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I think a lot of the jobs that go will be the ones that popped up recently. The low level white collar ones. Social media content writers for example. That tend
by basisword 3y ago
I think a lot of the jobs that go will be the ones that popped up recently. The low level white collar ones. Social media content writers for example. That tends to be a very well paid job compared with the skill necessary to do it and the benefits it provides. I imagine most of these jobs will just get replaced with something else that the AI can’t do and that only new grads will accept doing.
For your kids, I think you’re imagining more progress with AI than we’ll have in the next five years. I think the changes of the last 3 years will be much more impactful on new grads. I recently switched role and learning remotely is a lot more difficult for various reasons. I’m already well into my career so I imagine for new grads it will be incredibly difficult. I’d worry more about that than AI provided they’re going to college to study something “useful”.
- housemusicfan 3y ago[dead]