Anthony Onesto argues AI is accelerating faster than before, with tools like Grammarly, Jasper, and DALL-E already reshaping work. He says AI will displace specific tasks, especially in content and art creation, rather than eliminate jobs outright, but the workforce impact will be significant.
Hey, everyone, Anthony, Ernesto here. And my quick drop for today is about artificial intelligence or AI. Seven to 10 years ago, that's all we talked about was AI and machine learning. And it kind of took a backstage to crypto and web 3 and all these other things. AI is now coming back into the forefront. It's actually accelerating a lot quicker these days than we've seen in the past, whether it's tools like Grammarly. I've been playing with this thing called Jasper AI that creates content for you. You put in a couple of ideas and next thing you know you have a blog post there' Dall e which is an art AI which allows you to put certain things in and then it creates art and imagery, these powerful tools. And I've always said that AI is not going to be a wave of taking over jobs and creating unemployment, but it's going to take pieces away, right? Content, art and all these sort of things. We're starting to see the impact now and we're seeing an acceleration right now and into the near future, and this is going to impact the workforce big time.
