The explosive arrival of generative AI on the scene poses absolutely seismic changes in the labor market. After all, image generators are capable of generating splendid illustrations in a matter of seconds, while ChatGPT writes news and reports with astonishing speed.
Perhaps that is why more and more journalists are worried about losing their jobs due to the emergence of generative AI. In fact, the American portal BuzzFeed has recently announced that it will rely on artificial intelligence to write its famous tests.
However, not all media outlets that have been willing to experiment with denmark number data generative AI can boast about their (still too mediocre) results. This is the case of CNET , which has found itself in the eye of the storm for its intelligence-generated texts that were full of errors . Perhaps for this reason, the fear that generative AI could lead to a loss of jobs in the short term is considered unfounded in Glauner's eyes. "Artificial intelligence will not leave everyone unemployed at the same time," the professor predicts.
Today, real-life humans are still indispensable for supervising tasks undertaken by machines , Glauner insists. And while ChatGPT is undoubtedly a very useful tool, companies should be cautious about entrusting their secrets to the public version of this program. “Ultimately, that information would end up in the hands of OpenAI and no one knows for sure what would happen to that information,” warns Glauner.
of its mistakes, it is determined to incorporate AI into its work processes to write press releases, posts for social media or suggest headlines. “In the coming years we will see an AI-driven revolution similar to the one that occurred with the invention of electricity,” predicts Heilmann. The agency therefore plans to continue recruiting “AI prompters”, who are expected to be flooded with job offers in the years