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So much delusion on display here. The folks talking about replacing 95% of remote jobs by 2030 in particular seem to have no idea what people actually do in the

• mnky9800n 1y ago
  yes but it gets them views which gets ad revenue payout from youtube, tiktok, instagram, etc.
• bgwalter 1y ago
  Yes, these people have never written anything useful, so they don't know. At best an "AI" researcher writes some plagiarized version of the transformer architecture, which is the used to plagiarize other people's hard earned code. The entire absence of guilt in these "academics" is notable. They are complete psychopaths.
• consumer451 1y ago
  There is a lot to be said about Zuck, but in his last Dwarkesh interview I remember him being a realist about fast take-off. It was something like "If I look at team xzy, I don't see the bottleneck being a lack of smart devs." However, to be fair, since that podcast, he has spent insane money on ML researchers...
• recursivecaveat 1y ago
  It's a tale as old as time: "Everyone else's job can be easily automated. They are basically just mindlessly copy pasting from PDF to spreadsheet to word doc all day. My job on the other hand requires some subtle nuance and human judgement that won't be automated anytime soon."