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Ethan Mollick: Current AI models guarantee a decade of societal change

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Ethan Mollick suggests that even if AI development were to halt today, the current models would still instigate a decade of significant disruption across work, education, and social life. This transformation would be driven by improved integration and wider adoption of existing AI technologies. Mollick's perspective emphasizes the profound societal impact of AI, irrespective of future advancements or existential risk discussions. AI

IMPACT Current AI models will continue to drive significant societal changes in work, education, and social life for the next decade.

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Ethan Mollick: Current AI models guarantee a decade of societal change

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emollick.bsky.social ·

    Independent of policy debates about existential risk, it is worth noting that even if AI development stopped today with the models we have right now, we would s

    Independent of policy debates about existential risk, it is worth noting that even if AI development stopped today with the models we have right now, we would still have at least a decade of roiling change throughout much of work, education, and social life as harnesses improve &…

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