Will chatgpt really destroy the job market?

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Quote from: Andrija Branislav on July 01, 2023, 02:10:45 AM

Quote from: Broadanbig on May 30, 2023, 06:22:58 PM

OP, the world is currently in the computer stage and so, technology is not left behind as it is amongst the beauty of computer development. Chatgpt is an AI as designed for multi tasking purpose but however, it is likely that there would be a time when computer AI and robots would take charge of very tasking and muscular work and then humans would be put on redundancy in their various works which would not go down well with in the labour force. So therefore the possibility and tendency of AI taking over the work force is very broad as a matter of fact humans should have to brace up for the times ahead.

Depends on usage in my opinion. I don't think it will destroy the job market in general. On the contrary, it will uncover and complete tasks previously unknown to people. Makes sense as you said above. If this technology is implemented in the workplace, it can lead to job losses as certain tasks can be performed by bots instead of humans. I think the ultimate impact on the job market remains unclear and hinges on how these technologies will be integrated and adopted across industries.

It must be admitted that chatgpt helps us many things without the need for the help of other people,
but if it's going to hurt the job market I hope it won't even though the possibility will always be there,
we have to see further how far the development of this AI technology will go and the policies for adopting it later.

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Quote from: Broadanbig on May 30, 2023, 06:22:58 PM

OP, the world is currently in the computer stage and so, technology is not left behind as it is amongst the beauty of computer development. Chatgpt is an AI as designed for multi tasking purpose but however, it is likely that there would be a time when computer AI and robots would take charge of very tasking and muscular work and then humans would be put on redundancy in their various works which would not go down well with in the labour force. So therefore the possibility and tendency of AI taking over the work force is very broad as a matter of fact humans should have to brace up for the times ahead.

Depends on usage in my opinion. I don't think it will destroy the job market in general. On the contrary, it will uncover and complete tasks previously unknown to people. Makes sense as you said above. If this technology is implemented in the workplace, it can lead to job losses as certain tasks can be performed by bots instead of humans. I think the ultimate impact on the job market remains unclear and hinges on how these technologies will be integrated and adopted across industries.

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Quote from: Fuso.hp on May 29, 2023, 02:08:17 AM

Since ChatGPT was launched in November last year, this AI technology has created a huge response across the globe. This technology has gained so much popularity that people are using this technology in almost every field. Any math can be easily solved through this technology, any unknown matter can be easily known through this technology, so there is a lot of doubt in everyone's mind about this technology that this technology will destroy the job market or not?

When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about. Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields.
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.

It's definitely an unknown at the moment, but sometimes predictions are massively overblown and they do help to sell advertising space next to the opinions of the most controversial writers. Much like NFTs were claiming to revolutionise the way that people licensed and used images, the reality is that an absolute ton of money was wasted on this nonsense that has since imploded. Chatgpt definitely has much more practical usage but it's benefits could easily be overstated and the transition could be a lot slower than anticipated. It will certainly help in things like customer service work, chatbot type activity and broad data analysis.

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I see AI as a powerful tool to support and enhance knowledge. They can provide insights, suggestions, and guidance when faced with a challenge. However, people still need to develop critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and a deep understanding of concepts. So while AI can provide quick solutions and answers, I still recommend encouraging a holistic approach to learning. Because the learning process involves more than just finding the right answer, So anyway, you can combine the benefits of AI with active participation, hands-on practice, and peer-to-peer discussion to create a well-rounded learning experience that fosters critical thinking, problem solving, and effective communication.

Artificial intelligence can indeed be used to increase the insight of its users. or it can also be used in the world of work to simplify and increase the effectiveness of work. it's just that what many people worry about is that they are afraid that artificial intelligence will make the number of jobs narrower due to the potential for some professions to be replaced by artificial intelligence. Even some TV stations are already using AI to host or host their news shows. In Indonesia, the ONE TV station is also developing it and it is likely that in the near future there will be an AI presenter.

