AI puts a third of government jobs at risk in one city
https://www.newsweek.com/ai-impact-artificial-intelligence-dubai-uae-2062953
AI puts a third of government jobs at risk in one city
https://www.newsweek.com/ai-impact-artificial-intelligence-dubai-uae-2062953
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Submission statement: how do you think AI will affect politics going forward?
Maybe the government will start putting restrictions on it once it comes for their jobs in particular?
Or maybe the last positions to be given to AIs will be political leadership, so they won’t start doing anything about it until the very end, at which point it will be too late.
Nuha Hashem, co-founder of CozmoX, a UAE-based AI startup, as quoted by Al-Bawaba News: “In less than one day, based on the last 10 years of data, we could create an AI employee who can actually do the work of 100 people so those people can focus on productive work.”
I could also date Anna Kendrick.
The number of people unemployed is going to skyrocket. We need to establish some sort of safety net before a handful of people own 90% of everything … and the rest scrape by in poverty. But as the saying goes, “Poverty exists not because we cannot feed the poor, but because we cannot satisfy the rich”.
AI company predicts that their product will become big in the future; “Please give us money now!”
Classic pump and dump scheme.
Those are rookie numbers, you should see what DOGE is doing.
This company needs to put up or shut up. I’ve seen a million AI companies over the last few years promise the world and deliver nada
Asi is the best system of governance it will solve problems before they even appear. Hearsay shall forever since be viewed as accessory to crimes against humanity.
Blue collar folks eating this up because the desk job folks are dealing with the same automation that manufacturing did.
Bullshit, it’s the gulf. Government jobs there involve collecting the pay and very little else. AI can’t do nepotism.
Try half of the population nationwide – just for starters.
The study is from the “Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government” which uh, whatever their merits a business school, their expertise in AI or government job automation seems pretty dubious.
It appears that Dubai paid for this study, so it’s probably just a veneer to justify doing what they already wanted to do, fire all the front line customer service workers.
Hilarious! Imagine teaching all those people how to use ai overnight. Imagine even more if any of the AI worked properly!