Work intensity is too high if we work in accordance with AI.
Work intensity is too high if we work in accordance with AI.
A story about an AI with a buggy implementation and all humans do is debug with high difficulty.
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Something I posted casually was buzzing again.
nishio I almost had an adjustment disorder type thing because the work intensity was too strong when I worked to match the AI at all costs, but fortunately I was able to meta-recognize that I was in that state, and since it was discretionary work, I could take appropriate I was able to resolve the issue by taking more time off. I believe that work-life balance disorder will become an issue in the near future. nishio It's a simple story, up until now it was like doing "easy jobs" with the occasional "difficult job" mixed in, but if AI does all the "easy jobs", only the "difficult jobs" If AI does all the "easy jobs," only the "hard jobs" will remain. I would say that running this on a normal work schedule would be overworking for many people. nishio On the other hand, I think that people who are watching AI work vaguely with AI and human-accompanied type tools are going to lose cognitive ability because they are not using their brains as much as they used to. Both extremes are rather bad, so I think it will be necessary to balance them well. We need to chill self-aware. reverberation
I still think that the senior's way of working, "I'll assign a few young people a simple job with off-load and load balance and do my job while waiting for a few business days for it to be done," is starting to look like "If I assign it to AI, I'll get answers for ten young people in 15 minutes max and not much revision, so I'll be a constant bottleneck sandbag, and I'll be exhausted. I'm starting to see a future where "I'm a constant bottleneck sandbag and I'm exhausted." https://x.com/diceken/status/1896940071074615376 I seriously believe that mental support by autonomous AI agents should be the first and foremost supply for generative AI-related workers to deal with this problem, no kidding. Source: me. If I couldn't live with myself while trying out ACT and other psychotherapies with a generative AI, I think I'd be in pretty bad shape. https://x.com/miyatti/status/1897098605808509105 Oh, this is because the programmers on the arms-length side are suddenly becoming playing managers without being aware of it, although I didn't understand this as of yesterday. And unlike their human counterparts, the time cycle is very shortened. You get hit when you're faced with being the bottleneck. https://x.com/terurou/status/1897083496352686105 I'm starting to feel this too, and as I've streamlined my chores, I no longer have "things to do when my brain isn't working," and I'm constantly having to keep my head on a swivel. If I work at my previous pace, I run a higher risk of overheating, so the habit of "intentional off mode" will be important. https://x.com/Nunerm/status/1897113434963267673 Size of the Problem and Number of Hands
I know this is a bit of a different story, but I had a similar feeling when I worked in a call center 10 years ago. The people on the other end of the phone were all high-calorie people who were having difficulty getting information and resolution on their own, urgent people who were in a hurry for whatever reason, and people who were involved in mistakes that were the company's fault. https://x.com/hoyahoyakko/status/ 1897234117303132250 I'm thinking that this issue will lead to a lot of fatigue as seniors ask juniors for guidance and confirmation of the results will be shortened by replacing them with AI, but it will also lead to a lot of support engineers becoming exhausted by transferring labor intensity to support by dumping what they heard from AI https://x.com /sugarlife/status/1897086523990065561 I wonder. In the future, we may be in an era where "the decision-making and thinking resources consumption that an individual can do is finite, so how to use and recover resources in that context" kind of thing.
Certainly washing dishes is soothing.
It's like putting a rag on the floor as part of your training at a temple.
The response time is so fast and the sense of progress is so great that people with a workaholic background can easily lose sight of when to quit. If we do our best to work with the machines, here's the short version. I personally think it's zama amiro that the problems in manufacturing are spreading to white-collar workers, but I have a strong sense of what this is going to add to society... https://x.com/YukiKanmuri/status/1896773529124929647 Just a little while ago, I wrote a NOTE about a similar problem.
If you can use AI but not discretionary work, you may get a lot of pressure from the board members who will say, "What's wrong with you that you're exhausted when you're using AI unlike in the past! If you can use AI but not discretionary work, there is a big possibility that there will be a squeeze from the executives in various places due to incomprehension like this. ...... https://x.com/wIFptg2U0IdNHtG/status/1897092780998193628 I'm working on a proposal as usual, but my desktop research time has been reduced to the limit, and all that's left is the resource-intensive work of wondering if I should really say this or if it makes sense... It's incredibly tiring. https://x.com/uudaiy/ status/1897087931808145501 I wonder if this is similar to the way that people started to talk about death from overwork in the late 1980s after office automation (OA) reduced travel and waiting time. https ://x.com/kis/status/1896610430958903561 It already is with IT/DX. The travel time for work that could be automated or for face-to-face foot traffic was a breather for the brain (conscious). Everyone has two "selves", conscious and unconscious, and in the past, the unconscious self did more work... Patterned actions are done by the other self (unconscious), not you (conscious), so the working hours are longer but not harder https://x.com/ metys/status/1897286671793840361 I see...AI doesn't have much to do with it, but if we don't include a certain amount of "low-priced but easy jobs," it may be hard because it's all just mind-numbing work. Maybe the current pace is just right. https://x.com/SakaiFilmW/status/1897042590979211354 Indeed. I wonder if I could get a job watching over children going to school and waving flags, not for the unit price, but for the simplicity and healing.
This is a bit different from AI. It's very hard to do the work that used to be done by manually shifting between multiple machines, but the latest machines can automate it all, and after the initial set up, you're sent to help in other departments. https://x.com/SnowDalmatian/status/ 1897023211025653787 Probably not, because the majority of people can't follow me on this.
I've always said that the biggest problem is how to train when AI takes away more and more of the training opportunities that have come from doing easy work, but, yes, I guess you could say that. I don't have a job where I can relax. Or pluck weeds.... <Season is almost here: https://x.com/kumarobo/status/1896754727205179881 That's a problem too, but I can't afford to worry about others and pinch myself.
This is the "transitional hard work period" I mentioned earlier. The time when even the newest person at the end of the line needs to have a brain load as high as that of a manager. I used to be a manager, so I am used to a certain amount of high workload, but I still feel tired easily these days. https://x.com/sutoroveli/status/1897140530641035585 I'm thinking that a generative AI that can do all the power harassment logistics it wants might be more of a gospel since the easy jobs were done by junior staff and all the difficult ones on multiple projects were just getting together. https://x.com/kooo5252/status/1896965042991685813 I had a half day on Saturdays until I was in elementary school, so I feel a sense of freedom to finish in half a day and go home. I feel it is better for my mental health to work half a day on Saturdays and go home, rather than forcing myself to work Monday through Friday and taking Saturdays and Sundays off. I think it's good to intentionally create loose work. https://x.com/nakazawaseimen/status/1896867675412050146 There is a bottleneck in agriculture in terms of farmland area, and there is a limit to how much "efficiency increases the intensity of human work," so I'm choosing the latter: either start a non-farming job or slack off like crazy during the off-season. https://x.com/ notauntstella/status/1897086771697250617 ---