That is really the future that I am looking for or what we would see because of AI right now, and it is really keeping advancing, but I do hope that it will not be catastrophic in the job industry. I am sure, however, that it will create more jobs in the technology niche because businesses are adopting this and are trying to automate their tasks and easily and quickly feed information. I am also one of those people who is happy that AI exists, as it has helped me a lot in my work.

In certain fields of work, of course, the presence of artificial intelligence has really helped a lot. especially technology-based jobs and so on. Even today, many students rely on AI to help their learning process. and for unskilled laborers, they actually don't have to worry about the presence of AI taking their jobs. But for employees of certain stores and professions that can be replaced by AI, they may be feeling the anxiety of losing their job right now. this is where we need to have a high level of adaptation in welcoming the latest technology. that is, we have to be at the forefront of learning the latest technologies such as AI.

I can recall the rise of machines with this because before those factory workers were really generating tons of jobs for people because it really needed manpower, but because of those robots, it replaced that manpower, but not all of the factory workers lost their jobs. There are still factories that are not migrating to robots as they want more to be hand made, so this will also be the same with this AI. For sure, there are still people who will not lose their jobs. Let's just make it for good or a stepping stone to upskill ourselves.

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Quote from: Fuso.hp on May 29, 2023, 02:08:17 AM

Since ChatGPT was launched in November last year, this AI technology has created a huge response across the globe. This technology has gained so much popularity that people are using this technology in almost every field. Any math can be easily solved through this technology, any unknown matter can be easily known through this technology, so there is a lot of doubt in everyone's mind about this technology that this technology will destroy the job market or not?

AI's impact on the job market is there and it's being felt. AI and automation technologies have the potential to automate and streamline many routine and repetitive tasks across a variety of industries. This can lead to monitoring of employment in certain sectors, particularly those that rely heavily on manual or repetitive labour.

AI has the potential to tackle increasingly complex tasks normally performed by humans. While some jobs may require unique human skills and creativity, it is possible that AI may eventually surpass human capabilities in certain areas when viewed visually. But they still require human involvement and judgment in the end.

Quote from: Fuso.hp on May 29, 2023, 02:08:17 AM

When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about. Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields.
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.

While it's true that some jobs may remain resilient to AI disruption, many industries and job roles will require workers to develop new skills and adapt to changing technology. Only challenge lies in providing adequate training and support for individuals to retrain and transition into new roles and this in my view if lacking should be added.

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Quote from: xSkylarx on June 09, 2023, 09:28:23 AM

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I see AI as a powerful tool to support and enhance knowledge. They can provide insights, suggestions, and guidance when faced with a challenge. However, people still need to develop critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and a deep understanding of concepts. So while AI can provide quick solutions and answers, I still recommend encouraging a holistic approach to learning. Because the learning process involves more than just finding the right answer, So anyway, you can combine the benefits of AI with active participation, hands-on practice, and peer-to-peer discussion to create a well-rounded learning experience that fosters critical thinking, problem solving, and effective communication.

Artificial intelligence can indeed be used to increase the insight of its users. or it can also be used in the world of work to simplify and increase the effectiveness of work. it's just that what many people worry about is that they are afraid that artificial intelligence will make the number of jobs narrower due to the potential for some professions to be replaced by artificial intelligence. Even some TV stations are already using AI to host or host their news shows. In Indonesia, the ONE TV station is also developing it and it is likely that in the near future there will be an AI presenter.

That is really the future that I am looking for or what we would see because of AI right now, and it is really keeping advancing, but I do hope that it will not be catastrophic in the job industry. I am sure, however, that it will create more jobs in the technology niche because businesses are adopting this and are trying to automate their tasks and easily and quickly feed information. I am also one of those people who is happy that AI exists, as it has helped me a lot in my work.

