Re:Goldman Sachs Predicts 300M Jobs Will Be Lost or Degraded...
by mihaic on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @07:16PM
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I'm mostly trying to extrapolate from current code and text generation abilities, so I know any prediction has a high chance of striking out.
Legal professionals that work on boilerplate could see simple contract generation being taken away from them for instance, and even run-of-the-mill developers could see themselves competing against much cheaper app/website generators.
Even if you can beat the AI, you might be forced to make your rates more competitive since the new baseline solution anyone can get for $10 would be a lot better than before.
Re:Goldman Sachs Predicts 300M Jobs Will Be Lost or Degraded...
by worrycue on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @09:04PM
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> Legal professionals that work on boilerplate could see simple contract generation being taken away from them for instance, and even run-of-the-mill developers could see themselves competing against much cheaper app/website generators.
I don’t think people will use AI in its current (hallucinating) state if there is money or lives on the line.
What are you basing this on? Perhaps I'm missing your exact meaning of "AI cambrian explosion" but right now I think it's arguable that artists and writers are the most threatened by this wave of generative AI - neither of which are usually considered top paying positions.