Personally, I think the impact is overhyped (FAMOUS LAST WORDS!). What it's going to boil down to is being a (highly) assistive tool. Like before, we had to go the store to get food or items. Now, Uber & Amazon will delivery virtually anything you want to eat or buy. Heck, I even order my paper towels & cans of tuna off Amazon, just because when I run out, I can press a button on the app & they magically show up within the week! So there are efficiency aspects to it, for sure. AI is going to help in creative fields like art, music, video editing, soundtrack creation, and writing. It's already helping in a lot of professional areas as well, such as writing real estate listings, building websites, creating presentations, etc. It's going to help up with things like automotive safety, medical advances, and analytics, such as satellite data usage:
Collaboration leverages PlanetScope Imagery Data to help customers better understand our changing world and make critical decisions faster...
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People still need to wake up, eat, get ready for their day, and do something constructive in order to provide for themselves & not go insane from boredom haha. Nearly 10% of the world's population lives in extreme poverty. And it's not AI that's going to revolutionize the world, it's simply getting people washing machines:
Also, the trailer for the Creator AI movie looks super fun haha: