Fox News’ political anchor, Bret Baier, investigates the concerns that artificial intelligence has become too advanced in the “special report”.
Voters express more optimism about artificial intelligence than two years ago, but many are still skeptical. However, technological companies are advancing with the latest artificial intelligence technology.
Openai chatgpt To more than 800 million weekly active users. Depending on the platform, large-language models or LLMs are used for a wide variety of tasks such as businesses, education, software development and content creation.
Before many chatbots we know today, a scientist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology developed what would be the first of its kind. The Eliza program by Joseph Weizenbaum has made communication with a possible computer. He tested his assistant technology shortly after his development.
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Joseph Weizenbaum, scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, developed the Eliza program, which would be the first IA chatbot. (Wolfgang Kunz / Ultlstein Bild via Getty Images / Getty Images)
“After two or three exchanges with the machine, she turned to me and said:” Could you leave the room please? “” Said Weizenbaum at the time.
A decade after his report by Eliza, Weizenbaum is the author of another article, warning against machines to give the possibility of making human choices. He would spend the rest of his skeptical life with regard to artificial intelligence.
“Films like ‘The Terminator’ have created a very dark dystopian version of what it could look like,” said David Sacks of the White House and Czar David Sacks. “The version of the future of the AI which, I think, is probably the most precise if you want to pass the cultural reference, is” Star Trek: Enterprise “. Think of the ship’s computer.
A global survey by McKinsey on AI asked participants representing companies around the world if they used artificial intelligence at work. Seventy-eight percent said their organizations used technology in at least one commercial function.
The White House AI and the Crypto Tsar David Sacks predicted that the future of artificial intelligence will be more like AI seen in “Star Trek: Enterprise” than to the bad robots of “The Terminator”. (Yoshikazu Tsuno / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Now technology threatens certain jobs, including the field that has developed an AI
“First, people have just written code. Then there was the era of automatic entry,” said Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, at a June Databricks conference. “Now we are moving on to what Andrej Karpathy called the ambient coding that has become associated with coding models, and Claude in particular, where you ask in a way the model of doing something, and it is very interactive.”
Anthropic provides that AI virtual employees are coming next year, says the security leader
Technological companies say that AI helps software developers to write code and solve certain problems. Many models improve quickly and compete with humans for certain tasks.
“I think that if you are a framework in a technological company, it is completely familiar to automate you with a job. But really what they do is automated with the task,” said Gregory Allen, principal advisor to the Wadhwani A at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Google has announced layoffs when it transforms its search engine, which now has an AI mode. The safety company Crowdstrike noted that the AI “reshapes each industry” by announcing the layoffs for five percent of its workforce. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said this year earlier that parts of META’s workforce will be faced with layoffs while the company focused on the development of artificial intelligence.
Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg and Amazon CEO Andy Jassy both predicted layoffs for their companies as artificial intelligence advances. (Manuel Orbegozo / Reuters; Kevin Winter / Getty Images / Fox News)
“Our bet is that next year, probably, maybe half of the development will be carried out by AI as opposed to people. And then it will increase from there,” Zuckerberg said at a conference in April.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told employees in a message in June: “We will need fewer people who make jobs that are performed today.” The note has occurred while Amazon deploys a new AI genetive Microsoft plans to set up four percent of its workforce by rationalizing its products and procedures with fewer managers.
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“Although AI plays a role, reality is that one of the keys to being a prosperous business, especially in an industry that changes as much and as quickly as technology, you must constantly adjust your workforce,” said Microsoft president Brad Smith. “So, every summer, at this time of year, we take stock. And we ask, what new jobs should we create? What jobs no longer need? I think it still requires a huge amount of empathy for people who are negatively impacted, but that is what makes a business succeed. This is what makes the American economy so dynamic.”
However, experts and technological companies believe that the job market will eventually get balance.
“In the end, I think we are going to see a boom in productivity, we will see a lot of new start -up training, and we see a lot of job growth,” said Sacks.
