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Will A.I. Take All Jobs?
David Graeber’s concept of “bullshit jobs” reveals a paradox in our capitalist societies: despite having the technology to automate many mundane tasks, we continue to invent and maintain meaningless, unproductive jobs. In Bullshit Jobs: A Theory, Graeber discusses how a significant number of workers feel their roles exist purely to give the impression of productivity…
9-5 culture, administrative work critique, ai, artificial intelligence, automation, automation and labor, bullshit jobs, bureaucratic roles, capitalist society jobs, chatgpt, David Graeber, economic theory, job impact, job purposelessness, job satisfaction, meaningless work, mental toll of work, middle-management roles, technology, unproductive jobs, work motivation, work-life balance, workplace ethics, workplace productivity -
The AI Boom
There’s a lot of money flowing into AI right now. Some people argue it’s an overhyped bubble, while others believe we’re entering the next stage of human prosperity. Let’s explore the background of the AI boom, the skeptics, and the enthusiastic believers. Artificial Intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are…
academia vs industry, AI applications, AI boom, AI challenges, AI equity, AI ethics, AI future, AI history, AI hype, AI in finance, AI investments, AI regulation, AI revolution, AI skepticism, AI stock prices, artificial intelligence, automation, autonomous vehicles, bias in AI, big tech, deep learning, healthcare AI, innovation, intellectual property, job displacement, machine learning, NVIDIA, privacy concerns, technofideism, technology bubble, venture capital
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