If AI doesn’t take your job, it’ll change it. A lot.
By James Melton
The new reality will favor those able and willing to collaborate effectively with AI
AI is here. How soon it transforms the economy depends on how fast the technology advances. But experts agree the transition to the “jobs of tomorrow” is already underway.
In late 2022, ChatGPT, an AI chatbot developed by San Francisco-based OpenAI, introduced the public to the potential of generative artificial intelligence. That’s the kind of AI engineers can train to generate new outputs, like sonnets, graphics or awkwardly written term papers.
Soon, experts say generative and other forms of AI will create millions of jobs and destroy millions of others. If forecasts prove correct, we’re facing an economic realignment as intense as the...
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