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It's already the case with credit-rating companies that slowly nudged themselves everywhere and are even being used by the government to check your identity. I
by zimbatm 7y ago
It's already the case with credit-rating companies that slowly nudged themselves everywhere and are even being used by the government to check your identity. I bet that having a mistake on file at Experian can make your life a nightmare.
Once the market has consolidated itself there will be 2-3 companies controlling the vast majority of all hiring processes. At that point it will be easier to just ask what type of job their AI decided you would be a good fit for.
Think about how inefficient the hiring process is right now. Humans can only process very little information. There are only so many companies you can learn about and apply to. Most of the time people end-up in a local maxima and aren't really happy about their job. In contrast, the AI has access to hundreds of thousand of companies and profiles that they can match with each-other. They will claim how the AI knows what you truly desire and find the best fit that will make you truly happy.
Welcome to the future where you will get lessons in virtual-school on how to be best perceived by the big AI.
- antisemiotic 7y agoAnd thus instead of being outwitted by a superintelligent AI maximizing paperclips, we end up with a pantheon of blind idiot gods, tended to by priests who don't understand them, and kept alive with human sacrifice.