Yes, algorithms are going to vary the way in which we work, so let’s start in search of the opportunities it will create

IMAGE: Clickworkers are the invisible workforce behind today’s AI systems. Without actual humans who do the tedious labor of labeling datasets, machine learning and its many real-life applications would be impossible. This image shows 3D-printed figures who work at a computer in an anonymous, dark environment. They are anonymized, almost de-humanized… — IMAGE: Max Gruber — Higher Images of AI (CC BY)

Much of the intensive news coverage over recent weeks about generative algorithms and machine learning has focused not only on the supposed danger of them taking on the world eventually, however the shorter-term threat of the lack of jobs.

Yes, algorithms are going to vary the way in which we work, so let’s start in search of the opportunities it will create

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Yes, algorithms are going to vary the way in which we work, so let’s start in search of the opportunities it will create

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