An interview with ChatGPT about AI and the workforce
Michael Thiessmeier, MBA, MSc
Executive Director U.S National AI and Cybersecurity ISAO | Cybersecurity Executive | vCISO/CIO | Chairman UN AI for Good Baltics | Advisor | Speaker | Top 0.5% Crunchbase Global
M: Welcome in our studio ChatGPT. We are here to learn about AI. Thank you for joining us. How are you doing today?
ChatGPT:
I am doing well, thank you for having me on your show. I am a machine learning model, so I do not have the capability to have feelings or physical experiences. However, I am fully functional and ready to assist with any information or tasks related to AI that you may have.
M:
Our listeners are concerned about the impact of AI. What jobs do you think is AI likely to replace in the next five years?
ChatGPT:
AI has the potential to automate many tasks that are currently performed by humans. Some of the jobs that are likely to be replaced by AI in the next five years include repetitive tasks such as data entry, customer service, and certain types of manual labor. Additionally, many jobs in finance, accounting, and transportation may also be at risk of automation. However, it's important to note that while some jobs may be replaced, new jobs will also likely be created as a result of these technological advancements. For example, there will be an increasing need for people who are skilled in developing and managing AI systems, as well as those who can analyze and interpret the data generated by these systems.
M:
Excellent, and what jobs are ChatGPT likely to replace in the next five years?
ChatGPT:
As a language model, ChatGPT is likely to replace jobs that involve a significant amount of natural language processing and text generation. This can include jobs such as content writing, data entry, and customer service. Additionally, ChatGPT and other similar models may also be used in fields such as law, finance, and healthcare to automate tasks such as document review and data analysis.
M:
You mentioned that new jobs will be created by societal adoption of AI, like the development and management of AI systems. Our listeners are concerned that those are expert jobs and require a significantly different and higher skill level than the jobs that AI is going to replace. How do you propose do we solve that issue? What training and skills should be emphasized to prepare people for those new jobs that AI is going to create?
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ChatGPT:
You're correct that the new jobs created by the adoption of AI will require different skill sets than those that are being replaced. In order to prepare people for these new jobs, it's important to focus on providing training and education in areas such as data science, machine learning, and software development. Additionally, it's important to emphasize the development of soft skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, and communication, as these will be valuable for any profession, including those related to AI.
Furthermore, governments, educational institutions, and private companies could collaborate to develop reskilling and upskilling programs tailored to the needs of workers whose jobs are at risk of automation. These programs could provide accessible and affordable training, education, and certification opportunities to help people develop the skills they need to transition to new roles in the age of
AI.
It's also important to note that the integration of AI into the workforce is not a zero-sum game where human jobs are fully replaced by machines. It's more likely that AI will augment human capabilities and help with decision making, rather than replacing human jobs. Therefore, it's crucial to think about the skills that will make humans work effectively with AI and not just the ones that machines can do.
M:
Thank you so much for joining us today
ChatGPT:
You're welcome, it was my pleasure to join you and your audience today. I am glad I could provide some insights on the topic of AI and its potential impact on the workforce. If you have any further questions or need additional information, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Note: ChatGPT was instructed to respond as if being interviewed on a Podcast.