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Shifts in advantage are rarely about better tools, they’re about who understands the new logic of coordination first.
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First, during the industrial era, new technology has been associated with long-term job creation and wage growth. Second, despite this general trend toward economic improvement, GPTs are rare and substantial enough that each one’s impact on jobs should be evaluated independently. Third, of the three widely recognized GPTs of the modern era, the ski
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Japanese martial arts traditions call these three stages of learning shu-ha-ri: first following rules faithfully (shu), then breaking from tradition (ha), and finally transcending formal structure altogether (ri). What makes this framework so revelatory for any AI doomsday discussion is how it illuminates the evolving relationship between algorithm
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Undoubtedly, more builders are needed to apply and productionize the latest technologies,
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Those advocating the retraining of workers tend to believe that AI will slowly shift what skills are in demand, but if workers can adapt their abilities and training, then there will be no decrease in the need for labor. Those advocates of reducing work hours believe that AI will reduce the demand for human labor and feel that this impact could be
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