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Why “technology always creates new jobs” will not work this time. - From ex-OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo, and the founder of the AI Futures Project. Previous technological automation replaced particular tasks while leaving humans better at the new ones that emerged. Superintelligence, by definition, breaks that pattern because it... show more

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