This is The Guardian.
Today is the AI revolution about to take your job.
So I recently met this guy who works as a translator.
And I can't say too much here, but lately,
just to save time, he's been employing the services of ChatGPT.
He gets his stuff translated and sends it to his colleague who's a proofreader who edits it and sends it back.
And he noticed in one of those emails a strange question at the end.
Does this read more clearly now or would you like further refinements?
And that's when he realised his job,
his colleague's job, were already being partly done by AI.
Thing is, bosses have realised this too,
that AI can be an incredible tool to make their workers more productive.
Or it could just replace that worker.
In the past,
the theory has gone that industrial revolutions like this one take away lots of jobs,
but they create more jobs than they destroy.
But over the past few days,
the CEO of one major AI company has been doing the rounds with a warning.
One, big job losses to AI are coming imminently.
And two, this industrial revolution, it's not going to be like the others.