What jobs are AI/robot proof?

The key to being a good guide is being a good talker and having a good personality. You've got to fill the lulls when you're waiting on the action. For example, I had the best day of trout fishing in my entire life about four years ago on the White River. We absolutely crushed them, caught more than 20 browns bigger than 24-inches. But I'd never fish with that guy again, because it was 13-degrees and he was pissed off that we didn't cancel the trip. So he sat in the back of the boat and didn't say more than 20 words all day.

But that info you're talking about? It's already out there. There's a growing number of apps out there designed to feed that info to outdoorsmen.

 

Agreed. Hands on jobs of all sorts will be difficult to automate, and patient care requires caring, judgement, empathy, and the willingness to handle all sorts of physical problems, from incontinence to simply getting people out of bed. If you have not done it, you have no idea how physically demanding to can be to handle people who are physically debilitated. People don't have handles, and generations of nurses and other caregivers have had back problems as a result.

Of course, there are also people doing it who have no shred of caring or empathy.

 

Sweatshops.

 

Bladerunner.

 

Need a human to feed the dog.
Dog is needed to attack anyone who tries to touch the robot.

 

Uhhhhhh, seems like that doesn't end well.

 

Undertaker.

 

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