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Will ChatGPT Take Away Jobs? AI or Artificial Intelligence Taking Over Jobs Explained

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  1. Task Automation vs Job Automation mental-model

    Automation usually removes tasks rather than whole jobs. Whether that improves work depends on deliberately redirecting the recovered time toward more valuable responsibilities.

  2. Human-AI Complementarity principle

    Human-AI advantage comes from combining different capabilities within one workflow: augmentation can outperform either unaided human effort or AI used as a wholesale substitute.

  3. Expansionary Thinking mental-model

    Automation can be used to shrink the workforce—or to expand what the workforce can deliver. Expansionary thinking asks what newly feasible service, output, or ambition becomes possible when a tool augments people instead of merely replacing them.

  4. Reskilling Bottleneck mechanism

    Automation can improve work overall while leaving displaced workers behind: new jobs require new skills, so job creation and worker transition are separate problems.

  5. Learning Capacity as Economic Insurance principle

    Literacy and the ability to learn are economic insurance: they do not guarantee continued employment, but they preserve your option to move into the technologically upgraded version of your work.

  6. Automation Upgrades Work mechanism

    When automation makes routine execution cheap, human value can move up the stack—from performing calculations to interpreting them, exercising judgment, and advising others. The domain remains, but its most valuable work changes.

  7. Luddite Fallacy mental-model

    Blocking productivity technology may preserve particular jobs briefly, but it risks making the blocking economy poorer relative to adopters. The technology can diffuse elsewhere, shifting advantage rather than stopping change.

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As AI taking away jobs? The ability of current-generation artificial intelligence or machine learning systems to solve complex problems and do things that previously only humans could do makes a way for an obvious question, is this AI going to take your job? Although there might be no definitive answer to this, we can look at the historical data and analyse how automation has changed industries and jobs in the past. So, let's do that in this episode of the FutureIQ podcast with Dr Navin Kabra and R.J. Shrikant Joshi. Let's try to understand the impact of the AI systems like ChatGPT and others on writing, programming and other creative/non-creative industries and try to answer whether or not AI can take our jobs. More videos for you: ChatGPT Can Make You Dumb OR Smart - You Choose: https://youtu.be/McdWSLWQUkA Chunking to Improve Memory: https://youtu.be/hEycxtv5FCo Spaced Repetition: https://youtu.be/JAPwrsm5OeA Books: Mindset: https://tapthe.link/MindsetBook Links referred in the video: Luddites: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite Learning how to learn: https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn Hope you enjoyed FutureIQ by Navin Kabra and Shrikant Joshi. Do hit us up on Twitter: @ngkabra http://twitter.com/ngkabra @shrikant https://twitter.com/shrikant Listen it on the podcast provider of your choice: https://tapthe.link/FutureIQRSS Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Automation & jobs 04:40 Tasks vs a Job 06:30 The Three Levels 10:55 Re-skill 14:30 The Ability to Learn 18:40 AI & Software Development 21:26 Skills of the Future 23:47 Ooda loop 25:00 Who's in Trouble? #futureIQ #chatgpt

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