The AI doesn't take your jobs. It denies new workers to come to the field. That causes questions about how workers can improve their skills. The AI doesn't take your jobs. It denies new workers to come to the field. That causes questions about how workers can improve their skills. What if humans especially ICT workers lose their basic skills? What if all programming turns into cases? Where does the system worker just give orders to the AI? Using normal language. Then the AI follows instructions like a human coder.
But the main thing is that the requirement of effectiveness and ultra-capitalism forces company leaders to make that choice. They choose AI instead of hiring programmers. And that is one of the biggest problems in the ICT business. But then we must remember that today is the end of the road. AI is the solution that is the next step into the continuum where things like encoding software are outsourced to countries like India. Western coders didn’t get jobs because it was cheaper to hire experienced workers from India or some other far-east countries.
When companies outsource encoding to the Far-East they become vulnerable for that work. That means that those workers are working in countries that are members of BICS. So those workers can work under the control of intelligence or other authorities who order them to make spyware and other malicious tools. We are people who live in Western democracy. We learned that if somebody acts as a spy that person will be arrested. The same way we believe that if somebody hacks into some country, we must just request that those authorities arrest those people. We didn’t expect that those hackers worked for the Chinese intelligence service or government. They were protected by the government.
The next logical step is that the AI starts to work with codes. And that takes jobs from humans. This thing means that the programmers lose their basic skills, and without basic skills, they have no advanced skills. Programming is like learning things. If we compare the programmer’s advance with going to school, we must realize that every person in the world writes their first words. Before that, they must learn to read. And every single person reads their first word once. Before we can learn advanced mathematics, we must learn the basics. So we all calculated once 1+1=2. If we don’t learn the basics we cannot learn anything new.
And that is the beginning. Without the first class, we will not learn anything. In the same way. When we want to learn to encode or make computer programs, we must learn basic skills. Without basic skills, there is no ability to learn advanced programming. If companies don’t offer jobs for trainees that means people cannot learn skills that they need at an expert level.
That thing has a reflection across the entire ecosystem. If the boss doesn't know what codes are made, that can cause problems. For observing and surveilling henchmen work the boss needs to know what they do. And if the boss doesn’t know what henchmen should do, that causes a situation where somebody can inject malicious code into the program. In the time of modern communication, the system needs less than a second to infect the target.
There are articles. About a North Korean mobile telephone. That was secretly smuggled to the West. Those mobile telephones are the Orwellian dystopic nightmare. By connecting those mobile telephones with the AI the leader can surveillance every single citizen 24/7. The AI can tell if somebody uses forbidden words.
And that causes a question: what if somebody slips that kind of mobile telephone into some general’s office? Maybe some key person’s family member will win a mobile telephone from the net. And then there are the surveillance programs. There is also a possibility that regular hackers have those telephones, and they copy and customize that software for their own purposes.
Every expert has been a trainee once in their life. The requirement in working life is when a person comes to the workplace, they must know everything in the first minute when they open their computer. This is the route that offers the opportunity to AI. The AI learns things in minutes. Another thing that we must realize is national security. If we outsource critical encoding to some far-east country that means we cannot control what those people do. They can give the critical code to hackers who work for China or North Korea. In those countries, the government is the ultimate authority. There is no way to say anything against their orders. If the government orders people to work as hackers that means the person has no chance to say against that suggestion.
And those systems can turn very dangerous in those cases. In the cases that somebody makes a back gate to the system, that offers a route even to critical infrastructure. What if somebody orders all Chinese-made routers and other network tools to shut down? That can cause problems in everyday life. And if one wrong microchip slips into the computers that control the advanced stealth fighter, that component can deliver computer viruses into the system. Or that kind of tool can steal vital data from the system. Every time when something is done outside the watching eye, there is a possibility that somebody will make something that can cause very big trouble. Things like microchips equipped with malicious software are tools that can break national security in large-scale areas.
