points out that low-status jobs are jobs where you can be held accountable for doing something wrong (e.g. bank teller who gives out two $20 bills instead of one $20 bill) and high-status jobs where you can can't. (Back in the the 1980s looting a bank as CEO could get you in jail, today the DOJ seems to think a judge and jury couldn't understand how a bank gets looted.)
If current patterns continued, GPT-3 would get the "Brahmin" jobs and real people would get the "Dalit" jobs. GPT-3 can do the job of Bill Lumbergh, probably better than Lumbergh himself, but if it tried to pass as anybody who gets real work done, it wouldn't.
This 1957 novel
https://www.commentarymagazine.com/articles/wallace-markfiel...
points out that low-status jobs are jobs where you can be held accountable for doing something wrong (e.g. bank teller who gives out two $20 bills instead of one $20 bill) and high-status jobs where you can can't. (Back in the the 1980s looting a bank as CEO could get you in jail, today the DOJ seems to think a judge and jury couldn't understand how a bank gets looted.)
If current patterns continued, GPT-3 would get the "Brahmin" jobs and real people would get the "Dalit" jobs. GPT-3 can do the job of Bill Lumbergh, probably better than Lumbergh himself, but if it tried to pass as anybody who gets real work done, it wouldn't.