Whether there or more or less jobs, they will certainly change, and professions will compete to gain jurisdiction over valuable ones, in large part through regulation, requiring credentials, and appealing to the public. Expect action on how AI can be used in law, medicine etc.
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Professional Boundaries Shift as AI Disrupts Jobs
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A thing I see missing from AI job debates is that as jobs are disrupted by AI, professions will compete over new boundaries Abbot's System of Professions is a good read on what happens historically. Here is a short cartoon summary by a lizard painted in the style of Egon Schiele
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Addiction-Based Strategy: The Free-to-Premium AI Model
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The secret is to get people addicted before you start charging them. Drug dealer marketing. 🙂
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Medical AI Lacks Evidence for Improving Patient Care
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On the lack of compelling evidence that medical AI is improving patient care, and what to do about it, a @NatureMedicine editorial https://
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Editorial calls for stricter AI regulation in healthcare
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An editorial by @HashemZikry @latimes @counselheatlh calling for more regulation of AI for patient use. Yes, there is "the staggering weight of unmet medical need," 1/3 Americans are using it to "diagnose symptoms and direct care," and states are moving in different directions.
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Trust: Key Driver for Mass AI Adoption
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Yeah and it is the most trusted company of any type. Trust is what will get everyone into AI.
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Extremist Political Power: AI Safety and Ethical Risks
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If they’re willing to die to assassinate, imagine what they will do if they gain political power
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AI Agents: Productivity Illusion or Digital Distraction?
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AI agents make you feel productive the same way that internet browsing made you felt productive and the social media doomscrolling made you feel productive.
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Catholic University Leadership Raises Governance Concerns
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With a chair and vice-chair from the Catholic University of America? I doubt it.
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Xenophanes and e/acc: Philosophy of Continuous Discovery
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I think the Greek philosopher Xenophanes would have been e/acc today: "The gods did not reveal to men all things in the beginning, but men through their own search find in the course of time that which is better."