What will be left for humans to do, asks Elon Musk after ChatGPT passes exam
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AI has been trending since OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot launched and it recently passed various exams. Tech billionaire Elon Musk expressed concerns about AI's potential impact on the human labour market.
He has been openly criticising AI and warning about the potential dangers of creating a technology that is more intelligent than humans. He also called for better regulation and oversight of AI development. Elon Musk is also working with a team of AI technologists to build a competitor to ChatGPT.
He asked, "what will be left for us humans to do?" It is a major concern many have been discussing since the rise of AI. People worry that it will put humans out of jobs and ruin the economy. Elon Musk, however, added that he should get a move on with Neuralink, a company building a brain chip.
According to the company's website founded in 2016 by Musk, Neuralink's initial goal is to help people with paralysis regain independence through the control of computers and mobile devices. It has also claimed that the technology could cure brain diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
While some users reacted to Musk's tweet with similar panic, others said the AI revolution may allow humans to enjoy life and express creativity. Some were even more optimistic and said when computers came into the picture, people were worried but it ended up creating a lot more professions. Similarly, with the rise of AI too, humans will always find something to do.
