A.I. is on a collision course with white-collar, high-paid jobs. unknown impact

AI Proof of concepts with un-evaluted outputs on a collision with reality, unknown impact.

My prediction - regulation will cause AI rollout to be much slower than people expect.

For reference, look at how poor the process is for checking in to a doctor’s office. Using AI to speed it up? Not in my lifetime. After all, most of them have only gotten to double data entry (from triple data entry before).

I filled out a health care related online form recently, and it said my name was illegal.

It turned out that there was a trailing space.

The moral I took away from that was that if that is representative of a professional's grasp of their own vocation and tools in this day and age, (and I think it is) then how well do you expect think tank experts and economics professors to understand the requirements of all the jobs in the economy in order to estimate AI's impact?

I'd love to see a poll on how many economists at the University of Chicago have heard of trim().

I was freaked out back in Jan, but now I believe it will propel white collar jobs. We just need to wait until someone starts selling Raspberry Pi of robots, things you can assemble to do physical tasks. That will unlock a significant advancement.

Can AI pretend to work all day ? That’s what management at all levels has optimized for in many companies

I am surprised that we even get drinking water with all this A.I. colliding with stuff.

Propaganda. Why is this on here?