Whether it is AI that overtake people's jobs, or people using AI that overtake people's jobs, I think the result will (and is) absolutely less available jobs.
It won't happen all at once (though the recent waves of layoffs might be a good argument that it is already happening). I think this is a slow burner that will phase jobs out over the long run:
- New and future openings won't be advertised where an AI tool can do the job instead. Think specifically in the digital art and text space. This means that people will find it difficult to leave their current job to find something better, leading to stunted careers and potentially much lower salaries.
- Current jobs will continue as they are (besides the current waves of layoffs) except for the consultant space. If ChatGPT can act as my personal Deloitte without the €€€'s and at a moment's notice, then of course I'm going to choose ChatGPT.
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Whether it is AI that overtake people's jobs, or people using AI that overtake people's jobs, I think the result will (and is) absolutely less available jobs.
It won't happen all at once (though the recent waves of layoffs might be a good argument that it is already happening). I think this is a slow burner that will phase jobs out over the long run:
- New and future openings won't be advertised where an AI tool can do the job instead. Think specifically in the digital art and text space. This means that people will find it difficult to leave their current job to find something better, leading to stunted careers and potentially much lower salaries.
- Current jobs will continue as they are (besides the current waves of layoffs) except for the consultant space. If ChatGPT can act as my personal Deloitte without the €€€'s and at a moment's notice, then of course I'm going to choose ChatGPT.
I see this already happening => https://old.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/121lhfq/i_lost_eve...
I agree with the article: "We don't know".