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Alaric Aloor🐕🏎⚽️🥃

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Media that continues to put out pieces like this arguing that while Twitter laid off most of its employees, everything is fine even with *revenue itself being down 40% and the valuation being down 55%*, is why *context is important*. Rocket guy has set billions on fire, and yet this article is fawning over how "tech layoffs, while not all the same, are not that big a deal" with the now, vacuous nod to how AI is going to "take ALL the jobs" in the piece 🙄

cc: @chancerydaily

vanityfair.com/news/2023/03/bi

Yet the sad irony for tech workers is that as we hurtle headlong into an era defined by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, the very people responsible for developing and fine-tuning these revolutionary technologies may find themselves on the receiving end of an ironic twist of fate. AI systems are growing ever more sophisticated, capable of taking on tasks that previously required a human touch. From customer-service chatbots to advanced machine-learning algorithms that streamline complex processes, AI is changing the landscape of the tech industry at breakneck speed. In this brave new world, it is not unreasonable to imagine that the very engineers and programmers responsible for birthing these cutting-edge AI systems might one day find themselves replaced by their own creations.
Apr 03, 2023, 03:58 PM·Public·trunks.social
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