@60minutes: Will the growing sector in which people train artificial intelligence create enough jobs to offset those AI replaces? Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu calls that idea “B.S.” “The number of people they're employing in these positions is small relative to the number of people who will be replaced. I mean, that's the whole point of automation,” he explains. #ai #futureofwork #employment

🦊 :

I work in corporate support and this is indeed true. We have hired 4 full time individuals in net new roles to support our investment in these new technologies.

user4149960750698 :

I work in content. People are so fed up with the poor quality and ROI on content, which has no real rules, laws, guidelines or regulations on it. I can only imagine that in fields like law or medicine how ineffective it will prove itself to be. (It already is.)

Tommy Twinning :

They are going to protect the licensed professions, California already started protecting lawyers with their AI bill. I do feel bad for the white collar jobs that don’t have an organizing body to protect their jobs.

To fish :

They don’t believe what they say. They just know there’s no consequence to telling a bold faced lie in service of the ruling class.

with_Impunity☯ :