Raw LLM Responses

Okay but what else should he say? He's right. I work in a technical role and would spend quite a lot of time QAing contracts and technical descriptions, if it wasn't for AI. The amount of work that has been sloughed off by AI is gigantic, maybe an average of 2-3 days a month, and I know it is more precise than a human with the right amount of poking. It's lovely to say it's optimistic of the CEOs, but even at this early stage, it is still able to reduce the quantity of white collar work by 10%, in my case. Granted, what happens right now is that I just get tasks from somewhere else to make up the difference, but all that added up means there are already jobs being consolidated out of existence because of it. It takes just a few more jumps in capability, or perhaps simply just formatting, to wipe out the need for a human in many more tasks, and then more direct job losses.