In certain fields of work, of course, the presence of artificial intelligence has really helped a lot. especially technology-based jobs and so on. Even today, many students rely on AI to help their learning process. and for unskilled laborers, they actually don't have to worry about the presence of AI taking their jobs. But for employees of certain stores and professions that can be replaced by AI, they may be feeling the anxiety of losing their job right now. this is where we need to have a high level of adaptation in welcoming the latest technology. that is, we have to be at the forefront of learning the latest technologies such as AI.

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Quote from: Davidvictorson on June 14, 2023, 07:28:09 PM

I think that ChatGPT will hasten the destruction of certain jobs. Did you know that in the tech world, it is being utilize more, although human programmers are still need though. We have watched AI produce music, art, and other amazing stuff and it is obvious that it cannot just be ignored. It will be interest to watch what jobs will be taken by AI and what jobs will remain.

We should not forget that this poses several challenges that must be considered before continuing the development process. Unfortunately, what is happening today indicates that we have entered the path of no return and that no one is thinking about the consequences of that development.
I do not mean only the number of jobs that will be eliminated by artificial intelligence, but rather a global system that is unable, according to an estimate, to absorb similar technologies. Just as it happened when Alfred Nobel discovered explosives, which he thought would be used exclusively in digging mines and digging roads in the mountains, but he collided with the outbreak of a world war because of that invention that almost destroyed humanity if they continued using it at the same pace.

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Quote from: gabbie2010 on June 14, 2023, 04:33:21 PM

I also believe AI is a tool just to support learning and help in providing solutions to complex problems, however according to some reliable source like programmers AI produce or output alot of coding errors which produces bug, though experience coders do rectify those errors or bugs however AI fastened their coding time and I am of the opinion it can't destroy our daily jobs because there some complex task which I believe only human being can handle efficiently which AI wouldn't have any solution to it,~

It doesn't support learning, people don't need to learn if they know how to use AI. Grin

I suspect people become lazier when AI can cover every field in life, people no longer want to force their efforts.

By the way, I agree that not every job can be done by AI. Some jobs with complicated tasks are difficult to handle by AI, only humans can do it. We must understand that AI still has a limitation, while the human mind is endless. The human mind is improving, while AI technology is programmed and planned. There should be some jobs that only people can handle it, AI won't be a solution for some specified jobs.

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Quote from: Davidvictorson on June 14, 2023, 07:28:09 PM

I think that ChatGPT will hasten the destruction of certain jobs. Did you know that in the tech world, it is being utilize more, although human programmers are still need though. We have watched AI produce music, art, and other amazing stuff and it is obvious that it cannot just be ignored. It will be interest to watch what jobs will be taken by AI and what jobs will remain.

The development of AI may not immediately replace human work because the AI project has just been released so there are still many shortcomings to be developed for the next few years, but there is a very potential threat of destroying human work in the next few years, you plan a new strategy from now on if you think your work will be replaced by AI technology, the first strategy has been planning backup jobs or starting a new business even you involve AI in your business instead of paying employee salaries. So AI technology has pros and cons depending on each other's opinion, but we don't go to the past to avoid AI technology, so take advantage of AI technology to create new businesses because anyone can use AI without any restrictions.

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I think that ChatGPT will hasten the destruction of certain jobs. Did you know that in the tech world, it is being utilize more, although human programmers are still need though. We have watched AI produce music, art, and other amazing stuff and it is obvious that it cannot just be ignored. It will be interest to watch what jobs will be taken by AI and what jobs will remain.

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Quote from: Fuso.hp on May 29, 2023, 02:08:17 AM

Since ChatGPT was launched in November last year, this AI technology has created a huge response across the globe. This technology has gained so much popularity that people are using this technology in almost every field. Any math can be easily solved through this technology, any unknown matter can be easily known through this technology, so there is a lot of doubt in everyone's mind about this technology that this technology will destroy the job market or not?

When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about. Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields.
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.

