Topic: Will chatgpt really destroy the job market? - page 9. (Read 1083 times)

Are you people for real? If it makes a job easier and increases productivity, then obviously fewer people are needed to produce the same output - meaning they could be made redundant.
On top of that, if AI is sufficiently good at something, then no humans could actually be needed at all. i.e. if I can use AI to produce the exact graphic or content that I need, with just few prompts, I will no longer be using any graphic designers or copywriters. Even if they were to reduce their payment expectations massively, they'd still won' be able to compete as AI is essentially free and can produce much faster.

So the real question is, if a new type of jobs will emerge, that can be done by humans but not AI. That was historically true with any automation, but I think most experts agree that it's just a matter of time before most of human work will become obsolete. That's pretty obvious to understand if we look at people as biological robots, that are not optimised for any kind of work, i.e. we use much more energy that is needed for the tasks that we're doing.

And it's funny (and a bit disturbing) that AI seems to be replacing "creative" jobs, so jobs that some believed will be automated as last, or that will never be automated at all.

it won't destroy the job market, rather it will make it easier for those who need help with certain things. I know about several cases when students wrote diploma , it's interesting. I also used it several times and he helped me edit the text as I needed and it really saves a lot of time, but I didn’t say that his work is perfect, he also requires manual editing.

People complaining that chatgpt or AI taking the jobs of human fail to understand that the only people that their jobs will be lost are those who fail to update their skills with the newest technology like AI. Just as those would could used keyboard replaced those assistants that can only work with typewriter that's what will happen in the future with AI, we need to learn how to work effectively with this technology.

Technology make things easier so we shoudn't be scared of them. Humans will always have job available to them but only those that learn beyond the university will be hired. Getting hire now is mostly about skills you acquire and not entirely depends on your education.

What you should say is Artificial intelligence and not ChatGPT. This is because the latter is limited to information that ends in 2021 and since then, it hasn't been updated.

AI will not destroy the job market but will improve it. Employees would make use of it to enable them get better at that job and improve overall performance and efficiency well employers would use it for appraisal which would boost their confidence in the results because they know that it has not been tampered by humans.

Saying that artificial intelligence would destroy the job market is like saying that having a boat would stop a ship from transporting humans from one point to another. We should embrace it learn from it and adapt to it so that we would be one step ahead of our competitors in the market.

Yes, it is reasonable and very easy to understand about this, and I also agree with @Lamkuthang's statement saying "Our real duty is here and should respect what the OpenAI Team has tried to create this technology for humanity and use it with wise" and let's appreciate the unique abilities and talents presented by humans who have been given reason and knowledge by God Almighty to be used properly.

It is true, the incorporation of AI technology into workplaces may result in the automation or transformation of specific employment positions. History has demonstrated, however, that technical breakthroughs frequently result in the development of new employment and possibilities. Furthermore, AI technology may be used to increase human productivity and assist workers in their regular responsibilities. It may help professionals by speeding up access to information, assisting in decision-making processes, and increasing overall efficiency.

Chatgpt will not be a threat to us, but AI, and robots will be the things that will probably take our jobs later. I think our world is moving towards a world like sci-fi movies where humanity will be enslaved to Robot and AI. And they will not only take our jobs, but also rule the world. Just like money is a human invention, but today we are serving money, it is not serving us.

Not just ChatGPT, but the way AI is moving forward, it is going to create a huge issue in job market especially for process driven tasks which can be automated. But such kind of AI tools is going to disturp the translation market in a big way. Majority of the translation specific companies are going to loose small clients because to such LLMs like ChatGPT or Bard AI.

I think it's best to stay ahead in the competition by learning prompt engineering. This will allow you to use these AI tools in the most effective way.

I do work online, and last week I just got off from the meeting of my boss in which they are really planning AI in the future. It is like automating the process as they see less error and can work fast, which I would say would be affected by it, not now but in the future. If the AI was able to access the internal data that we are getting into, then I think we are done, but again, this is a lot of process as well as needed tweaks.

Whether or not the job market is destroyed doesn't really depend on AI either, but because so far AI has become well-known and has also begun to be used by many people in matters of work. I think AI could destroy the job market if there are many companies that use this AI service to replace the human labor they have used in the company. Especially if the costs can be lower, of course certain companies or factories will really consider this because they no longer need to pay their employees at this time.

Technology really won't destroy anything as long as it is used in a very wise place, but considering that technology is starting to replace human labor like today's AI, it is also very possible that this AI can destroy human work fields that humans could previously rely on. But for now, AI will probably have more control over all lines to replace human work, even though the basic concept is to make it easier for humans to complete every job they need.

Technology improves people's standard of living and hence should be welcomed. Recently some people may have temporary difficulties because Chat GPT is approaching something that was never imagined. Because of that, there will definitely be difficulties in some workplaces. This matter has already been widely discussed in various media of the world. Many people are going to lose their jobs. But there is another point that is emphasized that this risk is more for those who perform online based tasks because Chap GT is able to do any simple task in a short time. So with the development of technology, people have no choice but to keep up-to-date quickly.

There are only certain professions that may be affected by this ChatGPT just like what you mentioned, more on writer-related jobs.
So I've done a quick search on what jobs are more likely to be replaced -
https://www.businessinsider.com/chatgpt-jobs-at-risk-replacement-artificial-intelligence-ai-labor-trends-2023-02
-Tech jobs (Coders, computer programmers, software engineers, data analysts)
-Media jobs (advertising, content creation, technical writing, journalism)
-Legal industry jobs (paralegals, legal assistants)
-Market research analysts
-Teachers
-Finance jobs (Financial analysts, personal financial advisors)
-Traders
-Graphic designers
-Accountants
-Customer service agents

We know that human touch is still different from the works of AI.
It may possibly replaced those jobs, but only to certain extent.
Though if you are in one of those fields, there's no harm in learning new skills that you think you can excel at.
So in case in the future, you are being threatened by the rise of AI, you have alternatives for yourself.

