Call it the supply paradox of AI: the easier it is to train an AI to do something, the less economically valuable that thing is. After all, the huge supply of the thing is how the AI got so good in the first place.
There's a debate on AI writing tools on Twitter right now. As an AI writer, I want to give my 2 cents.
Here's my hot take: Mastering human language is out of reach for AI and it will remain this way unless current paradigms change radically.
Here's why:
As workers increasingly use gen AI to tackle more repetitive tasks, the human-centric skills of critical thinking and decision making will become ever more important.