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The handiman who works for my family quite often is not super technical. He was troubleshooting a mini split for me and I walked out to see him vocally chatting with chat gpt going through error codes, handless.

He found a use, and you’d be wrong to assume “trades” are safe from the chatbot. That doesn’t mean his job is going away, but maybe he can do more solo jobs and doesn’t need a helper all the time. Or maybe he does his jobs faster. Who knows!

People don’t need to know model names to find a use.

Legally it isn’t, actually. Morally, yes.

Check out “AI has a labor issue, not a copyright issue” chapter of “The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI” by Cory Doctorow

It’s a hard chapter to read, but it’s important to understand.

EDIT: I love the downvotes for speaking the truth, seriously people, please understand. It’s important.

An AI rewrite is just open source with more steps