Dismiss it at your own peril. You'll get blindsided like you won't believe.
I've heard this sentiment before from a few people over the last few days, and they changed their tune very quickly once they actually looked into it.
I've heard this sentiment before from a few people over the last few days, and they changed their tune very quickly once they actually looked into it.
50% of software engineers unemployed in 2 years, 5 years, 10 years?
Or something like 50% of the US/world population using a chat-gpt style assistant to perform a complicated mental task (aka not "Alexa, set a 2 minute timer.") once a day/week in 2 years, 5, 10?
Don't get me wrong, chatGPT's emergent intelligence is impressive and I'm playing with Alpaca 13B and other models locally, but I'm not sure it's going to be as transformative and as quickly as many here seem to think. Humans and society are inherently resistant to and slow to change.