AI is: -obviously highly functional, will probably automate a lot of white collar work over the next half decade -massively financially overleveraged as an industry -poorly run as an industry -mostly not doing stochastic-parroting, even at the time that paper came out
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ngl it's undeniable at this point that AI will have pretty significant disruptions in many areas of the economy, people really show a lack of equilibrium thinking when it comes to labor markets. We may have far less mathematicians in the future, but math as a concept hasn't been totally solved lol.
this is the thing, the coders i see talking about how ai is useful all appear to be primarily concerned with hitting short term metrics, while the coders who are interested in the longterm stability of their project or field are talking about how much broken garbage they now have to sift through
