Interesting "how much would ChatGPT increase the speed it takes to do XYZ job" Twitter thread.

(The paper's authors use the phrase "exposure" to mean 'whether access to a GPT or GPT-powered system would reduce the time required for a human to perform a task by at least 50%'.)

Hard to tell this point which jobs are just going to need less people to do them, and which jobs will just get done faster…

Source: twitter.com/rubinovitz/status/

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Dave - I found an interesting comment on economic consequences of AI in a Twitter thread a few days ago (though I forget where). The argument goes as follows.

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Company A will reduce their staff by 50% for the same output and save costs.

Company B will keep their staff, increase productivity by 100% and gain market share.

Company B wins.
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It's a bit of different thinking about this topic.

The reality will be a mixed scenario, but some version of cost-cutting and increased productivity will play out. It's only Company C who loses out.

$ 0.02

@boris_steipe that's really interesting! Yes, I can absolutely see it playing out like this in different industries…

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