", but eventually you need to sell things for at least what it costs to make them."
Gmail, and every other free service would like a word. Net tangential profit invalidates your point. They can loss lead LLM's forever if they are getting other economic benefit from the practice
Imagine being front and center to the development of a major revolutionary tech.. and ur solution to it being too dangerous is to not be involved..
so a. your ability to steer it safely is killed
b. the % of people invovled in it that care about its risks is reduced
great. if you're right. you made huamnity's situation much worse.
if you're wrong, then you're an idiot and wrong.
weird. its almost like.... that cannot possibly be the reason they left :)
As a programmer, but working in two non-SWE roles, I have turned job A 70% over to AI, and job B 90%.
Where systems and scaffolds can be put in place to manage various aspects of a job, would this not be considered, partially, an "AI job"?
If you work in government grants and R&D, what if agents can now triage 100-1000x the opportunity count that you could ever handle alone, and you had a pipeline system in place to manage said opportunities and relationships? And then you, as the human, become the mouthpiece and reviewer of hoards of filtered output? Is that Federal Grants & R&D position now not mostly an AI job?
I'd say a large percentage of digital-based jobs can be considered varying percentages of AI jobs.
I think they mean jobs directly related to AI, not merely exercising AI to increase productivity:
AI is also creating a new class of white-collar jobs. Engineers build the models, data annotators label their inputs and judge their answers, “forward-deployed” engineers adapt them for customers, and newly minted “heads of AI” decide what companies should do with the technology.
Gmail, and every other free service would like a word. Net tangential profit invalidates your point. They can loss lead LLM's forever if they are getting other economic benefit from the practice
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