Will Fable 5 kill jobs? #fable5 #fableisback #anthropic #futureofwork
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The only jobs that this model is going The only jobs that this model is going to kill are are jobs that are strict to kill are are jobs that are strict to kill are are jobs that are strict execution where there is zero judgment. execution where there is zero judgment. execution where there is zero judgment. And part of why I'm saying that is that And part of why I'm saying that is that And part of why I'm saying that is that this model needs a lot of care and this model needs a lot of care and this model needs a lot of care and feeding. You need model managers for feeding. You need model managers for feeding. You need model managers for this model to do well. But this model this model to do well. But this model this model to do well. But this model still needs to be directed. It still still needs to be directed. It still still needs to be directed. It still needs to be aimed. It needs to be fed. needs to be aimed. It needs to be fed. needs to be aimed. It needs to be fed. It needs to be judged. It needs people It needs to be judged. It needs people It needs to be judged. It needs people to review the work it did. And so the to review the work it did. And so the to review the work it did. And so the only people who should be worried about only people who should be worried about only people who should be worried about AI and jobs are the people who are doing AI and jobs are the people who are doing AI and jobs are the people who are doing manual tasks that really could have been manual tasks that really could have been manual tasks that really could have been automated any time in the last 10 years. automated any time in the last 10 years. automated any time in the last 10 years. And maybe they weren't.
Summary
The main topic is the impact of AI models on jobs, specifically focusing on their limitations and the human element required for their effective use. The discussion highlights the need for human oversight, direction, and judgment for AI, implying that AI will primarily automate repetitive tasks and not replace roles requiring critical thinking. The practical takeaway is that individuals performing manual, easily automatable tasks are the most vulnerable, while those who can manage and direct AI will be essential.