Yes, perhaps chatgpt can eventually lead to some people losing their jobs, but it can also create new jobs in many different areas. Every new invention somewhat changes the job market: cars, TV, internet etc created a myriad of new jobs for example.

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I would argue that AI technologies like ChatGPT are often intended to assist humans rather than replace them outright. The goal is to improve productivity, streamline tasks, and provide valuable support. Regardless, the impact of AI on the job market is complex and multifaceted. While automation and AI can lead to the replacement of certain job roles, they can also create new opportunities and transform industries. So to minimize potential disruptions, we and society can focus on reskilling, upskilling, and adapting to the changing needs of the job market.

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Concerns about job mobility and the possibility of AI replacing workers are understandable. As AI technology evolves, there may be a change in the types of tasks and jobs available, and certain roles may become automated. This highlights the importance of promoting education and skills development programs to equip individuals with the skills needed in a growing job market. Furthermore, it is important for policymakers, businesses, and society at large to prioritize ethical considerations and ensure that AI systems are designed to enhance human capabilities. people instead of completely replacing them. Ultimately, responsible and ethical use of AI is essential to ensure that the benefits of the technology are widespread and inclusive, rather than disproportionately affecting a few individuals or groups. certain.

That is why I don't see it as a threat to my job; I see it as an innovation. I am the kind of person who is lazy and wants to automate those tasks that are boring and repetitive. I've been using it right now, and I've developed my own script to automate specific tasks, which also buys me time for my job. Either I go on social media or play games a little while the script is running. What I really want to point out is that it makes your life easier and can become your buddy in your task, as it will do almost everything for you.

I also believe AI is a tool just to support learning and help in providing solutions to complex problems, however according to some reliable source like programmers AI produce or output alot of coding errors which produces bug, though experience coders do rectify those errors or bugs however AI fastened their coding time and I am of the opinion it can't destroy our daily jobs because there some complex task which I believe only human being can handle efficiently which AI wouldn't have any solution to it, however that does not mean we should discard the technology it's use well embrace and utilize it positively to enhance human learning.

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Quote from: BenCodie on June 13, 2023, 06:54:44 AM

AI is still a long way from being approved to be used in physical form. Automated and programmable machinery is good enough in factories, there is no need to add AI. Using AI to enhance programming and functions on the other hand, yes, a use-case.

Retail and dominating manual labor sectors will not be entrusted to AI, until physical form AI is approved. Again, a long way away. However the operations in retail and planning in labor/infrastructure sectors will be improved by AI.

I think you can see where I am coming. AI is the precursor to improvement in physical markets. Not replacement. Not yet anyway.

Online on the other hand is quite a different story. Programming will become the art of describing an application to AI. Those with the best linguistic skills will become as good as a coder who has been in the business for 20+ years. This goes for a lot of business and innovation that goes on online.

When taking the potential effect of online work (which will be effected first), it won't be surprising if this drives a lot of people who are making a living out of online work, like coding, have to re-enter the physical job force.

I appreciate your view, yet I feel there's a misinterpretation. AI isn't merely a program anymore. Even if not running our homes or workplaces, it's significantly impacting our daily routine. Ever encountered a Roomba? That's tangible AI!

In factories, automation works wonders. However, with AI's rise, we can reach novel levels of efficiency and accuracy. Worth pondering over, right?

AI, in retail and labor sectors, enhances optimization instead of replacing humans. This trend is poised to endure until we develop trust in AI's autonomy.

Digitally, AI is transforming industries. Does it mean coders have to switch to physical jobs? Not really! They might need to update their skills, part of the innovation process, isn't it?

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ChatGPT is the beginning of AI technology which will certainly change a lot of work systems, now many countries are starting to regulate to limit the use of AI, even many European countries report Banned ChatGPT for fear of being the beginning of a disaster when they are not ready to find new jobs for workers.

