[mottiden]

> We’re moving toward a world where every job will be modeled, and you’ll either be an AI owner, a model architect, an agent/hardware engineer, a technician, or just.. training data.

I understand that you might be afraid. I believe that a world where only LLM companies rule the world is not practically achievable except in some distopian universe. The likelihood of the world where the only job are model architects, engineers or technicians is very very small.

Instead, let's consider the positive possibilities that LLMs can bring. It can lead to new and exciting opportunities across various fields. For instance, can serve as a tool to inspire new ideas for writers, artists, and musicians.

I think we are going towards a more collaborative era where computers and humans interact much more. Everything will be a remix :)

[altcognito]

> The likelihood of the world where the only job are model architects, engineers or technicians is very very small.

Oh, especially since it will be a priority to automate their jobs, or somehow optimize them with an algorithm because that's a self-reinforcing improvement scheme that would give you a huge edge.

[SubiculumCode]

Every corporate workplace is already thinking: How can I surveil and record everything an employee does as training data for their replacement in 3 years time.