to refuse to surrender their work to an AI, but instead work alongside it, because the joy of doing things and learning is really what keeps humanity moving.

GPT moment be like

you combine full automation with a universal income and omnipresent superintelligence system. You've got yourself the utopian pinnacle of civilisation.