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I know someone who does copywriting for cybersecurity firms. She writes those seemingly mundane statements these companies release. I've always wondered if anyo
by msoad 3y ago
I know someone who does copywriting for cybersecurity firms. She writes those seemingly mundane statements these companies release. I've always wondered if anyone actually reads them. She admits that most of her work involves taking a template and slotting in the new information. It's stuff like "Company X's response to security threat Y," which often doesn't contain anything particularly insightful. It usually just states that the company is aware of the threat and is working on it. Nothing technical or useful.
I'd be sad to see her lose her job, but at the same time, I can see how unfulfilling this job must be for her. She often feels that the work she does doesn't matter to anyone.
To me, solution is not to invent more bullshit jobs. We need a better system for humans to share the fruits of millennials of progress together.
- shreyshnaccount 3y agoLet's start a commune.
- elforce002 3y agoThis is wishful thinking at best. She's fending herself and she's making an honest living out of it. This system is not perfect but what is the alternative? There's no current solution for what lies ahead (potentially job loss on an scale never seen before). I'm seeing government outright banning LLMs from certain industries just to avoid social unrest.