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AI is still a long way from being approved to be used in physical form. Automated and programmable machinery is good enough in factories, there is no need to add AI. Using AI to enhance programming and functions on the other hand, yes, a use-case.

Retail and dominating manual labor sectors will not be entrusted to AI, until physical form AI is approved. Again, a long way away. However the operations in retail and planning in labor/infrastructure sectors will be improved by AI.

I think you can see where I am coming. AI is the precursor to improvement in physical markets. Not replacement. Not yet anyway.

Online on the other hand is quite a different story. Programming will become the art of describing an application to AI. Those with the best linguistic skills will become as good as a coder who has been in the business for 20+ years. This goes for a lot of business and innovation that goes on online.

When taking the potential effect of online work (which will be effected first), it won't be surprising if this drives a lot of people who are making a living out of online work, like coding, have to re-enter the physical job force.

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Quote from: Alisha-k on June 12, 2023, 06:33:53 PM

Everything in life has it's purpose and uniqueness, the AI is a very good Innovation and yes, it will lead to the decrease in the demand of work force but truth be told, it can never replace the human power/place.

Humans are unique too and their role in any firm or business entity can never be over emphasized, besides, the AI would need a human to help in it's operation wouldn't it??

It sounds like you're contradicting yourself here a little bit here. You admit that AI will replace people in many jobs while claiming that humans are irreplaceable.
Even if we still need people to supervise AI operations, that does not mean the problem doesn't exist. It's not much of a consolation if you have 10 people operating certain AI tool if that tool replaced tens of thousands of people in their jobs.

Besides, can you name a single type of job that cannot be replaced by AI/automation and explain why?

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It is true that the increasing of chat bots and other AI technologies may lead to changes in the job market. Chat bots can automate certain tasks and processes, which can lead to increased efficiency and cost savings for businesses. This may result in some job losses in certain industries, particularly those that rely heavily on repetitive or routine tasks that can be automated. Chat bots and other AI technologies can also create new job opportunities like development and maintenance of chat bots requires specialized skills such as programming and natural language processing. The increasing use of chat bots may create new roles in customer service and support, where human agents work alongside chat bots to provide a more personalized and efficient customer service experience. It is difficult to predict the exact impact of chat bots on the job market. It is important for individuals to remain adaptable and continously develop new skills to remain competitive in a rapidly changing job market.

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Quote from: Fuso.hp on May 29, 2023, 02:08:17 AM

Since ChatGPT was launched in November last year, this AI technology has created a huge response across the globe. This technology has gained so much popularity that people are using this technology in almost every field. Any math can be easily solved through this technology, any unknown matter can be easily known through this technology, so there is a lot of doubt in everyone's mind about this technology that this technology will destroy the job market or not?

When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about. Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields.
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.

Everything in life has it's purpose and uniqueness, the AI is a very good Innovation and yes, it will lead to the decrease in the demand of work force but truth be told, it can never replace the human power/place.

Humans are unique too and their role in any firm or business entity can never be over emphasized, besides, the AI would need a human to help in it's operation wouldn't it??

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Quote from: Woodie on June 11, 2023, 04:27:55 PM

Maybe for jobs like being support staff who based on these online platforms can feel that their jobs are threatened , but still if these bots will be giving generic answers and customers learn of this, it could turn against a company using these AI's as their customers wouldn't feel well cared for and will take their business where they will be treasured !

But still, we have jobs that require human presence and AI alone can not exist and it will always be like that, though certain jobs that don't require some expertise will certainly go redundant for sure.

Support is an important element of the service, and I think many will agree with me when I say that it's annoying when a bot answers your questions with formulaic phrases. Of course, someone will decide that this will be enough to support, but even now bots are used, in quite a few resources.

ChatGPT at this stage of development is not yet sufficiently developed to be a real competitor for humans, but if we try to think about the future, it is quite possible that this will ever happen and AI will reach the level where it can massively replace humans in many jobs. So far, this is not something to be afraid of, but it is worth thinking about.

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