Generative AI: autocomplete for everything
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A joint blog post by Noah and roon on the future of work in the age of AI
This blog post is co-authored by Noah and roon. roon is a researcher at a prominent AI company, and he also posts humorously on Twitter. Because this is a joint post, we sometimes refer to one of us in the third person. If you talk to people about the potential of artificial intelligence, almost everybody brings up the same thing: the fear of replacement. For most people, this manifests as a dread certainty that AI will ultimately make their skills obsolete. For those who actually work on AI, it usually manifests as a feeling of guilt – guilt over creating the machines that put their fellow…
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