Will chatgpt really destroy the job market?

[ultrloa]

When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about.  Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields. 
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.

For a company where the demands are quite specific and indeed the role of ChatGPT can support the job, it might really make it easier, but the negative side is that employees become lazy and always take advantage of this feature to make themselves as comfortable as possible. Apart from all that, there are many pros and cons, anyone will feel competitive and the matter of making work easier can have an impact on the object that is running it. Usually, a company in this field will demand more tasks because with the help of ChatGPT, the ideas, and ideas of every company will be the same. Therefore the role of humans is still important, especially in implementing innovation so that the tasks generated by OpenAI are not automatically implemented immediately.

If there employer will find there employee got lazy because of some feature added then maybe this will be the start that they think about putting bots on their support side since there main man isn't working well. If people could show more productivity than those bots for sure the company will not think about replacing human brains since they can still find that human are better worker than those bots. Although there are some department will get affected by this chatgpt or AI thing I think it cannot give big effect on job market since human interaction still important thing in business industry.

[Broadanbig]

OP, the world is currently in the computer stage and so, technology is not left behind as it is amongst the beauty of computer development. Chatgpt is an AI as designed for multi tasking purpose but however, it is likely that there would be a time when computer AI and robots would take charge of very tasking and muscular work and then humans would be put on redundancy in their various works which would not go  down well with in the labour force. So therefore the possibility and tendency of AI taking over the work force is very broad as a matter of fact humans should have to brace up for the times ahead.

[LogitechMouse]

I saw an analogy that is a perfect fit for this question a few days ago.

Some might saw this already, but in a Facebook post, there's 2 pictures where the picture on the left is a photographer that's in a helicopter, and the picture on the right is a drone. In that, there's a caption that says "In just 10 years, the photographer losses his job."

I can't find the post, and I don't know the exact caption either, but the point is if you will not adopt to your environment, chances of you losing your job really is high. ChatGPT might destroy, and totally replace some of the jobs out there, but on the other hand, those who are expert in using ChatGPT will see this is a new opportunity for them to find a job. Many people might lose their job, but if they will adopt, and learn how to use ChatGPT on their advantage, and maximize it, they will not lose their job for sure.

Technology really is evolving, and on a rapid pace, and people must adopt into it, and maximize it thus, they might really lose their jobs.

[Mahanton]

When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about.  Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields. 
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.

For a company where the demands are quite specific and indeed the role of ChatGPT can support the job, it might really make it easier, but the negative side is that employees become lazy and always take advantage of this feature to make themselves as comfortable as possible. Apart from all that, there are many pros and cons, anyone will feel competitive and the matter of making work easier can have an impact on the object that is running it. Usually, a company in this field will demand more tasks because with the help of ChatGPT, the ideas, and ideas of every company will be the same. Therefore the role of humans is still important, especially in implementing innovation so that the tasks generated by OpenAI are not automatically implemented immediately.

If there employer will find there employee got lazy because of some feature added then maybe this will be the start that they think about putting bots on their support side since there main man isn't working well. If people could show more productivity than those bots for sure the company will not think about replacing human brains since they can still find that human are better worker than those bots. Although there are some department will get affected by this chatgpt or AI thing I think it cannot give big effect on job market since human interaction still important thing in business industry.

Not only speaking about having those kind of scenarios but also the employer or owner would really be having that consideration on having that switch up on the time that they would really be seeing its relevance and being that accurate or swiftness when it comes to their service. If this one turns out to be that good replacement than on a staff support then its likely that it would really be replaced up. Dont know if this one or there are ones who had already done it already or still on the works but for sure it wont really be that much long before we could really be able to see that it would really be having that application.
It would really be able to destroy that job market but not totally or completely knowing that there are still jobs or things which human beings are still that relevant on the field.
This is why for those people who are working on IT related jobs that could possibly be changed by automation then better start up to find some alternative because losing their jobs is really on the line.

[19Nov16]

When machines and robots continue to be developed they will automatically be designed to replace human labour, the simple thing that happens in my country is the use of electronic money which replaces a lot to buy oil, pay tolls and so on, automatically those who work as gas station operators and toll road operators lose work .

[Dimitri94]

I think somehow it is true that there are some jobs may become automated, it is unlikely that chatbots will completely destroy the job market. There are many jobs require human interaction, problem solving skills and also creativity that are difficult for chatbots to replace it. I think chatbots are designed to assist humans and not to replace them. Chatbots may change the job market but i think they will not completely destroy it instead they could help the people to make their work much easier.

This chat GPT is not a problem for those who can easily adapt to these changes and develop themselves with the time. If you think about the reality, it can be seen that this AI can work so smoothly that it will be able to replace the workplace of ordinary people. In fact, many people in the world will lose their jobs in the next few years as a result of such discoveries. But nothing will be done. Because its benefits are available everywhere and can do it better than a worker. So every worker should prepare themselves now so that they don't have to face such a situation in the future.

