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Re:ChatGPT Pro by lenerdenator on Thursday December 05, 2024 @01:42PM (#42331113)
Don't you worry; the "rich West" will have plenty of disenfranchised people out of work because of this sort of thing.

Now, whether the labor provided by the AI will be as high-quality as that provided by a human when placed in an actual business environment will be up in the air. Probably not, but adoption will be pushed by the sunk cost fallacy.

Re:ChatGPT Pro by astrange on Thursday December 05, 2024 @07:06PM (#42334353)
Productivity improvements (such as automation) increase employment.

The decreased employment case is when your competitors get the productivity and you don't, because you go out of business.