Is AI replacing you - or can you stay ahead?

[unpinkpanther]

Fiverr used to be great back in 2013 when I started using it. Now I rarely even visit there

Recently discovered most of the people I patronized before no longer have active gigs there.

Yes, menial, repetitive work is going to be phased out by efficient bots.

Have you watched this Gary Vee video where he illustrates how a journalist's role in writing would change with AI?

There's this sound bite that "You won't be replaced by AI. You'll be replaced by someone who uses AI"

Beyond the hype, even the work we do itself is going to be redefined.

An example I like to use is the typewriter.

I remember the joy of typing on my mum's Pica typewriter as a kid. Back then, there were people whose job role was "typist"

I've lived long enough to see how that role was phased out with the introduction of the PC. (Don't know if any serious company still employs typists)

AI is just a tool. The quality of output generated by LLMs like ChatGPT and so on depends on the quality of the prompt fed into it to start with.

And it takes a human who actually THINKS clearly to know the right input to feed AI.

Thanks for sharing. Love this conversation. Please let's keep it going...

Originally Posted by cash4notes

What AI is going to do is phase out that low tier employee or freelancer doing mediocre tasks. There is a reason Fiverr's stock is down 92% from its all time high.