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Ok-Cartoonist5349 OP t1_j8rjz2l wrote
Reply to 208 million people will be unemployed in 2023 or so projects the International Labour Organization (ILO). by Ok-Cartoonist5349
And the main consequence, according to their report is that more and more workers will be forced to accept lower quality jobs... So while many were super happy to say and believe that the power balance shifted from companies to workers, this suggests otherwise.
Will we keep on seeing union membership increasing for instance? I know this is a trend in the US but it seems to be the case in other countries such as France that has seen a rise in union membership since the beginning of the year.
Ok-Cartoonist5349 OP t1_j9ae4jz wrote
Reply to What about the jobs ChatGPT could create? by Ok-Cartoonist5349
A recent study published by Sortlist revealed that 1 out of 5 ChatGPT users are worried it could replace them and/or destroy their job. Meanwhile, more and more articles try to explain that, depite being really powerful, ChatGPT could never replace human workers - but it could greatly improve their productivity.
And what about all the opportunities it might create in the near future? This article looks at data labeling, or prompt engineering for instance, but there might be a lot of other options! What do you think?