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I did read and I'll give you my comment wasn't that in line with the article. I'm not that convinced by the optimism being a class privilege thing though.
by tim333 9mo ago
I did read and I'll give you my comment wasn't that in line with the article. I'm not that convinced by the optimism being a class privilege thing though.
- tgv 9mo agoI don't think class is supposed to correlate 100% to current socio-economic class. It's more like tech-oriented entrepreneurs and some of their high-level staff are a class, or rather, the class that stands to win when LLMs get adopted at a large scale, while for current higher classes, and possibly manual labor classes, not much will change, and the middle and lower white collar classes will lose. Wrt to manual labor: when a large part of the population loses significant income, there will be much less demand for builders, decorators, plumbers, roof thatchers, gardeners, hair dressers, etc., so they will likely be affected too.