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kamila
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Curious what everyone's take is - which jobs do you see going away in the next 10 years due to ubiquitous & useful AI? After Davos, I've been diving into job impact reports, especially "knowledge" jobs (partially as self-preservation, partially morbid curiosity). My first bet is - frontline customer support
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Matt Garcia
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In the next 10 years all jobs unless we get some sort of neuralink integration
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kamila
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We’ll definitely move towards “augmented” by AI, where maybe most tasks we do today will be done by some model, but we’ll still need experienced people to “steer” them. I don’t think we’ll straight up lose all jobs any time soon
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Matt Garcia
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that's accurate for the current type of AI—the pre-AGI AI this AI can't replace humans at some cognitives tasks since it is sub-human at some cognitive tasks but most of the Big Tech / Big AI CEOs define AGI as: 'artificial intelligence that is at least as good as a a human at anything that a human does' 1/2
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Matt Garcia
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2/2 And those same CEOs also consider plausible that AGI will be achieved within 5 to 20 years. I don't see how a thing that's 'at least as good as a human at anything that a human does' but which also, being a computer, is also faster and more memorious than a human is cannot not up-human any human at everything.
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