“Seniority Cliff,” which is soon to come, is truly the bottleneck of AI development; however, it remains unacknowledged in today’s context.
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There has been some discussion about whether artificial intelligence replaces entry-level work or just does the same work ten times faster. Both views miss a very basic cognitive notion: Intuition develops as a result of friction. Entry-level repetitive work used to do more than execute low-value a…
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“Seniority Cliff,” which is soon to come, is truly the bottleneck of AI development; however, it remains unacknowledged in today’s context.
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