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You guys may not believe or like it, but you can put

Certified Finaicial Planner very high on the list.

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Already happened before AI came along. The major financial platforms have had Robo Advisor options for several years now. If your situation is not all that complicated, AI is going to make this area all that more automated and basically democratize wealth planning.

The actual rich like all of us here (minus hedge and Two Teas) may still use humans because our situations are more complicated, but even that is in danger.

Robotics company has created an artificial intelligence driven shingle replacement system that will complete roofing tasks without a single worker needing to be on the ground

Democrats illegal cheap labor argument is quickly being replaced by innovation pic.twitter.com/GbJvlP0H1d

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) July 31, 2025

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Seems like getting into the trades is the safest. This could end up being a good thing. If we can less young kids wasting 4-6 years in a left wing seminary we'll all be better off.
I just had to pay a plumber over $1k for about a 3 hour job replacing a pipe in my front yard. If more the pipe would've been damaged it could've gone as high as $3500.
Plumber is where it's at! Might be the safest, highest paying job in America.

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I was looking at this list, and thought "So basically no jobs where you work outside are on here ".

There's your answer, kids.

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Robotics company has created an artificial intelligence driven shingle replacement system that will complete roofing tasks without a single worker needing to be on the ground

Democrats illegal cheap labor argument is quickly being replaced by innovation pic.twitter.com/GbJvlP0H1d

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) July 31, 2025

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I'm not sure eliminating jobs altogether is the W we are looking for

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Robotics company has created an artificial intelligence driven shingle replacement system that will complete roofing tasks without a single worker needing to be on the ground

Democrats illegal cheap labor argument is quickly being replaced by innovation pic.twitter.com/GbJvlP0H1d

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) July 31, 2025

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That's a good thing. That and robo-mowing.

Robo mowing can go to hell. I love hoping on my zero turn and cutting grass. It's the freaking trimming that kills me.


And that gadget is going to be pushed onto roofing contractors (ie - franchisees). Just roll it into the front end financing of the business. It will be sold as a way to eliminate/dramatically reduce labor and insurance costs.
Tack on about $250K for the cost to acquire the territory


The question I have is.....How does it handle vents and mechanical systems on the roof?

Looks like I picked the wrong time to start getting into radio...

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You guys may not believe or like it, but you can put

Certified Finaicial Planner very high on the list.

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Already happened before AI came along. The major financial platforms have had Robo Advisor options for several years now. If your situation is not all that complicated, AI is going to make this area all that more automated and basically democratize wealth planning.

The actual rich like all of us here (minus hedge and Two Teas) may still use humans because our situations are more complicated, but even that is in danger.

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Financial planners are going the way of an endangered species. There will be a lot fewer and the ones left will.be using AI to generate the plans behind the scene.

There will be jobs that completely disappear and jobs where the number of humans doing those jobs is significantly reduced, like this one.

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Strategy said:

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You guys may not believe or like it, but you can put

Certified Finaicial Planner very high on the list.

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Already happened before AI came along. The major financial platforms have had Robo Advisor options for several years now. If your situation is not all that complicated, AI is going to make this area all that more automated and basically democratize wealth planning.

The actual rich like all of us here (minus hedge and Two Teas) may still use humans because our situations are more complicated, but even that is in danger.

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May I please have an AI financial planner that follows and trades like Nancy Pelosi does?

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YouBet said:

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You guys may not believe or like it, but you can put

Certified Finaicial Planner very high on the list.

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Already happened before AI came along. The major financial platforms have had Robo Advisor options for several years now. If your situation is not all that complicated, AI is going to make this area all that more automated and basically democratize wealth planning.

The actual rich like all of us here (minus hedge and Two Teas) may still use humans because our situations are more complicated, but even that is in danger.

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May I please have an AI financial planner that follows and trades like Nancy Pelosi does?

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Actually, you can. There are sites and tools out there specially stood up to follow her trades.

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2. Historians

Data collection maybe, not interpretation

3. Passenger Attendants

How is AI going to serve drinks on Southwest?

8. Telephone Operators

What is this, 1965?

12. Farm and Home Management Educators

AI is going to come out to my farm and do the County Agent's job?

13. Telemarketers

I'd rather they not be replaced at all. Maybe I can get AI to answer my spam calls for me.

14. Concierges

Maybe, but having connections and the ability to tailor advice is part of the job

15. Political Scientists

Can't be any worse than the human ones.

