Interesting to see what jobs in the future become automated by (and subject to) the AI's bias, and which jobs are deemed "too important" to lose human oversight for...
Even if only for the sake of a thought experiment, I'd suggest assuming _all_ jobs could be done by AI in some way—less about if, more about when. I think this kind of framing will help us navigate a course and be at least a bit less surprised (we'll still be surprised). I'm very curious to see how we (humans) navigate this idea of what AI can and should do, and how successful we are at putting some kind of framework in place to manage that process.
Looking forward to more on this interesting and challenging topic.
Thanks! Me too!! :)
Interesting to see what jobs in the future become automated by (and subject to) the AI's bias, and which jobs are deemed "too important" to lose human oversight for...
Even if only for the sake of a thought experiment, I'd suggest assuming _all_ jobs could be done by AI in some way—less about if, more about when. I think this kind of framing will help us navigate a course and be at least a bit less surprised (we'll still be surprised). I'm very curious to see how we (humans) navigate this idea of what AI can and should do, and how successful we are at putting some kind of framework in place to manage that process.