• @dariusj18
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    248 months ago

    I’ve heard it as “No one is losing their job to AI, but they will lose their jobs to someone who is using AI.”

    • @smackjack
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      78 months ago

      Think of AI like computers and spreadsheet software in the early 80s. I bet a lot of accountants were pretty freaked out about what this new technology was going to mean for their jobs.

      Did technology replace those accountants? No, but companies probably didn’t need as many accountants as they did before. AI will likely reduce the number of programmers that a company needs, but it won’t eliminate them

      • @dariusj18
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        18 months ago

        Really I think it’s kind of the opposite. There are plenty of jobs awaiting higher skilled labor. Just as Excel didn’t hurt accounting, it gave many people who weren’t trained I’m accounting to take on more tasks than they would have.

    • Semi-Hemi-Lemmygod
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      -38 months ago

      Case in point: I’m using ChatGPT to help me write cover letters. I make sure to proofread them and sometimes it hallucinates my expertise, but it makes it a lot faster.

      • @ObsidianZed
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        38 months ago

        I mean that’s already happening at some big companies now.

        Will it last? My guess is no, but they’ll enjoy saving the money that they would pay human beings in the mean time.

        My hope is just that they’ll suffer losses due to a drop in product quality and start struggling, but let’s face it, the big tech companies are almost never the ones’ that are actually hurt by their decisions.

      • @mods_are_assholes
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        28 months ago

        If you compared LLM outputs to even just a year ago you’ll realize how stupid your statement is.