March 24, 2023
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In This Issue
- Somebody has a copy of everything you said in the last few years and could eventually create an AI clone of you
- Non-tech people start to realize that AI can do a better job than their worst employees
- OpenAI researchers take a look at the job market and say “uh-oh”
- In 1980, the US employed 750,000 typists
- Middle managers and executives: your days are numbered
- When you feel like you are falling in love with AI you should really have a cold shower
- Anthropic’s Claude AI is in charge of the jokes this week
P.s.: This week’s Splendid Edition of Synthetic Work is titled The Perpetual Garbage Generator and it’s focused on how AI is impacting the Publishing industry.
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