The media industry is dying but I can still get paid to train AI to replace me | Arwa Mahdawi
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from www.theguardian.com1 month ago
Take weltschmerz, for example, which roughly translates to world pain. It signifies despair at the suffering in the world and a deep anguish that stems from knowing that a better world is possible.
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I was rejected. In fact, I didn't even make it to the first round of interviews; I was humbled by a dog's dinner. Obviously, I am writing again now.
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The media industry, after all, seems to be in freefall; it's always good to try to secure a parachute, just in case.
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I could get paid less than the New York minimum wage to train an AI model to take over my job. Is there a German word to describe that particular situation, I wonder?
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#weltschmerz #rejection #media-industry #ai-takeover #humor
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