Inevitably, it will be cheaper to pay for an AI model than it would be to pay for a human.
Columnist Eric Foster expresses concern that AI, while useful as a sidekick, will eventually replace human workers. He argues that current efforts are insufficient to prevent this outcome.
To be clear, I do not oppose the use of AI. As a “sidekick,” it is immensely helpful. I use it myself nearly every day. However, my concern is that today’s sidekick will become tomorrow’s replacement, and that no one seems to be working to avoid that scenario, writes Eric Foster in his column today.
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