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by roncesvalles
14 days ago
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>This is such a strange perspective to me. I wouldn't describe anybody I know in this way. Only a minority of jobs require the person to wrack their brains very hard. Most jobs just involve learning a routine and performing it on repeat. The fear is that AI is also turning the jobs that required thinking into routine-on-repeat jobs (where the routine becomes I/O-ing things to an LLM). I can totally see the job of a doctor (or more likely, NPs and PAs) devolving into just interviewing and visually examining a patient, feeding everything into an LLM, and doing what the LLM tells them. The next step is they wouldn't even be allowed to do anything else, for liability reasons. A world like this is right around the corner. |
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