16. News Analysts, Reporters, Journalists

Ditto

20. Hosts and Hostesses

AI is going to show me to my table?

36. Models

Interesting thought. Will an AI image be more appealing than a real human?

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This isn't thorough enough, but I suppose AI could figure out on its own to add commentary around how smart its kids are, what awesome vacations it takes, and how its backyard is the only place to find the best steaks/ribs/etc.

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Just wait until AI's start Rule #1'ing photos of their virtual white F-series trucks on the Auto board...

You tell me. I would have absolutely fell for this model.

Was pretty big news this week when Guess went with an AI model. This woman doesn't actually exist.

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2. Historians

Data collection maybe, not interpretation

3. Passenger Attendants

How is AI going to serve drinks on Southwest?

8. Telephone Operators

What is this, 1965?

12. Farm and Home Management Educators

AI is going to come out to my farm and do the County Agent's job?

13. Telemarketers

I'd rather they not be replaced at all. Maybe I can get AI to answer my spam calls for me.

14. Concierges

Maybe, but having connections and the ability to tailor advice is part of the job

15. Political Scientists

Can't be any worse than the human ones.

16. News Analysts, Reporters, Journalists

Ditto

20. Hosts and Hostesses

AI is going to show me to my table?

36. Models

Interesting thought. Will an AI image be more appealing than a real human?

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Did you ever think, as a young man opining on Hammurabi's code when he first issued it, that you'd be around to opine on AI?

;-)

As usual, your synopsis is solid. Telephone Operators? Dafuq?!

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Robo mowing can go to hell. I love hoping on my zero turn and cutting grass. It's the freaking trimming that kills me.


And that gadget is going to be pushed onto roofing contractors (ie - franchisees). Just roll it into the front end financing of the business. It will be sold as a way to eliminate/dramatically reduce labor and insurance costs.
Tack on about $250K for the cost to acquire the territory


The question I have is.....How does it handle vents and mechanical systems on the roof?

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Much the same way a common robotic vac clearer maneuvers around furniture. Sonic and lidar range finding has been around forever.

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Krombopulos Michael said:

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Robotics company has created an artificial intelligence driven shingle replacement system that will complete roofing tasks without a single worker needing to be on the ground

Democrats illegal cheap labor argument is quickly being replaced by innovation pic.twitter.com/GbJvlP0H1d

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) July 31, 2025

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That's a good thing. That and robo-mowing.

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Outstanding. I once saw a roof job on a new house and the roofers couldn't hit the shingle fasteners strip with greater than 70% accuracy. All roofers can be replaced as far as I'm concerned

We don't need the illegals. Deport them & let AI do everything.

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3. Passenger Attendants

How is AI going to serve drinks on Southwest?

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Plot twist: SWA has already stopped serving drinks on flights less than an hour. It's policy now.

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I'm shocked that pharmacists aren't listed.

As far as authors and writers, I'm not convinced. As someone who writes frequently, I've turned to AI to help me get inspiration and phrasing ideas but I've never pulled anything directly from AI or felt like the writing was strong enough to use for my own purposes.

Can AI write a coherent story? Yes. Is it good writing? Nah, not so much.

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Agree with this. There have been stories in the news about lawyers using AI to write pleadings and briefs, only the citations are incorrect or the cases do not exist at all. And that should be fairly easy to program. Legal research, although laborious is not that hard. Nor is the proper citation form. Set format.

Yet AI cannot do it.

Another thing I have noticed is the lack of a thesaurus when it comes to vocabulary. Sam descriptors, adjectives and adverbs used over and over. Makes the writing boring and flat. "It was a dark and stormy night" type of vapid writing.

YouBet said:

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ShinerAggie said:

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YouBet said:

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Strategy said:

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You guys may not believe or like it, but you can put

Certified Finaicial Planner very high on the list.

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Already happened before AI came along. The major financial platforms have had Robo Advisor options for several years now. If your situation is not all that complicated, AI is going to make this area all that more automated and basically democratize wealth planning.

The actual rich like all of us here (minus hedge and Two Teas) may still use humans because our situations are more complicated, but even that is in danger.

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May I please have an AI financial planner that follows and trades like Nancy Pelosi does?

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Actually, you can. There are sites and tools out there specially stood up to follow her trades.

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Are they AI-driven?

It seems to me being a Gorilla is very low risk, especially if the Gorilla is with downsy

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Can't remember the last time I talked with a telephone operator.

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Starred, but only for Croce.

