Since Open AI released ChatGPT, the language modeling AI, concerns have emerged regarding the potential impact on jobs and the necessary policy responses.
Professor Robert Seamans co-authored a paper examining jobs most likely to be affected by AI. The study's methodology considered 52 human abilities, ranging from inductive and deductive reasoning, image recognition, and language comprehension to physical abilities like trunk strength and arm-hand steadiness. The study's conclusion highlights that jobs overlapping with AI, particularly language modeling, are more vulnerable
The study identifies white-collar jobs are the most threatened by AI, including the top 14 professorial jobs, considering that their focus on preparation and lecturing. Interestingly the study overlooks the impact of automatic machines, skewing the ranking of the manufacturing industries.
The notable part is that even the clergy might face exposure to AI advances, particularly in generating sermons.
*Vocabularies; ramification, response, author, exposure, methodology, inductive, deductive, trunk, overlap, skew, automation, language modeling, the clergy, advance
REFERENCE
Comments
Post a Comment