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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's fine if you don't like your job, but changing because of AI is odd. AI is just a tool. When word processors were invented, typing pools went away but the need to type, and think up what to type, didn't: this will be a similar transformation. What skills do you have that would help you in an offline job? How little are you wiling to earn? Could you re-train, eg in a trade?[/quote] People like Ethan Mollick who research this stuff say that the biggest previous general purpose tech disruption to the job market was from steam engines. AI in its current form is estimated to have about 4 times the impact of steam engines on the economy. There will absolutely be an enormous impact on employment. As a software developer, I can work about 3 times as fast using AI to generate repetitive code and to debug issues. If I were in the private sector, I could fire most of the team I manage and get more done more quickly with fewer mistakes. [/quote]
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