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Sam Altman

06/28/24

@ PowerfulJRE

While some predict that AI will first replace blue-collar jobs, it may actually excel in creative tasks and cognitive labor sooner than expected, challenging previous assumptions about job displacement.

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Joe Rogan Experience #2044 - Sam Altman

06/28/24

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The fear of AI replacing jobs in creative fields is similar to past fears in other industries; ultimately, AI will be another tool that enhances human creativity.

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James Dyson

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I believe that while AI will take over certain tasks, it will free us to focus on more creative endeavors, as true creativity cannot be replicated by machines.

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