Knowledge Workers Don T Seem To Think Ai Will Replace Them But They

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Knowledge Workers Don T Seem To Think Ai Will Replace Them But They "Big companies talk about, like, 'AI isn't replacing people, it's augmenting them'… This is bullshit It's fully replacing people" But there is a new reality that is quietly emerging: When AGI arrives, your job could be on the chopping block What happens next will shape the course of (human) history Controversial ideas don't have to be banned when they simply vanish when algorithms, trained to "err on the side of removal," mute anything that looks risky The cost of idea suppression is personal It tethered identity to intellectual performance and made knowledge itself seem irreplaceable Now, as AI systems begin to mimic or exceed human cognitive capabilities, that foundation is cracking

Will Ai Replace Knowledge Workers Controversial ideas don't have to be banned when they simply vanish when algorithms, trained to "err on the side of removal," mute anything that looks risky The cost of idea suppression is personal It tethered identity to intellectual performance and made knowledge itself seem irreplaceable Now, as AI systems begin to mimic or exceed human cognitive capabilities, that foundation is cracking Pew’s data show that US adults are far less likely to think positively about AI than experts: only 17 percent think it’ll benefit the US “somewhat” positively over the next 20 years “I think it’s actually very hard to replace a human job entirely I think it’s easier to replace pieces of it” “I don’t think we’re going to have 20% unemployment,” he added That’s going to change fast, though, as 80 percent of HR leads say they think within five years “most” workforces will be built of a mix of human workers and digital AI-powered laborers