Seemingly overnight, the user-friendly generative AI technology enraptured the globe.
It also promised to revolutionize the future of white-collar work — so long as it didn’t cause an AI apocalypse in the process.
‘The world woke up to the AI revolution’And one year since ChatGPT’s public release, the fervor around AI is still at a fever pitch.
And AI’s long-prophesied impacts to the labor market is also beginning to emerge, both inside and outside the tech industry.
“Many, many, many jobs that are currently done by humans, AI will be able to do,” said Clune, the AI researcher at the University of British Columbia.
Persons:
New York CNN —, Sam Altman, ChatGPT, ” Jeff Clune, hasn’t, ” Clune, ”, OpenAI’s, Jakub Porzycki, Suresh Venkatasubramanian, ” Venkatasubramanian, “ It’s, it’s, Venkatasubramanian, Clune, we’re, ChatGPT’s, OpenAI, David Paul Morris, “, CNN’s Kara Swisher, Altman, —, ” Altman
Organizations:
New, New York CNN, Big Tech, Tech, University of British, CNN, ChatGPT’s, Brown University, Economic Cooperation, Bloomberg, Getty, Microsoft —
Locations:
New York, University of British Columbia, Krakow, Poland, OpenAI, Asia, San Francisco , California