Not AI but kinda the same thing.......

Interesting factoid.....The vast majority of select service hotels are owned by Indian families.

🔥🚨BREAKING: This La Quinta Inn hotel located in Miami is under massive fire after they hired employees located in India to check guests in instead of having Americans at the front desk. pic.twitter.com/W56Oc8aJ5W

— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) August 3, 2025

Pretty much all Hiltons you don't even need to stop by the front desk. Check in on the app and open your door with your phone.

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Pretty much all Hiltons you don't even need to stop by the front desk. Check in on the app and open your door with your phone.

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Marriott has the same thing but virtual key either never works or I don't get it in the first place so I still check in at front desk.

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Pretty much all Hiltons you don't even need to stop by the front desk. Check in on the app and open your door with your phone.

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Marriott has the same thing but virtual key either never works or I don't get it in the first place so I still check in at front desk.

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Hilton worked for me every time until they had a server crash on one stay. Nothing opened the doors then until everybody went back to the front desk to either rescan keys or reset rooms to your phone. For the most part though it's always worked for me.

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1. Interpreters and Translators
2. Historians
3. Passenger Attendants
4. Sales Representatives of Services
5. Writers and Authors
6. Customer Service Representatives
7. CNC Tool Programmers
8. Telephone Operators
9. Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks
10. Broadcast Announcers and Radio DJs
11. Brokerage Clerks
12. Farm and Home Management Educators
13. Telemarketers
14. Concierges
15. Political Scientists
16. News Analysts, Reporters, Journalists
17. Mathematicians
18. Technical Writers
19. Proofreaders and Copy Markers
20. Hosts and Hostesses
21. Editors
22. Business Teachers, Postsecondary
23. Public Relations Specialists
24. Demonstrators and Product Promoters
25. Advertising Sales Agents
26. New Accounts Clerks
27. Statistical Assistants
28. Counter and Rental Clerks
29. Data Scientists
30. Personal Financial Advisors
31. Archivists
32. Economics Teachers, Postsecondary
33. Web Developers
34. Management Analysts
35. Geographers
36. Models
37. Market Research Analysts
38. Public Safety Telecommunicators
39. Switchboard Operators
40. Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary.

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What about "Content Creator"?

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You laugh, but there are already AI videos and songs.

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At least half of the videos on YouTube now are AI slop. It has completely ruined the platform. Combine that with all the clickbait news articles being generated, and AI is making the Internet unusable.

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your last sentence may be the biggest achievement of AI so we can return to a normal human existence based on life experiences and human interaction.

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What is a "mathematician" job?

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Someone who makes money doing math

You're welcome

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Pretty much all Hiltons you don't even need to stop by the front desk. Check in on the app and open your door with your phone.

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I am old school. I don't mind taking 5 mins to get checked in.

I don't like getting stuck next to the elevators, talking up the front desk usually avoids this.

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techno-ag said:

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Pretty much all Hiltons you don't even need to stop by the front desk. Check in on the app and open your door with your phone.

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I am old school. I don't mind taking 5 mins to get checked in.

I don't like getting stuck next to the elevators, talking up the front desk usually avoids this.

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I usually use the "choose your room" feature when checking in on the app. It shows a floor plan and I try to avoid both elevators and ice machines.

Well, hell, I didn't know you could even do this.

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Eye doctors for exams and fittings.

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Looking for new contacts the other day, and you now can do eye exam online for $15. They email you the prescription so you can use anywhere, don't even have to buy from them.

I just paid $100 for contact lens consultation WITH insurance.

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This would be incredibly stupid on a large scale. There are critical thinking and on the spot decision making abilities that AI is nowhere close to being able to make at this point involved in the job.

Could it maybe take non emergency calls in more efficiently? Possibility, but even there non emergency suddenly becomes emergency way to often.

Someone who's never done or been around the job..

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Eye doctors for exams and fittings.

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Looking for new contacts the other day, and you now can do eye exam online for $15. They email you the prescription so you can use anywhere, don't even have to buy from them.

I just paid $100 for contact lens consultation WITH insurance.

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Would like to hear more about this considering how expensive this stuff is.

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aggiez03 said:

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5Amp said:

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Eye doctors for exams and fittings.

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Looking for new contacts the other day, and you now can do eye exam online for $15. They email you the prescription so you can use anywhere, don't even have to buy from them.

I just paid $100 for contact lens consultation WITH insurance.

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Would like to hear more about this considering how expensive this stuff is.

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