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...For some industries.
by samplatt 3y ago
...For some industries.
- anakaine 3y agoWhich voldemort is looking to minimise.
- threeseed 3y agoMany experts are saying it will be coming to most industries especially white collar. Because employers will likely seek to replace large swathes of employees e.g. developers, lawyers, accountants with AI when it reaches that point. And collective bargaining will be the only mechanism for employees to fight back. And this isn't hyperbole because we saw with the Hollywood writer's strike that studios were getting ready for this future today.
- aussieguy1234 3y agoI'm an engineer building a company solo. I've used AI (GPT-4 specifically) to do all sorts of roles on an ad-hoc basis. Marketer, Data Scientist, a bit of Product Management, Graphic Designer (I used Stable Diffusion to create my logo). I also use it to do code review in the absence of other engineers to do this. Given that i'm bootstrapping with no investors as yet, AI has filled all of these gaps to the point where I have a good base to keep building on. All without hiring a single employee. Also i'm based in Australia.
- p1esk 3y agoSo, later this year, GPT-5 is out, a little bit smarter than GPT-4, and a year later, GPT-6, yet a bit smarter. And every potential and actual employer will want to do what you just described. What do you think is going to happen?
- aussieguy1234 3y agoI think a little bit could be an understatement. Based on current progress it's quite possible it could be progress by leaps and bounds each year.
- p1esk 3y agoIt’s scary. The political climate is rough already, rich/poor divide has been steadily growing since WW2. Boomers are retiring, stressing social security programs. And now we got the impending almost total unemployment…