Chat GPT bears resemblance to the information provided by a search engine. While this AI can be instructed to create something, it primarily relies on structured data, which can be acquired through internet searches using a search engine.

Training and nourishing this AI with relevant data are crucial for its effective responses. The limitations of data significantly impact the generated responses. Furthermore, Chat GPT cannot provide real-time data updates. If you want information on the current price of Bitcoin, for example, it is better to rely on Google.

Chat GPT still possesses numerous shortcomings that prevent it from surpassing human capabilities in tasks such as writing or programming. This is primarily due to the absence of unique emotions and intuitions found in humans.

What do you mean by "the job market"? Certain professions are going to be replaced by AI, while others won't be impacted at all.
All the ghost writers, copywriters, article writers might be having a hard time competing with AI tools like Chatgpt.
The same thing applies to all web designers, photographers and artists. They can't compete with Midjourney and other image generating AI tools.
On the other hand, Chatgpt can't mow your lawn, clean your house or repair your car. Maybe in the future, the robots will become so advanced that they will do physical labor, but this will happen probably after several decades(if the human civilization survives World War III).

Like many new technologies that are super hyped, I'm not sure this will be as successful as it is being made out to be. There are definitely certain scenarios where AI could *assist* people in getting the right answers or automating certain processes, but they will often rely on people as backup. That being said, it could put certain jobs out of business entirely, for example brokerages like insurance - they will be able to cover every scenario to find the cheapest coverage options without any person interaction, or maybe even travel agents (where they still exist) can definitely be replaced. It's hard to gauge the full impact of it at the moment because there are some many possibilities but it will run into problems too.

It will not destroy anything about the job market by any means, it is us that needed to understand the righful application of the use of ChatGPT where applicable and necessary, the development of this modern and advanced technology is not aimed at giving us discomfort or challenges the business economy but ratherake it more easier to use and handle in aspect where the use of AI is more needed or encouraged.


The technology cannot still work alone without the human efforts in controlling it, the target was to make works easy and not to take the active roles of humanbeings, job seekers are now developing their career profile with the iforma on this technology because they understand the demand now in market as part of the skills needed on that field, if some are loosing their job then many are getting theirs, life is already full of many inbalances.

A similar situation was when the steam engine appeared
Everyone decided that now there will be no manual labor (which was about 99%), there will be no horse traction (which also gave 99% of all transportation). From reality - yes, only horse-drawn carts were massively replaced, because. the steam engine turned out to be just much more efficient and profitable ...
... then there was a transition to an internal combustion engine, and there was hysteria - what to do with the miners, the economy would collapse, ...
And many many times we experienced "machines will replace people"!
These are all turns of evolution and technological progress. So it was, so it is, so it will be!
Perhaps some part, and the most inefficient one, will be replaced by AI, but there will be no massive layoffs.
There is also a global deterrent: if, for example, we simulate a situation where AI, conditionally tomorrow, replaced 85% of all workers in all industries. What will happen?
COLLAPSE.
I explain why - a huge number of people will remain on the street without income, and these are CONSUMERS AND BUYERS of goods and services. The question is who will buy and consume? Without this, no economy will work! Both AI and mega technology companies will be left without markets, which will lead to their collapse. There will always be a balance and some kind of natural selection.

ChatGPT could destroy the current job market, especially if ChatGPT develops even more advanced because not many workers can improve their work skills and be promoted in the company.

But if ChatGPT can be used well in many companies by working side by side with workers, I don't think it will happen because workers and ChatGPT will help each other to get the job done. But for other companies, some may lay off their workers because ChatGPT can replace their jobs.

If the workers are given the opportunity to improve their abilities, I think they will use it so they don't get laid off from their jobs. And let's just hope that the company listens to workers' demands and pays attention to them.

When machines were initially discovered, their innovative capabilities were divided into different parts, aiding humans in making their work more efficient and faster. Surprisingly, instead of causing job losses for humans, these machines have actually made their tasks easier. Similarly, I believe that ChatGPT will bring about similar outcomes. It will assist humanity in research and development, contributing to advancements and improvements.

Moreover, bots have been in existence for several years even prior to the introduction of this technology. Bots have played huge role in aided programmers in accomplishing complex and laborious tasks that would have otherwise been challenging for them. Hence, I have doubts regarding whether this technology will pose a roadblock for the job market.

It has been estimated that artificial intelligence will cause about 300 million full-time jobs loss. Recently IBM boss Arvind Krishna stated that the company will replace 7,800 workers with AI. Amazon, Meta, Dropbox, and Microsoft are all investing heavily in artificial intelligence technologies that will equally make them shift some job functions to bots which will reduce the human workforce. But some economists believe that AI technology will also create more jobs. Every new invention will make some workers obsolete and create more jobs for others.

Secondly, these artificial intelligence tools will have to be supervised by humans, so man is still indispensable. AI tools will be effective in carrying out routine tasks and might not be able to reason and handle issues based on specific situations or circumstances. This means humans will always be around because of their ability to reason and be emotional.

The best any worker would do is acquire skills that will help him utilize AI tools to make the job simple and effective. Every worker should learn how AI will affect and advance the job specification.