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Why Generative AI is a house divided - Vimarsana News

Why Generative AI is a house divided

Generative AI has polarized artificial intelligence (AI) experts with some calling for a six-month moratorium on building new systems and others arguing against the idea on the grounds that the benefits of AI far outweigh perceived risks

What jobs will AI replace: by 2030, in the next 5 years - Vimarsana News

What jobs will AI replace: by 2030, in the next 5 years

The staggering development of generative AIs like ChatGPT promises to be a real revolution for the world of work. In particular, it risks making certain professions obsolete. In this article we will look at which jobs could be replaced by AI.

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AI can 'augment' human workers' productivity, not replace them - Vimarsana News

AI can 'augment' human workers' productivity, not replace them

Seth Elliott, COO of strategy execution platform Quantive, discusses how workers are using AI to boost productivity at work.

Majority of Jobs in US, EU May Be Impacted by AI, New Study Claims - Vimarsana News

Majority of Jobs in US, EU May Be Impacted by AI, New Study Claims

Studies by OpenAI and Goldman Sachs found AI could impact up to 80% of the US workforce. The rise of new artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has forever changed the landscape of our daily lives with its presence in almost all industries.

ChatGPT-maker Sam Altman reveals the one kind of job that will vanish soon - Vimarsana News

ChatGPT-maker Sam Altman reveals the one kind of job that will vanish soon

OpenAI study reveals jobs like tax preparation, digital interface designers, writers, administrative assistants, mathematicians and more are vulnerable due to ChatGPT-like automation.