[Sayeds56]

It is a complex issue, how ChatGPT will impact the job market, however throughout history, we have seen that new technological developments/advancements have caused disruption the job market, but at the same time it has also led to creation job opportunities and industries. In light of this, it is important to approach new technologies with open mind, embrace them as tools of progress. In stead of fearing such technologies, I would rather invest time to learn and adapt them to utilize them for overall improvement in life.

[isaac_clarke22]

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It could encourage those people to just adapt to the changes and make their own automations. In ChatGPT, you could just engineer a prompt in order to provide your desired output. It's not just like a all-in-one vending machine that would shoot out all the things that you needed in a chat prompt.

I, as a  software developer, uses ChatGPT sometimes out of curiosity in building my side projects and sometimes my needs aren't met and the code is hardly and barely maintainable if you would look at it in corporate level. It's not something that business owners would use even in startup. S/he would still somehow need a manpower to maintain the system.

It could solve algorithm or the usual interview questions, but we all know that the work itself does not revolve around the interview questions.

[BALIK]

It is a complex issue, how ChatGPT will impact the job market, however throughout history, we have seen that new technological developments/advancements have caused disruption the job market, but at the same time it has also led to creation job opportunities and industries. In light of this, it is important to approach new technologies with open mind, embrace them as tools of progress. In stead of fearing such technologies, I would rather invest time to learn and adapt them to utilize them for overall improvement in life.

Educated, highly educated people will surely love new technology because it helps them a lot. But people with low education and manual labor will panic, and AI or robots will really take their jobs. Everything has its pros and cons, nothing is perfect. I am also worried about the growth of chatGPT and AI, but I agree with you, it will probably make many jobs obsolete, but besides that, it will also open up more new job opportunities. For us, it is necessary to adapt to everything to survive, do not be afraid but find a way to overcome.

[Husires]

If we go back in time a little, we will notice that the labor market adapts to new technologies.

First: During the era of feudalism, there was an urgent need for humans and animals for agriculture and cultivation, and manual effort was essential to moving the economy. when the combustion machinery and electricity generators appeared, many people thought that they would lose their jobs due to the advent of machines.

Second: Those machines needed humans to operate them, and thus jobs appeared such as electrical, electronics, and mechatronics engineers, and then reliance on these jobs decreased, so remote work, work from home, and robots appeared that entered most industries, but nevertheless, humans found an opportunity in jobs besides those now.

Third: Artificial intelligence revolution is exploding, and people fear for their jobs again, but it is an opportunity to create new jobs.


The bottom line of the story is that the person who refuses to develop himself and develop his skills to find a new opportunity whenever the labor market conditions change, is the person who will suffer in order to achieve a stable income like who still uses traditional farming methods or does not want to use new phones.

[monineklutak]

When machines and robots continue to be developed they will automatically be designed to replace human labour, the simple thing that happens in my country is the use of electronic money which replaces a lot to buy oil, pay tolls and so on, automatically those who work as gas station operators and toll road operators lose work .

Technological developments really cannot be avoided,
and as it continues to grow then the bad news is it can replace some jobs,
as humans I think we need to continue to learn and innovate so as not to lose competitiveness with technological developments.

[ethereumhunter]

If chatgpt is really used for multiple businesses, I think it could impact the job market but if each candidate can have certain skills that robots can't, they can still work in the company. Maybe the competition in the world of work will be even tighter and more difficult because companies will look for resources to help companies develop their business better. And I agree with Sam Altman that technology will not destroy the job market but help workers work more optimally and companies achieve many of their targets. So we'll see how it develops and if chatgpt is going to become a new tool, maybe we'll see a big change in work.

[bluebit25]

ChatGPT, like other artificial intelligence systems, was developed to help and enhance the efficiency of mainly repetitive tasks and maximize the efficiency of the work process. ChatGPT is not a perfect assistant and cannot completely replace the human role in complex tasks. However, there may be some jobs displaced by artificial intelligence in the future, which is happening in many fields. This will create new opportunities for jobs that require different skills, and will require individuals to learn and develop new skills to protect themselves in the competitive labor market. In short, chatGPT cannot automatically destroy the job market, but it requires the cooperation between people and artificial intelligence to create value for society.

[slapper]

I saw an analogy that is a perfect fit for this question a few days ago.

Some might saw this already, but in a Facebook post, there's 2 pictures where the picture on the left is a photographer that's in a helicopter, and the picture on the right is a drone. In that, there's a caption that says "In just 10 years, the photographer losses his job."

I can't find the post, and I don't know the exact caption either, but the point is if you will not adopt to your environment, chances of you losing your job really is high. ChatGPT might destroy, and totally replace some of the jobs out there, but on the other hand, those who are expert in using ChatGPT will see this is a new opportunity for them to find a job. Many people might lose their job, but if they will adopt, and learn how to use ChatGPT on their advantage, and maximize it, they will not lose their job for sure.

Technology really is evolving, and on a rapid pace, and people must adopt into it, and maximize it thus, they might really lose their jobs.

Bro, that comparison was as on point as a dart tossed by someone who's had a few too many! No shade, but it caught me right in the heartstrings. It feels like watching a futuristic flick where bots take over, only now they're after our gigs. Curse you, Skynet! Or should I say, ChatGPT!

