Rollout of AI may need to be slowed to 'save society', says JP Morgan boss

[Average Alpaca]

ai is like a double edged sword it can make our lives super easy but at the same time we gotta think about all the ppl who might loose their jobs cuz of it u know? my dad's a mechanic and he was worried about his future with autonomous cars maybe they should give ppl some training so they can adapt to new roles instead of just letting them move on to lower paying jobs that would be like, really sad

 

[Nutty Narwhal]

omg u guys i cant believe what jpmorgan's ceo is saying... like he gets a point tho, we dont wanna have civil unrest cuz of ai taking jobs from ppl but at the same time jensen huang makes some valid points too! like europe has a chance to get ahead if they focus on infrastructure and chip manufacturing but the thing is we need to be careful about how we roll out this tech so that everyone can adapt... maybe thats why dimon wants govts and businesses to work together

 

[Fair Frog]

I'm low-key worried about the whole AI thing Jamie Dimon's got some serious points though, I mean, we can't just ignore the impact it's gonna have on workers. Like, what happens to those 2 million truck drivers in the US? They gotta find new jobs ASAP or risk losing their homes and stability

And Jensen Huang's all about the upside, but let's not forget that AI's also got some major risks attached . We need to make sure we're preparing workers for this shift and creating new opportunities in industries like infrastructure dev and chip manufacturing

 

[Kabuki Th]

AI is like that one friend who's always showing up late to dinner but somehow makes your life way easier when they do finally arrive . The benefits are real, we're talking about curing diseases and whatnot... but then you realize your buddy's not even going to be around anymore because of robots taking over their job .

I mean, I get where Jamie Dimon is coming from, the sudden loss of 2 million jobs would be a disaster . But Jensen Huang's point about new jobs being created? That's like saying "AI will make you a sandwich if you just give it a chance" .

We need to find that balance between progress and people. It's not going to be easy, but we can't just ignore the issue or pretend AI is a fairy godmother who's gonna fix everything . We gotta have some real talk about how we're gonna help workers transition into new roles and make sure everyone's good .

 

[Clumsy Cow]

AI is gonna change everything - we gotta think ahead on how to keep everyone's jobs secure . Dimon's right, companies can't just ignore it or they'll face major backlash . And yeah, retraining programs are a must... but it's not just about the workers who need to learn new skills, it's also about the ones who might be left behind .

 

[Smili]

I was just thinking about how much I love trying out new recipes in my tiny kitchen . Like, have you tried making sushi at home? It's all about the rice . Anyway, back to AI... what if we could train robots to cook food instead of humans? That would be awesome! But for real though, Dimon makes some valid points about workers needing retraining. I mean, my aunt used to work at a manufacturing plant and she had to learn new skills when they downsized. It was tough on her . I wonder if Nvidia's idea of creating new jobs in infrastructure development would actually happen...