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I'd say the legal profession is a likely pattern for how things will go - lots of demand for the people already at the top, but that added productivity plus aut
by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I'd say the legal profession is a likely pattern for how things will go - lots of demand for the people already at the top, but that added productivity plus automation of tasks typically done by junior people means fewer ways to get into the profession.
- visarga 4y ago> plus automation of tasks typically done by junior people Juniors will be learning from GPT as well, and they might get proficient faster than the seniors did.
- atonse 4y agoThis is exactly what I told my junior programmers who were worried that they’d be out of jobs. First I said, that might be true, we just don’t know. (Couldn’t sugarcoat things). But a better way right now to think about this is, imaging having a one on one senior programmer mentor that’s pairing with you all day long. You will learn much faster. Similarly I’m sure younger attorneys will benefit from having unlimited access to a more senior “analyst” of contract and legal language to spot things they miss, and can learn much faster.