The ChatGPT Revolution and the Future of Work
TL;DR
Nobel Prize-winning economist Sir Christopher Pissarides believes that AI could lead to a four-day workweek with the same income as employees work fewer hours due to increased productivity. A recent report by Goldman Sachs supports this claim, stating that AI will complement human workers rather than replace them. While two-thirds of US jobs are exposed to some degree of AI-informed automation, the average number of tasks in the daily workload for a given job leaves a significant amount of work for humans. A six-month pilot program for a four-day workweek in the US and Ireland found nine out of 10 participating companies said they will not go back to working five days.
- AI could be tipping point to get US to four-day workweek, Nobel Prize-winning economist says Fox Business
- Who Will You Be After ChatGPT Takes Your Job? WIRED
- Report: Workers confess using ChatGPT to secretly manage multiple full-time jobs OnMSFT.com
- ‘Overemployed’ people using ChatGPT to secretly work multiple full-time jobs New York Post
- How we can protect jobs from the ChatGPT revolution The Times
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