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Group Occupations with highest exposure %c Exposure
Human a Interpreters and Translators 76.5
Survey Researchers 75.0
Poets, Lyricists and Creative Writers 68.8
Animal Scientists 66.7
Public Relations Specialists 66.7
Human 8 Survey Researchers 84.4
Writers and Authors 82.5
Interpreters and Translators 82.4
Public Relations Specialists 80.6
Animal Scientists 77.8
Human { Mathematicians 100.0
Tax Preparers 100.0
Financial Quantitative Analysts 100.0
Writers and Authors 100.0
Web and Digital Interface Designers 100.0
Humans labeled 15 occupations as "fully exposed.”
Model a Mathematicians 100.0
Correspondence Clerks 95.2
Blockchain Engineers 94.1
Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners 92.9
Proofreaders and Copy Markers 90.9
Model 8 Mathematicians 100.0
Blockchain Engineers 97.1
Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners 96.4
Proofreaders and Copy Markers 95.5
Correspondence Clerks 95.2
Model Accountants and Auditors 100.0
News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists 100.0
Legal Secretaries and Administrative Assistants 100.0
Clinical Data Managers 100.0
Climate Change Policy Analysts 100.0
The model labeled 86 occupations as "fully exposed.”
Highest variance Search Marketing Strategists 14.5
Graphic Designers 13.4
Investment Fund Managers 13.0
Financial Managers 13.0
Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage 12.6

Labor Market Impact Potential of AI ( ChatGPT )

This study offers an examination of the potential impact of LLMs, specifically GPTs, on various occupations and industries within the economy. · This document investigates the impact of Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) models and other generative AI technologies on the la ...

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Technophobe or Techno-friendly

Technophobe or techno-friendly · Now as most of us know the original “cell phone” was around 80 pounds and was only installed in cars. This amazing device is just around 75 years old. The handheld cell phone arrived a bit later in 1973. Now while neither of these is what the yout ...

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Do You Want an Upper or a Downer with That Shake?

The Japanese are seemingly working on a ‘ground-breaking’ solution to prevent earthquake damage to dwellings. Basically, the shaking triggers a sensor that starts a powerful air compressor that elevates the house above its footings. Details appear scant, at least readily availabl ...

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Making Way For Idiots.

This world is getting very stupid and we might die wondering if this was the plan.

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