"AI will take our jobs" is a low job resolution.
2022-08-31
Many people who make the statement "AI will take your job." are "Low resolution" for the word "work.
Some jobs are easy to automate with AI and others are difficult, and the easiest to automate will be replaced by the least easy to automate.
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Person A, who can use AI, will benefit from automation and get 5 results in 4 hours.
For person B, who cannot use AI, 1/5 of his job is lost.
Whether or not it's an AI" isn't very essential.
It just means that when a new tool is introduced, some people can learn that tool and some can't.
Those who cannot master it will be at a disadvantage in the marketplace. This is a given.
What happens to Mr. B's job at this time is that he moves to Mr. A.
https://gyazo.com/d7afe17543531b4e2f399e0513883fd8
AI will not take jobs., people who learn will take the jobs of those who don't.
This work used to consume a lot of human time, so Mr. A couldn't do a lot of it.
automation is "lowering the consumption of human time," so those who can automate will be able to do more work in the same amount of time
@CrubClub: only if AI is the property of workers, not management. Right.
Good point. In that sense, Stable Diffusion running on a consumer PC that costs less than 200,000 is a historical epoch.
relevance
AI takes jobs that could be done wrong.
Jobs to be lost to AI
A person A who can use AI will benefit from automation and get 5 results in 4 hours.
AI will take your job and give you three days off a week.
Rather, since the productive population is declining If AI doesn't take away jobs, there will be three fewer days off per month.
The parable of the lumberjack
I'm so busy chopping wood I don't have time to sharpen my axe."
Reject something you don't know well.
By refusing to learn, you lose the opportunity to learn.
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