If ChatGPT-like AI is ever used to commit crimes, now it’s Goldman Sachs one that warns it could lead us to “significant disruption” to the job market.
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300 million jobs at risk
The AI went wild in many facets of life to amaze us and its effect is still unknown in the near future. Generative artificial intelligence systems could cause labor market disruption that would affect 300 million jobs across the globe, according to research by Goldman Sachs.
Generative AI captured the interest of millions of people in 2023, capable of generating text or other content in response to user input, just with the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
Generative AI would affect all work related to legal and administration
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As we’ve been reporting for the past few months, this generative AI has surprised locals and outsiders alike and it went viral such that the news comes and goes with all its curiosities and abilities. It is even already part of robotics with projects like Google’s PaLM-E.
Based on an analysis of data on work tasks in Europe and the United States, Goldman researchers extrapolated their conclusions and estimated that this AI could jeopardize 300 million jobs worldwide by automating them, provided it lives up to the prediction of their results. capacities.
Joseph Briggs and Dvesh Kodnani argue that about two thirds rooms of current jobs are exposed to some degree of automation, while generative AI would occupy more than a quarter of current work.
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Goldman Sachs refers to the “white collar”or white collar which refers to a salaried professional with minimal education who performs semi-professional tasks or clerical, administrative and sales coordination professionals, as those most affected by generative AI.
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The Goldman report points out that any worker who works in a position related to administration and legal would risk losing their job with the new technology that has broken out in this year 2023.
In fact, a study by researchers from Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania, and New York University also found that legal departments would be greatly affected by ChatGPT-like AI.
This is mainly because, as Manav Raj, one of the authors of this study, argues, the legal services industry, made up of a relatively small number of professions, has already been exposed to this situation by automation. of AI.
However, via Business Insider, Goldman’s report also suggests that if generative AI is finally rolled out across the planet, it could focus on labor saving and the creation of new jobs. Finally, he also hints that this new technology could boost labor productivity to increase the World GDP per year by 7%.
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