The interesting thing is radiologists ignored warnings about imaging AI for years, now they're negotiating severance.
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The interesting thing is radiologists ignored warnings about imaging AI for years, now they're negotiating severance.
Yeah, McKinsey says 300 million jobs could be automated by 2030, and we're already seeing it happen with data entry and customer service. Honestly, tech usually replaces workers once it's cheaper than paying people.
i used to be terrified of automation but honestly learning prompt engineering saved me-now i see ai as a tool that handles grunt work while i focus on strategy and human connection, which no algorithm can replicate.
McKinsey's 2023 data shows 14% of jobs could vanish to automation in the next decade, and people just aren't reskilling fast enough to keep up. Displacement is gonna outpace adaptation for a lot of workers.
Okay but what if truck drivers, radiologists, and customer service reps should actually be relieved that GPT-4 and autonomous vehicles are coming, because those jobs were soul-crushing and underpaid anyway?
Studios already replacing editors with AI now.
there's something about tools like claude and figma that just feels right when they handle the grunt work, freeing us to do the creative thinking machines can't. history shows we adapt and evolve, not disappear.
nah but what if it's really just about whether we use ai to help us or replace us, and that depends way more on what companies/governments decide than the tech itself? curious what happens if we treated it like electricity instead of some magic box we either worship or fear. like, nobody
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