Sicherheitspersonal

42% (Mäßiges Risiko)

Mäßiges Risiko (41-60%): Berufe mit einem mäßigen Automatisierungsrisiko beinhalten in der Regel Routineaufgaben, erfordern jedoch immer noch ein gewisses menschliches Urteilsvermögen und Interaktion.

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Das folgende Diagramm wird überall dort eingefügt, wo eine beträchtliche Anzahl von Stimmen vorliegt, um aussagekräftige Daten darzustellen. Diese visuellen Darstellungen zeigen die Ergebnisse von Nutzerumfragen im Laufe der Zeit und geben einen wichtigen Hinweis auf Stimmungstrends.

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Sehr niedrig bezahlt im Vergleich zu anderen Berufen

Im Jahr 2023 betrug das mittlere Jahresgehalt für 'Security Guards' 37.070 $, oder 17 $ pro Stunde.

'Security Guards' wurden 22,9% niedriger bezahlt als der nationale Medianlohn, der bei 48.060 $ lag.

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Michael FL (Niedrig) 1 day ago

Robots cannot be trained in conflict resolution or de-escalation techniques. Emotional intelligence and human judgment will be impossible until AI reaches the point of something like Data from Star Trek.

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Michael FL 1 day ago

I think automation risk will decrease even lower over the years, especially for specialized security fields, like hospital security. How do you teach robots de-escalation and escalation. All interactions require human communication skills and emotional intelligence. Companies that have employed Knightscope robots for the most routine task, like parking lot security don't seem to keep them very long. And if those robots cannot even do that, forget about armed roles or specialized roles, where the risk of incidents requiring interpersonal communication and de-escalation training are way beyond any kind of coding or programming.

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andrea (Niedrig) 2 months ago

security it is not just about stopping an individual from trespassing; it is about risk management and interpersonal communication skills

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Pablo (Keine Chance) 10 months ago

As of today, there is no robot capable of performing any intervention while respecting human rights and taking the surrounding situation into account. The human factor is essential in this type of work.

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Angel (Niedrig) 11 months ago

Security guards also include or at least SHOULD include SPOs ( special police officers). Campus police, and armed security, and Asset Protection, and armor car security. Security isn’t just mall cops. Also security for executives and or famous people.

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AIspongebobfan (Unsicher) 11 months ago

Security Guards need a physical person for most positions, for example, at concerts, they need people on the site to manage the crowds. Once there are robots that can be deployed, for the most part, physical Security Guards are safe.

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Santa (Niedrig) 11 months ago

I hardly doubt AI can handle security, to be honest. There are too many variables. Security will most likely replace the police due to cost issues.

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Peter (Niedrig) 11 months ago

In terms of armed security legally there still has to be a person behind the gun. Also security guards do a lot of legal writing that requires human perception to understand social nuances. Also machines are patterned humans are not so it’s easier to trick and hack robots.

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Bartholomew Smith (Niedrig) 12 months ago

There will be automations that augment security guards but the reality is that when working with humans you need to expect a certain level of violence. A security robot will get smashed to bits by a homeless person for fun. Maybe a few teens will vandalize it for the sake of it. ect. These may work with an already docile population but do you think that these things won't be ruined within days on the streets of Rio, Mexico City, New York, Mumbai ect?

Automated security cameras don't stop people stealing from self checkouts.

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Daniel (Niedrig) 1 year ago

Security will be more important in the future, and security guards are cheaper than police

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TTFREC_) I (Höchstwahrscheinlich) 1 year ago

Personally, I think this will be taken away by robots because I think all jobs will be taken by robots. Now, this will make us unable to work and unable to get jobs and make money. This will be unsettling because we will not have food and we will all be homeless.

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Nico Cione (Höchstwahrscheinlich) 1 year ago

I really want a cool-looking robocop everywhere.

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Michael FL 1 day ago

Just like the nasty woman in Robocop 2 said, "there aren't enough dead male Irish cops with a good work ethic as implant candidates."

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09 (Niedrig) 1 year ago

Sure Robots and technology plays a big role nowadays in security but the prevention is still a thing hard for robots to be replaced by.

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W Jones (Keine Chance) 2 years ago

6 Years as security supervisor for high capacity venues - There is no chance within the next 20 years automation will replace human stewards or security, they simply will not handle the physical and social demands.

Even in static position roles I.E. Manned security boothes/checkpoints, security agents are expected to fulfill multiple roles (First aid, emergency response, deterrant, etc.). In more active roles, this is also compounded by the need for mobility and flexibility of roles; at one moment a person may be directing foot traffic and then asked to re-position and hand out water at the pit barrier or assist in the escort of persons off the premises.

Summary - Security guards won't be replaced any time soon as it would take simply far too many automated systems and be far more expensive only to leave members of the public with an impersonal machine who cannot as easily respond to their needs in the moment.

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Ruben Castellanos 2 years ago

Empathy , social skills and human touch is required in order to be a good guard. People will see the robots as mechanized garbage bins and proceed to ignore or damage the equipment.

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Don’t think so 2 years ago

It will be a bad day when Robots are allowed to start going hands on against humans. It will change everything in a bad way.

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Nico (Höchstwahrscheinlich) 2 years ago

I believe it's highly likely because most people don't trust human security guards.

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Mike Scorpio 2 years ago

High-skill security, such as hospital, diplomatic, and corporate protection, will most likely never be replaced.

However, low-skill security, such as low-paying observe-and-report jobs, will be automated.

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Joe (Niedrig) 2 years ago

Security guards aren't going anywhere anytime soon. There are comments here saying how they could get an Atlas robot to do it, but they cost a quarter of a million dollars to produce, and that's not including maintenance.

I could see alarm systems and maybe security cameras replacing guards in some businesses, but not in 90% of places. Most robbers or thieves don't want to kill anyone and, for that reason, they will not get rid of security guards.

Human guards create an extra barrier that makes these crimes much more difficult to get away with.

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Joey 2 years ago

What some people don't recognize is how fast technology is growing especially with AI robots and how fast these robots are learning human capabilities and human ways. true, robots are not all the way capable of performing like humans but in just a few short years, it is over for tons of jobs from blue collar to white collars.

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Michael FL 1 day ago

Yes, Data from Star Trek Next Generation was head of security on The USS Enterprise. When an automated robot with that level of AI is created, how many will be produced and I doubt that the level of sophistication will be employed in any security role, except maybe Executive protection.

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