if your job is legible enough that people can make a dataset clearly pointing out what is right and what is wrong, you are at the highest risk for an AI model being “superhuman” at your job. It is even more risky if it is possible to articulate your thought process in a way that is verifiable.

Looking at this perspective, it makes more sense that... See more

Overall US demand for labor has remained strong through multiple waves of automation, with new activities having been created faster than technology has replaced existing ones.12 Yet AI’s broad reach raises concern that this time may be different. The outcome will depend on whether new demand, industries, and roles emerge to absorb displaced... See more

Some counterarguments to the concerns about AI taking our jobs: (1) labor has maintained a relatively constant share of global income at ~50% of GDP since the Industrial Revolution; (2) automation will increase the productivity of workers in ways that increase the demand for their work (i.e., spreadsheets did not eliminate accountants); (3) AI... See more