""I think that one should work from the facts rather than just trying to cause an alarm," Marcus told Business Insider. "Hyped-up views have gotten us into a bad place, possibly one that's going to lead to a serious economic recession or something like that," Marcus told Business Insider. "And I guess I think that one should work from the facts rather than just trying to cause an alarm.""
""AI can do a small subset of the tasks, and that sometimes speeds up human beings and things like that, but it rarely does all of what a human being can do in any particular domain," he told Business Insider. "This will change over time, just to be clear. It is likely that AI will replace most human labor over the ne"
A widely shared prediction warned of a looming disruption described as 'worse than COVID' and claimed AI would upend most screen-based jobs. An AI researcher called that prediction alarmist and said it lacked empirical data, urging decision-making based on facts rather than alarm. The researcher cautioned that hyped-up views could contribute to serious economic harm, including a possible recession. The researcher acknowledged progress in AI and said models can speed some tasks, but currently perform only small subsets of tasks and rarely replicate entire human capabilities in any given domain. Job impacts will arise but will likely unfold more slowly than dramatic claims suggest.
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