‘Jobs may disappear’: Nearly 40% of global employment could be disrupted by AI, IMF says

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But I thought LLMs wouldn't lead to AGI.

maybe, maybe not. we need more breakthroughs.




the 25 emergent behaviors of large-scale AI models featured in the essay:

1. redaction: obscuring sensitive data from documents to maintain confidentiality.

2. structuring: organizing data into a specific format for better accessibility and analysis.

3. abstraction: extracting essential information from large data sets for key insights.

4. generation: creating new data or content, often for educational or training purposes.

5. translation: converting information into different languages or formats for wider accessibility.

6. summarization: condensing detailed information into brief, comprehensive overviews.

7. imputation: filling in missing values in data to complete datasets.

8. reasoning: drawing logical conclusions from available information to make decisions.

9. interpolation: estimating unknown data points within a series based on known values.

10. prediction: using data to forecast future events or trends.

11. explanation: providing reasons or justifications for decisions or outcomes.

12. adaptation: altering responses to suit changing conditions or data.

13. personalization: tailoring content or services to individual specifications or needs.

14. intuition: using insight to reach conclusions beyond the apparent data.

15. analogizing: comparing and relating similar concepts from different datasets or domains.

16. synthesis: combining varied pieces of data to create a unified understanding.

17. contextual understanding: comprehending the broader implications of information within its background.

18. sentiment analysis: evaluating the emotional tone of text to glean insights.

19. disambiguation: clarifying ambiguities in language or data for precise interpretation.

20. commonsense reasoning: applying general knowledge logic to form practical conclusions.

21. categorization: identifying and classifying complex patterns—transforming raw data into categorized, actionable insights.

22. optimization: optimizing systems in ways humans might not envision for multiple objectives simultaneously.

23. hypothesis generation: generating hypotheses by correlating disparate data points.

24. anomaly detection: detecting anomalies that deviate from known patterns.

25. dialogue systems: engaging in nuanced conversations that preserve context, remember past interactions, and anticipate needs.
 

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Until ai makes robots that can adjust plans on the fly and fit in all types of crawl spaces to get the job done blue collar work is relatively safe. I would be more concerned with white collar work. Why hire a bunch of fresh graduate paralegals, when AI can sift through all that reading and the partners up top can review.

This is definitely going to disproportionately hit women. Men typically choose blue collar work. Expect an increase in girls signing up to sugar daddy sites :mjlol:
 

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I had to use google to see what impact AI would have on my current job and this was one of the 1st things i saw:

"One of the most significant impacts of AI in CNC manufacturing is the ability to enable continuous production. AI-powered robots can work non-stop, 24 hours a day, without the need for breaks or downtime."

some people have been testing it with cnc programming too.


 

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Two-thirds of Americans say AI could do their job​


Vast majority of US workers admit artificial intelligence tools could replace them, according to a recent survey​

By Breck Dumas FOXBusiness

We will see massive innovation in artificial intelligence: C3 AI CEO Tom Siebel

C3 AI CEO Tom Siebel provides insight on the unimaginably powerful technology on The Claman Countdown.

Long before generative artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT emerged for public use, there were fears that AI would eventually replace humans in many existing careers. Now, most American workers believe AI could do their jobs, according to new data.

A recent survey conducted by Spokeo found that despite seeing the potential benefits of AI, 66.6% of the 1,027 respondents admitted AI could carry out their workplace duties, and 74.8% said they were concerned about the technology's impact on their industry as a whole.


outlines of humans in an office

A recent survey by Spokeo found most American workers believe AI could do their jobs, but they still see benefits of the technology in the long term. (iStock / iStock)

"After a year of headlines about AI taking over the world, it’s no surprise that 2 in 3 now think that AI could do their job," Spokeo CEO Harrison Tang told FOX Business. "We never would have dreamed of how impactful ChatGPT would be on the world."

WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?

"Whether it’s because people realize that a lot of work can be easily automated, or they believe the hype in the media that AI is more advanced and powerful than it is, the AI box has now been opened."


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Nearly three out of four workers surveyed said they were concerned about the impact AI will have on their industries. (iStock / iStock)

The poll found U.S. workers are optimistic about what AI could mean for the future of work, with 78.1% saying they believe the technology could reduce some of the stresses on the job, and 76.7% saying they think AI will reduce the number of working days in the week for the average American.

WHAT IS CHATGPT?

The vast majority of those surveyed, 79.1%, said they think employers should offer training for ChatGPT and other AI tools.


robot and female office worker working together

Most survey respondents said they believe AI does have the ability to make their jobs easier. (iStock)

Tang said it is interesting to see the conflict in the public's current perception of AI, with the majority seeing long-term benefits while expressing concern for their livelihoods in the short term. He says the fears are in the unknown, and business leaders will need to address this by highlighting the benefits and easing concerns among workers.

"While AI sounds omniscient, we should have confidence in humanity’s ability to adapt, which we’ve done through millions of years of evolution," Tang said. "AI is simply a tool that we can use and control for good. AI will not replace humans, but it will replace those who don’t embrace it."
 

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That shyt will get regulated. Ain’t no way they not gonna allow people not to work. Where is tax money gonna come from? With no tax money states will fall apart and there will be no funding for UBI
What if I told you that congress members have already invested in ai :heh: so that wont be happening
 

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UBI has to happen, or else you talking about 150 million people in America starving to death. With your way of thinking, SOMEONE is going to suffer because their job has been automated.
Explain how 150 million will die, idk anything about this stuff
 
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