But hold up, before we start stockpiling canned goods and fashioning aluminum foil headgear, let's recall something: We've been down this road before. Remember the cries about ATMs making bank tellers extinct? Yeah, didn't happen. So let's not rush to drastic conclusions.

Adjusting is the secret sauce, bros and broettes. Just like we mastered the art of smartphones, social media, and TikTok moves (yikes), we can also figure out how to co-exist with ChatGPT. Who knows, this AI may turn out to be as harmless as a kitty... an incredibly bright kitty, though.

[Ultegra134]

I saw an analogy that is a perfect fit for this question a few days ago.

Some might saw this already, but in a Facebook post, there's 2 pictures where the picture on the left is a photographer that's in a helicopter, and the picture on the right is a drone. In that, there's a caption that says "In just 10 years, the photographer losses his job."

I can't find the post, and I don't know the exact caption either, but the point is if you will not adopt to your environment, chances of you losing your job really is high. ChatGPT might destroy, and totally replace some of the jobs out there, but on the other hand, those who are expert in using ChatGPT will see this is a new opportunity for them to find a job. Many people might lose their job, but if they will adopt, and learn how to use ChatGPT on their advantage, and maximize it, they will not lose their job for sure.

Technology really is evolving, and on a rapid pace, and people must adopt into it, and maximize it thus, they might really lose their jobs.

ChatGPT itself won't, but AI technology will, at some point and in some fields, replace humans. Firstly, have you seen the new Photoshop beta version? It's capable of generating AI content with a few clicks, so even a newbie can perform tedious processes that he otherwise couldn't because he lacked the necessary knowledge. Certainly, it's a great tool that I'd also make great use of, but it can make a significant number of people redundant. However, I don't believe that AI can compete with the human brain, especially in such tasks. It won't make all editors or photographers redundant, but it may reduce the number of amateur freelance workers.

Anyway, it's still too early to judge; AI seems both a blessing and a cure, and while technology is evolving so quickly that it's frightening, I'm hoping that it will at least be put to good use.

[komisariatku]

I think that chatGPT is a start, in the future there will be more AI that is more sophisticated and can do everything. This is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it can be very useful for humans, but on the other hand, it will shift humans themselves.

I really believe that in the future workers will be replaced by AI. Currently there are many sectors that are done by robots. Especially if AI becomes more sophisticated, more workers will be unemployed. Some jobs that might be replaced by AI, such as: front desk employees, editors and proofreaders, accounting, drivers, couriers, etc.

In the future there will be more and more challenges. Only people who have high creativity will survive. Technological knowledge will be very useful in the future. Maybe the conventional lifestyle will no longer apply, in the future there will be no more offices, everything will be done remotely at home or in a cafe. Maybe, this is just my opinion.

Elon musk is one of those who argues that AI (super AI) is a dangerous technology.

[rat03gopoh]

I don't think that all aspects of the business will be shifted by the role of AI, humans can still excel in several things, especially responsibility in failure. Sometimes AI can't solve completely new problems that have nothing to do with their past learning, so to solve them they even need to fail without considering the consequences of failure. However, there are concerns on several fronts.

[Smartprofit]

I don't think that all aspects of the business will be shifted by the role of AI, humans can still excel in several things, especially responsibility in failure. Sometimes AI can't solve completely new problems that have nothing to do with their past learning, so to solve them they even need to fail without considering the consequences of failure. However, there are concerns on several fronts.

I think that artificial intelligence will help create new jobs for people. 

Each person is at the same time a creator - an experimenter and a keeper of normative rules (instructions, mathematical formulas, standards and other baggage of knowledge accumulated by previous generations of mankind). 

In the future, we will see a symbiosis of people and artificial intelligence (perhaps in the form of various robots).  At the same time, robots will take over all the boring work, and people will be creative, experiment and break the rules. 

Artificial intelligence will be an excellent assistant for people and will stimulate them to creative and productive work.  There will be 10 billion people and about 1 trillion robots and other forms of artificial intelligence on planet Earth at the same time.

[TopTort777]

Does anyone here lost their job already due to chat gpt? I guess not and people just create panic. I dont think it will destroy “job market” (what ever it means lol ) but it will rebalance demanded and less demanded jobs. I think we already had things like that, when we had to many of so called “finansists” and shortage of those who knew how to work “with hands”. Now we have too many guys in IT sector. I guess we dont need so many keyboard clickers anymore 

[nimogsm]

Does anyone here lost their job already due to chat gpt? I guess not and people just create panic. I dont think it will destroy “job market” (what ever it means lol ) but it will rebalance demanded and less demanded jobs. I think we already had things like that, when we had to many of so called “finansists” and shortage of those who knew how to work “with hands”. Now we have too many guys in IT sector. I guess we dont need so many keyboard clickers anymore 

Absolutely agree with you. I have not yet heard about the fact that someone cut the work or replaced it. For that, I have heard many times about the fact that the gpt chat simplifies the work with the same writing of various texts and no one complains about it. At the moment it's just a handy tool that simplifies the work, I don't see it as a threat.