Raw LLM Responses

>i think many jobs will be automated soon.. All aspects of all jobs that are just about executing instructions or applying knowledge will be replaced. It is up to you to reinvent yourself - ideally society and government would provide support, but we all know that isn't going to happen. For what it's worth, I heard from several people in the IT field here in Europe that their employers aren't planning mass layoffs but will use the productivity gains to get more work done. I'm in consultancy and I can very easily see a future where we implement and train AI expert systems for non-tech clients. > and now i hear of people taking 10 jobs at once and using chat bots to do most of the work. To be fair, this seems to be limited to low level content creation jobs, and the Goldman Sachs report indicated that this sort of administrative work (as well as paralegal work) will be largely wiped out. Most other sectors will be "augmented", as in you can't automate them down to almost nothing but you can become a lot more efficient. Whether this windfall leads to layoffs or investment into business expansion will probably depend on how much of an idiot the CEO is. The reason overemployment is being amplified in the media is the same reason quiet quitting and FAANG employees bragging on tiktok are being amplified: the media are owned by rich assholes and anything that depicts the middle class as lazy, useless and not worthy of a decent paycheck benefits them.