How to tell if you’re going to lose your job to AI, according to a computational neuroscientist

Will you lose your job to AI? A computational neuroscientist looks back to the industrial revolution for answers.

Public interest has exploded since OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022. Within two months, it had a record 100 million users, far outpacing the debuts of Google and Facebook. Responses have ranged from fascination at the fast and lucid text it generates to anxiety about its impact on jobs and the future. Almost every day, there are news articles about unexpected uses for ChatGPT, from helping doctors empathize with patients to a $3 trillion-­dollar market capitalization for Nvidia, which makes graphics processing units (GPUs) used to train deep learning networks.

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