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> As a consequence, it seems pointless to work at a job. You mean a programming job? Or all jobs? People working as house painters, plumbers, farmers, chefs,
by bigyabai 5mo ago
> As a consequence, it seems pointless to work at a job.
You mean a programming job? Or all jobs?
People working as house painters, plumbers, farmers, chefs, engineers, architects, cops, soldiers, nurses and doctors aren't going to be irrelevant in 3 years, let alone 30. I think you're projecting your experience on the rest of the world, most of whom will be unaffected by LLMs in the short-term future.
- atleastoptimal 5mo agoI think most white collar jobs will fall at the rate that programming jobs do. Regarding all those jobs that require working in the real world, I do imagine there will be a bit of a hold-out, though robotics could come in and cause the same phenomenon.
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