> AI is not a printing press. It is a way to invent and apply the equivalent of a printing press to all existing and emerging labour markets in an exponential way. Very dangerous when you realize its impacts are not bounded like the industrial revolution. This is an existential threat that comments like yours waive away too easily.
I don't really see how you could possibly make this argument. When the printing press was invented people didn't know what would come of it... Do you know everything that will be possible with AI?
If AI makes programming obsolete, now everyone can create software that does cool things that people want. This would undoubtedly open up a plethora of new employment options.
I don't really see how you could possibly make this argument. When the printing press was invented people didn't know what would come of it... Do you know everything that will be possible with AI?
If AI makes programming obsolete, now everyone can create software that does cool things that people want. This would undoubtedly open up a plethora of new employment options.