AI threatens white collar careers
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Technology experts, historians and economists examined AI’s effects on employment and society, including risks to white-collar careers, human judgment and, one expert warned, humanity itself.
Reposted by David Murakami Wood
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messyjobs.ai
messyjobs.ai
Everything is for sale.
This is worth a read: https://www.levernews.com/ai-regulation-was-coming-then-trump-killed-it/
Everything is for sale.
This is worth a read: https://www.levernews.com/ai-regulation-was-coming-then-trump-killed-it/
- fewer juniors
- record profits
- record pay for seniors
Why? "AI can’t replace lived experience or replicate the judgment and unwritten knowhow built over years".
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- fewer juniors
- record profits
- record pay for seniors
Why? "AI can’t replace lived experience or replicate the judgment and unwritten knowhow built over years".
www.ft.com/content/94a2...
Reposted by Ben H. Ansell, Ian Hall, Jonathan Wolff
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by Greg O’Brien
They're *trying* but if these tools could replace jobs beyond Junior Software Developer, we'd know.