Max Tegmark

There were better jobs they could get.

But now GPT-4, you know,

And the stable diffusion and techniques like this, they're really beginning to blow away some jobs that people really love having.

There was a heartbreaking article just posted yesterday on social media I saw about this guy who was doing 3D modeling for gaming and he...

And all of a sudden, now that he got this new software, he just says prompts.

And he feels this whole job that he loved just lost its meaning, you know.

And I asked GPT-4 to rewrite Twinkle Twinkle Little Star in the style of Shakespeare.

I couldn't have done such a good job.

It was really impressive.

You've seen a lot of the art coming out here, right?

So I'm all for...

automating away the dangerous jobs and the boring jobs.

But I think you hear some arguments which are too glib.

Sometimes people say, well, that's all that's going to happen.

We're getting rid of the boring, tedious, dangerous jobs.

It's just not true.

There are a lot of really interesting jobs that are being taken away now.

Journalism is going to get crushed.

Coding is going to get crushed.

I predict the job market for programmers, salaries are going to start dropping