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This is basically right. Look at excel, did that destroy accountancy and data analysis? If anything there's now a whole class of jobs that didn't exist before.
by lordnacho 3y ago
This is basically right. Look at excel, did that destroy accountancy and data analysis? If anything there's now a whole class of jobs that didn't exist before.
Look at what we call programming now that you don't need a mainframe. You're a lot more likely to run into a programmer now than before.
Why would AI be any different? There will be a whole class of jobs dealing with AI. Making infra for it, coding it up, using it for various apps, adapting for existing business, and so.
It does transform the jobs though. Mainframe guy probably has a very different experience from modern internet programmer. Excel accountant isn't the same as paper accountant.
ChatGPT era nerd is going develop his own relationship with the AI, how to use it, etiquette, jargon, and so on.
- me_me_me 3y agoI agree with your post, however I would bring a different point of interest to it. Comparing ChatGPT to other tools is all fine, but taking a step back and thinking about next ChatGPT tool that will be created is probably bit more concerning. And I dont mean ChatGPT version X but next iteration of AI tools. In the last decade we have seen an unprecedented explosion of computer intelligence, task once deemed too human or fuzzy are being done (and often outperforming humans) left and right. From AI vision to creative endorsers. What I am afraid is the next 'excel' and who will control it - cuz the next iteration might be smart enough to let the creators tangibly impact the world.