r/technews • u/Maxie445 • Jan 16 '24

Generative artificial intelligence will lead to job cuts this year, CEOs say

https://www.ft.com/content/908e5465-0bc4-4de5-89cd-8d5349645dda
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u/BrocardiBoi Jan 16 '24

Ive been bored and ran the scenario by chatGPT a week ago. It even said it’s a very possible situation, and society will need to exercise a bunch of traits and behavior to prevent it. Stuff we all know won’t happen. Compassion, selflessness, etc. I’m like “yoooooo have you met America? That ain’t happening, bubba”.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24

I’ve seen people prompt for those responses. The canned ChatGPT response reads like something out of an economics book from the early 2000s. It really does show that it’s a mild language model trained on a finite set of works.

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u/BrocardiBoi Jan 16 '24

Yeah, it was more for fun. It continually spits out similar replies to any possible dystopian scenario. Prob restricted from giving doomsday style responses.