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Raise your hand if you know an actual position at an actual company that was made redundant by ChatGPT, DaVinci, Stable Diffusion or related tech
by coconutpalms 3y ago
Raise your hand if you know an actual position at an actual company that was made redundant by ChatGPT, DaVinci, Stable Diffusion or related tech
- brutal_chaos_ 3y agohttps://in.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=wayfair&l=&sc=0kf%3Afcckey%28364a8702098d2cd6%29occ%28EHPW9%29%3B https://in.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=wayfair&l=&sc=0kf%3Afcckey%28... wayfair laid off a bunch of US IT staff and are trying to build an AI in india to replace workers (I think, based on events and new job opennings). edit:typos adt'l: tbf, AI hasn't actually replaced jobs there yet (afaik)
- from-nibly 3y agoTrying doesn't count.
- inlined 3y agohttps://arstechnica.com/google/2024/01/google-lays-off-hundreds-more-as-ad-division-switches-to-ai-powered-sales/ https://arstechnica.com/google/2024/01/google-lays-off-hundr...
- suddenclarity 3y agoMore and more board games are released with AI generated art. It's still controversial so larger companies are hesitant to join due to the risk of flack on social media but it's definitely a real thing replacing jobs at the moment. Fryx Games that made Terraforming Mars is probably one of the more well-known examples. Art in general seems to be a high risk occupation because the stakes are low. It's a similar case for stock photography. In the gaming world, Embracer recently fired a bunch of artists with the intent of having fewer people be more productive with the use of AI generated content.