It’s impossible to talk about technology without talking about ChatGPT. But Bhushan Heda, chief technology officer at Emeritus (edtech MNC), feels that generative AI such as ChatGPT will create more jobs than it replaces. “But only if the professionals keep upskilling themselves,” he tells his FE’s Vikram Chaudhary. excerpt:
Should students and young professionals fear ChatGPT and other generative AI technologies?
There is no escape from the impact of generative AI. But instead of being alarmed, we recommend using it to your advantage. These tools get better, smarter and faster over time. Some of the smartest people in the world are already using generative AI technology to become more efficient. Remember, technology won’t steal your job, but it will steal people who are better at using it than you are.
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But there may be certain jobs at risk…
Entry-level creative jobs are definitely in jeopardy. ) If you have the documentation, ChatGPT can easily do it in seconds. Higher creative work is not in jeopardy. For example, if you ask ChatGPT to write a plot for a new movie (provide some basic input and ChatGPT will do it for you), it is unlikely that the resulting plot will have a “soul”. is. But what you realize along the way makes the screenwriter’s job easier. Now that the basic plot is ready, writers can tweak it and bring it to life.
But what jobs are not at risk?
Tech jobs and professionals such as cloud engineers/architects, cybersecurity consultants, AI/ML architects, and data scientists are not at risk.
So, will ChatGPT offer higher paying jobs?
A few years ago, software not only took away jobs like bookkeeping and data entry, but also basic accounting jobs. But back then, people who had learned software that could easily perform these tasks were ready for higher-level, higher-paying jobs. ChatGPT is no different.
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