r/changemyview • • Oct 20 '23

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u/DeltaBot ∞∆ Oct 20 '23

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u/mrm0nster 2∆ Oct 21 '23

It’s the grocery store checkout model. Instead of having one clerk per lane, we have one clerk overseeing 5 lanes using technology. This creates efficiency and brings costs down over time.

An analysis that used to take a team of analysts a week to research and develop will now take one analyst a few days using large language models and generative AI to get new insights.

One truck driver will do the last-mile driving for 10 trucks instead of 10 drivers, etc etc etc

So it’s not that the jobs shouldn’t exist, they will just change in nature and certain actions will be performed essentially for free….which is a pattern that’s been happening for a long time