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Companies have been trying to cut down on workers for as long as those workers have demanded pay and benefits.
Whether it’s downsizing, outsourcing, streamlining, understaffing, or automating, if there is something a business can do to get rid of workers and their salaries, you better believe they are going to do it.
But this time does feel a little bit different. Recent AI advances have been mocked for not quiet living up to the bold claims of their tech bro founders.
But even in their current, imperfect form, LLM’s, general use robots and generative models are ALREADY replacing jobs and they are getting better every day.
So that’s bad for workers, but if you are a senior corporate executive or company owner, maybe you should be asking yourself…
If we automate everybody’s job… who is going to buy all of your stuff?
I have some good news and some bad news for your theoretical company.
The good news is that labor reduction systems of all varieties have ALREADY cut out millions of manhours in America alone and made the workers who are left more efficient at their jobs.
Artificial intelligence is just another tool that your company can use to get more work out of fewer staff or replace teams entirely.
Even here at little old works media group we used to have someone working part time whose job it was just to cut out images on Photoshop to use in our goofy little animations.
Now Adobe Suite has inbuilt AI features which can automatically remove backgrounds from any image with absolutely no human time or skill involved.
Now if you still think that sounds a bit depressing, well welcome to this channel, but also, I should tell you that market trends say this is already happening… AI isn’t going to change YOUR world, it’s just going to continue a trend that’s been happening for years now.
So it’s time to learn How Money Works to find out if how companies are adapting to a world where nobody can afford anything anymore.
date: 2024-07-28 15:14:17
duration: 00:12:59
author: UCkCGANrihzExmu9QiqZpPlQ
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FatCat inferred the following :
One aspect that caught my attention was the mention of Language Models (LLMs) and how they’re being used to replace jobs. Speaking of LLMs, have you heard the story of Meta AI’s DALL-E, a text-to-image model that can generate stunning artworks? Imagine creative professionals scrambling to adapt to the fact that AI systems can produce high-quality art, music, and even writing in a matter of seconds.
But what’s fascinating is that while LLMs might seem like a threat, they also have the potential to collaboratively co-create with humans. With the power to generate concepts, images, and even code, AI can enable humans to focus on the more creative and subjective aspects of their work. It’s an exciting time, indeed!
What do you folks think? Should we be preparing for a future where machines take over our jobs, or is this just a natural evolution of technology? Share your thoughts!
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