Some Australians are replacing staff with artificial intelligence (AI) programs. But an AI expert says the future of employment is more about job changes than job losses or gains.
Charlie Chan says they'd be "delighted" for parts of their job to be taken by AI, Erin Arnett says she has lost work to AI, and Marina Pullin says the results from replacing staff with AI have been "exceptional".Watch Insight's episode AI: Friend or Foe – and whether the hype or hysteria is justified – on Tuesday 25 July at 8.
Copywriter Erin Arnett says she sees the benefit of AI writing tools but believes they aren't yet good enough to emulate a human.While she can see the benefits of AI, like ChatGPT, she doesn’t believe it can do the work without some support. “The jobs that are being done by AI today are the robotic jobs that humans should probably never have done in the first place."
They developed their own musical AI assistant, ChAI to emulate their musical style so they could ease their workload and enable themselves to eat and take short naps during concerts.
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