Great article, I believe well written.
As to concern number one, we as a society have already witnessed the replacement of people in jobs prior to AI. Go to the grocery store lately? How many automated check outs does your store have? Try to find a live cashier for assistance?
These changes did not need AI, they simply needed bar scanners.
Will AI replace some jobs? Yes, but will they be replaced with others is the question. I am saddened when I read 3 of 4 workers are concerned about their employment.
I believe for the foreseeable future (MHOO) that as some jobs are displaced, we will see an uptake in other areas (Security, Legal, Privacy, etc.). This will be necessary to ensure that issues related to (from article)
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- Violations to intellectual property rights
- Data privacy issues that violate General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Data privacy issues that violate the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
- Violations of employment regulations
- Inappropriate usage of copyright data
- Disputes concerning contract law when generative AI is used
- Consumer confidentiality and issues with personally identifiable information (PII)
- Inaccurate usage of generative AI output
The article only quotes GDPR and CCPA however there are many laws in regulations in other countries that will also come into play (in Canada, PIPEDA, CPPA, AIDA, etc). I am sure that other countries have similar laws/regulations that will also need to be addressed.
Again, MHOO
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