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bullettrain1 t1_je1aiem wrote
Reply to comment by fluffy_assassins in Are the big CEO/ultra-responsible/ultra-high-paying positions in business currently(or within the next year) threatened by AI? by fluffy_assassins
My point is the livelihood of CEOs are not threatened by AI, opposed to everyone else. To your point - they will use it as a tool. That’s my issue with people saying “oh it will replace CEOs” , because it won’t put them out of work, it’ll make them richer
bullettrain1 t1_je1990c wrote
Reply to comment by fluffy_assassins in Are the big CEO/ultra-responsible/ultra-high-paying positions in business currently(or within the next year) threatened by AI? by fluffy_assassins
That implies all CEOs own the company. And it also assumes they wouldn’t keep the title and add it as a new executive position with all authority and take all the credit.
bullettrain1 t1_je10dyo wrote
Reply to Are the big CEO/ultra-responsible/ultra-high-paying positions in business currently(or within the next year) threatened by AI? by fluffy_assassins
I don’t think we’ll see a ceo replaced with an AI anytime soon. They’re the ones that make that decision, would you replace yourself with an AI??
bullettrain1 t1_je0x1hm wrote
Reply to comment by Artanthos in If you went to college, GPT will come for your job first by blueberryman422
Yep, sounds right to me. I’ve been an employed developer for 10+ years, I’ll have work in the near future, sure. But I see what’s coming. And it’s possible that timeline is shorter than I realize. The people that think it won’t impact them are fooling themselves.
One prediction that stuck with me is this. Rather than huge layoffs in a short amount of time, we’ll see a 2% workforce reduction each year moving forward, and it won’t bounce back. That’s the most likely estimate I’ve heard so far.
bullettrain1 t1_jdxhvan wrote
Reply to comment by Artanthos in If you went to college, GPT will come for your job first by blueberryman422
Very true. I’ve noticed lots of people use this argument for why their employment isn’t threatened anytime soon. I’m sure it’s true. Personally, I would find very little comfort in that being the foundation for job security.
bullettrain1 t1_j3hh1wm wrote
Reply to [image] Never be too friendly. by PotentProcrastinator
This is so stupid it’s funny
bullettrain1 t1_j1uioq8 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in NYC's AI bias law is delayed until April 2023, but when it comes into effect, NYC will be the first jurisdiction mandating an AI bias order in the world, revolutionizing the use of AI tools in recruiting by Background-Net-4715
Are you referring to putting ‘keywords’ in resumes? Because that whole thing is a myth to sell resume enhancement and review services, the applications that handle uploaded resumes don’t actually consider those.
bullettrain1 t1_j0dgxvo wrote
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bullettrain1 t1_je1bv95 wrote
Reply to comment by fluffy_assassins in Are the big CEO/ultra-responsible/ultra-high-paying positions in business currently(or within the next year) threatened by AI? by fluffy_assassins
Sorry by the way, I mistakenly thought it was an article summary and not something a user wrote. Also didn’t realize which sub I was in. It was rude of me to use that tone and language in my first comment, your opinion is as valid as mine is.