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The main worry was never about it "replacing a worker". It's about one worker + GPT replacing two or three, because of the increased productivity gains you ment
by whstl 3y ago
The main worry was never about it "replacing a worker". It's about one worker + GPT replacing two or three, because of the increased productivity gains you mentioned.
I've seen it happening in some fields already. First with translation, now with copywriting and GPT-4. Hiring was frozen for those areas for a while in some companies I'm familiar with.
- sgt101 3y agoAlso administrative assistants and secretarial support. 30 years ago maybe 1/2 of the white collar workforce and now maybe 5% or less? Not AI - but IT.