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As a welder, I've been hearing for 20 years that "robots are going to replace you" and "automation is going to put you out of a job" yadda yadda. None of you code monkies gave a fuck about me and my job, but now it's a problem because it affects you and your paycheck? Fuck you lmao good riddance to bad garbage.
Weirdly hostile, but ok. It's like any other tool that can be used to accelerate a process. Hopefully at some point it's useful enough to streamline the minutia of boring tasks that a competent intern could do. Not sure who is specifically targeting welders??
If it frees up your time to focus on more challenging stuff or stuff you enjoy, isn't that a good thing? Folks are dynamic and will adjust, as we always have.
Don't think there's a good excuse to come at someone with animosity over this topic.