After talking to several experts on this subject, CTVNews.ca decided to ask this famous question to ChatGPT.
This text is a translation of an article from CTV News.
ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence capable of writing a complete text when a user asks it a question or gives it instructions, on a wide and varied subject. However, ChatGPT is not perfect. For example, when asked to write an introduction on this topic, the app displayed an error message instead. She was, however, able to explain the connection between AIs and human labor.
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Q: Will AIs replace humans in some industries?
ChatGPT: “Yes, it is possible that AIs will replace humans in certain industries, especially in performing tasks that are repetitive, dangerous or require a high degree of precision.
However, AIs are highly unlikely to completely replace humans, as jobs require creativity, critical thinking, and empathy.
For example, in the manufacturing sector, robots equipped with AI are increasingly used for assembly, painting and welding. In customer service, AIs can handle simple requests, but more complex issues still require human intervention. In the financial sector, AI algorithms can help detect fraud attempts, but human experts are still needed to interpret the results and make decisions.
Overall, AI is likely to change the nature of work in many industries, but not completely replace human workers. As AI becomes more advanced, it’s likely that humans will no longer have to perform repetitive, manual tasks and instead focus on higher-level, creative and strategic work.”
Q: What will happen to humans who are replaced by an AI?
ChatGPT: “The impact of AIs on human workers will depend on several factors, including the rate at which AIs evolve and the types of jobs that will be affected.
In some cases, workers replaced by an RN may be able to find new jobs in related fields requiring different skills. For example, if AI takes over routine tasks, workers may be needed to manage and oversee AI systems, train them, and ensure they are used ethically and efficiently.
Replaced workers may, however, need to acquire new skills in order to access other jobs. This could be especially difficult for workers who have spent many years in one industry and may not have the skills or experience to transition into a new field.
To mitigate the negative impact of AI on human workers, governments, businesses, and educational institutions may need to invest in programs and other initiatives that help workers learn new skills and access new careers.
