Raw LLM Responses

>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. thats exactly what i've been wondering about. Since theres gonna be a huge tech jump within the next 5-10 years, is it foolish to think that companies are just gonna be like "yep, we are just gonna do the same projects with the same EXACT scope and lay off half our staff now that with GPT\[x\] we can do a 2 year project in 2 weeks." ? Because for a while i feel like the exact opposite will happen. Especially in game dev, where Triple A has a huge size complex where everything must be BIGGER, AND BETTER THAN EVER with their every next project, and where making an indie game as an indie dev takes half your lifetime and serious dedication. So now that you can do a LOT MORE in a lot shorter time thanks to this tool, the games will very likely SKYROCKET in scope drastically. Possibly even 5 times as bigger than the currently "biggest and longest" game. As an indie dev myself that is exciting and scary at the same time. Im not saying that no jobs will be lost. but what i am saying is that companies might indeed need more workers if they will want to catch up and do the same ammount of work others do in the same ammount of time. So what might instead happen is jobs like programmers might get oversaturated, now that they'll be a lot easier to get into than before, and there will be a big demand for them. and that might mean that this job wont be as profitable as it once was, and it might be harder to find a job in this field as well.