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AI and automation are the hot topic right now and while some people are excited, others are worried about losing their jobs and the potential dangers of this new technology.
I find myself worried about what I’m going to do if this technology makes it near-impossible to find a job and what kind of social implications that might have.
I’m trying my best to remain positive though, as the future is totally unknown, and while it’s totally possible that this artificial intelligence will lead to dystopia or total destruction it’s just as likely that it will reign in a new age of abundance where people are able to pursue their passions and do what they love.
This is how I’m navigating these feelings right now.
Chatbot gpt and dall-e made me realized just how quickly things are going to change, but I’m going to try to make the most of it.
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Here is a talk given by Dr. Jay Richards to our students a year and a half ago.
The talk was “Will Smart Machines Take Our Jobs?”
https://channels.insideosu.com/media/Will%20Smart%20Machines%20Take%20Our%20Jobs%20/1_yewqu5cs
The short answer is “Not in the long run, but there will be some short term disruptions, especially for jobs that only require mental acuity and not physical dexterity.” This is based somewhat on Moravec’s Paradox.
I can see that. I've been running on the assumption that in the short term it won't erase any jobs but will make some people way more efficient at their jobs reducing the need for workers in a lot of different fields, but eventually it should create new opportunities too. I will check out the talk!
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The truth is that there would be jobs that AI would take from us but as it does, it also creates new jobs for us. Let's take it like this, doing the olden days when mobile phones does not exist, and there was no way of getting in touch without having to write letters and send them through a mailman.
Since the invention of mobile technology, there is no need to have a postman to receive your mail and send it to your recipient's address. It is now instant as you type it through your phone.
But do you know that with the technology of the mobile phone, there are jobs now available for people who repair the phone, sell phone parts, who does the programming of the phone, and align the components of the phones? This technology alone took one job but yet created 5 other job possibilities.
I absolutely LOVE this post, man. I wholeheartedly support your view here: AI is just a new tool, one that will change things forever and free us to accomplish new things. I for one see it as a means to speed up processes that took so much effort and time before, thus freeing humanity to pursue other things. I'm excited about that.
By the way, I installed ChatGPT for Windows today, but can't access it yet, capacity is topped at the moment and I don't know if I'll be able to work with it from my country. I want to, though. There are so many ideas that I want to put to the test.