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AI is destroying jobs… or mainly serving as an excuse

For two years now, we have been constantly hearing that AI will destroy jobs. Recruiters will disappear, junior staff will no longer have a place, and work as we know it will vanish before our eyes. The problem is not that this discourse is anxiety-provoking, but that it is intellectually weak, based on very little, and above all, distracts attention from the real issues. When we look at more serious studies, starting with those produced by Stanford, the picture is much less dramatic. Some jobs are partially exposed, there is a measurable...

Dystopia: what if the AI bubble burst?

You might say that the collapse of a so-called artificial intelligence bubble is not some hypothetical futuristic scenario, and that the question is not...

When OpenAI diversifies out of necessity rather than choice

OpenAI, which wanted to reinvent the relationship between humans and machines, now seems primarily focused on generating revenue. The artificial intelligence laboratory is transforming...

Generative AI: a bubble, a crash, or a turning point?

Last March, I wondered whether generative AI was a lasting revolution or a speculative bubble (AI heading for an economic dead end?). I expressed...