Raw LLM Responses

There are certainly sectors in danger. Particularly in illustration, modelling, animation and stock footage. And many sectors will shrink as an individual using AI as a tool can produce as many as 10 individuals did before. However, there's a fundamental problem with our current models, and this has been consistent across every model I've tested: They make shit up. By nature they're "fuzzy", they might be able to spit out facts, but you can't *trust* it to do so appropriately or not make shit up. They also lack context. A business owner might get away with replacing a press writer with an AI, until the AI is tasked to do a press release commemorating a Jewish holiday and decides to put in a quote from Henry Ford, the father of modern American anti-Semitic conspiracy theories (assuming it manages the quotation correctly in the first place). The AI knows its an appropriate place to put a quote, knows that Henry Ford is an often quoted figure, and might even be able to select a relevant quote, but I don't see a future where it's aware enough to not make that mistake. There's going to be a period of business owners trying to replace workers with AI and then the constant fallout of them getting publicly burned because the AI is not nearly as smart as they think it is. I think that bubble is gonna pop, and AI will certainly still have a place (lord knows it's more legitimate than blockchain, meta, and other recent techbro scams) but it's not going to fulfill the roles people think it will.