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    Meinung: Die Regierung muss bereit sein, auf Veränderungen in den Beschäftigungsmustern aufgrund von KI zu reagieren

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    4. General_Z0 on

      My company keep pushing CoPilot and if that’s anything to go by, our jobs are completely safe.

    5. SubstantialAttempt83 on

      The government will commission a study into job losses related to AI at the cost of millions. Will formulate a plan that deviates wildly from the recommendations in the report. Will create a task force to implement the plan and give them a significant budget. Then will not implement said plan as it will not effect change overnight. Will offer AI companies subsidies and will make up the shortfall in public finances with further carbon taxes.

    6. phyneas on

      In the short term, there’s always the civil service; it’ll be a good couple of decades before any new technological advancement makes its way into that realm, so by the time you get through the hiring process you’ll have at least five or six years of steady employment before an AI takes your job.

    7. jacksqualk on

      Graphic design to name but one has been hit hard. They don’t care, they don’t ‚respond.‘

    9. olibum86 on

      AI could raise an army of robots and push humans to live underground, and FFG would order an inquiry that would take 8 years and then never release the findings so that they can blame sinn fein. And we would still vote them in.

    10. AccordingBit7679 on

      I spent a good hour having an argument with co pilot the other week. Would have had the task done in 20 minutes myself.

    11. allnamestakenffs on

      Its already happening, thousands are losing their jobs due to the AI push, mainly from the corporate folks that use Ireland as a haven. Most of our jobs are now on the line due to ‚factoring new business models‘ and ‚empowering the company‘ – at some point there wont be anyone left with a job to pay for anything these folks are making

    12. lIlIllIlIlIII on

      People aren’t ready for the shit show. The reason there’s such a massive RAM and GPU shortage is because they’re using machine learning to train humanoid robots in a simulated environment where time is sped up. They can gain hundreds of days of experience trying and failing in an hour.

      Manual labor will still be around for a while. But it’ll be gone sooner than most are anticipating.

    13. GerKoll on

      Hmm…governments did nothing when companies started to spy on us and monetise everything they can- and continue to – get away with. They are not stepping in or respond to whatever AI will do to society. On the contrary, AI has the potential for the ultimate control over us plebs, which politician would veto that? Nobody that would get a vote from the constituent. Any politician having a problem with AI will just be ridiculed, called a reactionary, fear monger, what have you, by companies needing to make the trillions back, they already invested…

      The Greens were laughed at 40 years ago, yet here we are today, with all the issues and problems our parents and grandparents were warned about….

    14. WolfetoneRebel on

      Using ChatGPT in with every day. It’s gotten ridiculously good in the last upgrade. We have free Copilot licenses but nobody on our team will use it.

    15. Dr-Jellybaby on

      Please no. This government is so tech illiterate id be afraid they’ll actually make things worse by trying to do anything. Wouldn’t trust them to convert to PDF, nevermind write intelligent „AI“ legislation.

    16. ztzb12 on

      Employment in tech is already down by about 1/7th, or 20,000 jobs, from peak in Ireland. Accounting and management consultancy grad roles are also declining sharply.

      AI is coming for entry level jobs in white collar fields already, and its only going to increase as the massive amounts of money being put into it accelerate.

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