<< In a world where human intellect becomes meaningless, nobody can predict what will happen next, and a lot of the possibilities are not good. I will pose a c

<< In a world where human intellect becomes meaningless, nobody can predict what will happen next, and a lot of the possibilities are not good. I will pose a counter and let me know how it fits your prediction. I posit that in a world where GPT is present in everything ( you don't write and email; you tell your AI: "tell them fuck off in a polite way" ), ability to think will be even more scarce ( so a person that can think will have an edge ). Some jobs will be automated ( a lot of white collar jobs at that ), but, based on the output I have seen so far ( some simple ad text, some SQL code, some python code ) it was closer to copying from stackoverflow than having Jarvis working for you ( and you still needed to watch it to make sure it makes sense so maybe actual job loss will be stemmed somewhat ). Thus far ( that can naturally change ), it seems actual creative work is probably ok. In my world, we seem to be moving towards a weird version of idiocracy ( can't count, can't write IF/THEN, can't think abstractly, can't even write a prompt ). And in that glorious future, there will be people queuing for 'good prompt services'.