Is AI increasing productivity or preparing us for total dependency in the future?

@geetanjalishrivastava very valid points. Do you also think that being dependent on AI will have any adverse effects?

@binay_singh2 I don't think so, apart from the increased load on servers (contributing to global warming at some level) and the other impact of technology in general on our lives...what are your thoughts on the subject?

@geetanjalishrivastava totally with you :) I think the widespread implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in everyday life, might lead to widespread social and economic disruption in future years. How would you see this?

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@geetanjalishrivastava sure all the best :)

@hiteshu_jani that's so true. Do you think this reliance on AI will affect us in anyway?

@binay_singh2 Yes Sure . You can look at some softwares which are so creative. But at somewhere we humans are ahead.

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@ariqnnrrs Very true. "We don't become too reliant on AI" is something to ponder about.

@deep_k Absolutely! Do you also think it is going to take people out of their jobs?

@binay_singh2 AI has the potential to automate many tasks that are currently done by humans, which could lead to job loss in certain industries. However, it is also important to note that AI can also create new job opportunities in areas such as data analysis, AI development, and cybersecurity.

@deep_k very well-articulated. Growth in AI is going to affect people one or the other way.

@victoria_wavey Thank you for sharing your views. Do you also have any examples which you would love to share?

@chetan_natesh Thats true. AI again is a product of our imagination!! Writing seems to never end.

@kritikajain_16 Absolutely true.

@raghav_mittal2 yes exactly. how do you think the dependency might impact?

@pooja_sharma26 absolutely true.

@osnovyanenko very valid points. Do you think development in AI would actually help companies move towards 4-work-day culture? Totally agree with your 2nd point.

@binay_singh2 I think it's gonna start off as a hidden thing. Consider this example from Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwor... If automating a job becomes easier for non-tech people, most of co-workers will enact a 4-work-day routine. Except, they'll spend those 24 hours at office, doing whatever else they like while acting as if working. Once it becomes obvious for everyone in a company, the management will have to decide on how to deal with this. They'll have to accept the workers as "supervisor engineers" for their ChatGPT tools. I think that 4-work-day culture also stems from our growth and hardworking mindset. When you overwork too much, the motivation fades away. Perhaps the AI can fill in for one workday a week. Even one day a week can offset the burnout!

@imraju yeah totally with you on this.

@nick_mazikov exactly!