The days when "learning to code" offered protection from automation are coming to a close. https://t.co/n7p6oyuVn4
— Martin Ford (@MFordFuture) 17 mars 2024
The days when "learning to code" offered protection from automation are coming to a close.
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Coding Skills No Longer Shield Against Automation
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Generative AI Not Making Humans Obsolete Media Narrative
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Humans are not being made obsolete by generative AI. This is a boogeyman that has been successfully created by parts of the media, and I suppose that in a well intentioned attempt to create awareness for X risk, the X risk community may have contributed to this
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Earn $500 Contributing AI Models to TT-Buda Demos
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Join us in adding AI models into TT-Buda demos and earn $500. Opportunities include working on Qwen-1.5 (0.5B), Phi-2 (2.7B), Gemma 2B Find out how to get started on our GitHub: https://
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Corporate Responsibility: Poverty Wages and Worker Safety Ethics
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Where does your implication that paying poverty $ is 'natural' and providing people with the resources to live in exchange for their labor is 'idealistic'? Where's your smoke for corps that could rn make changes to create safer streets & less impoverished workers, but refuse?
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Gig economy drivers deserve living wages not just earnings
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It's not. They should pay their drivers a living wage.
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Master Data Science Interviews with 201 FAANG Questions
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Mophat and Richard launch nonprofit for African data workers rights
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Mophat and Richard who are featured in the WSJ piece have since formed a nonprofit organization Techworker Community Africa and are seeking new ways to support and advance labor rights and economic opportunities for Kenyan and African data workers. 10/ http://
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Wall Street Journal podcast on data annotation industry
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If you want to learn more about the data annotation industry, here is a podcast I reported for the Wall Street Journal. 7/ https://t.co/YnvDI1RYQI
— Karen Hao (@_KarenHao) 16 mars 2024If you want to learn more about the data annotation industry, here is a podcast I reported for the Wall Street Journal. 7/
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AI Industry Logic and Economic Inequality for the Majority
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In what universe is this the path toward beneficial AI for everyone? What’s happening here is a stark illustration of the logic of the AI industry and the long term economic precarity coming for all but a tiny few if we follow it to its conclusion. 6/
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Data annotation work: Silicon Valley promises versus harsh worker reality
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Silicon Valley loves to say data annotation work provides economic opportunity. The tragic thing is it really could if platforms were designed to uplift workers by providing them jobs with regular working hours, security, and stable incomes. The reality is so far from this. 4/