The seemingly unstoppable march of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to garner attention from business leaders, policymakers, and media commentators. A recent example is the breathless excitement around OpenAI’s ChatGPT—a “chatbot” capable of quickly completing many tasks previously reserved for humans. Since its release last fall, ChatGPT has been used to compose letters and entire essays, draw up wills, manage customer inquiries and produce training manuals for employees. There’s evidence that this so-called “generative” form of AI can even do coding and basic computer programming.
Not surprisingly, the latest developments in AI are sparking fears that vast numbers of jobs may […]
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