It can only create the problem of unemployment.
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AI Risky?
- Thread starter Trevor Chandler
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Literally everything is a risk.
precious, I"m not so sure that it will make people dumber. I feel it could certainly make people lazier because of their reliance on the tool. I'm not saying that you're wrong, but I am saying that I humbly, and respectfully, disagree with you
I"m not sure how the problem of unemployment will be created. Expound if you don't mind.
Unemployment is an imbalance in the skills needed and the skills available in a specific region. AI will not cause unemployment.
Failure to upskill will cause unemployment.
Fair point! maybe AI will just make us lazier-as laziness is already deeply rooted in our nature and more efficient—lazy geniuses, perhaps? Appreciate your perspective!precious, I"m not so sure that it will make people dumber. I feel it could certainly make people lazier because of their reliance on the tool. I'm not saying that you're wrong, but I am saying that I humbly, and respectfully, disagree with you
Excellent! The failure to adapt is the problem, not AI. The secret to remaining relevant in a changing labor market is upskilling.