Media jobs are at risk of being replaced by AI
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According to experts, AI excels in generating written content and can do so "with greater efficiency than human counterparts"
Media jobs, spanning advertising, technical writing, journalism, and any role involving content creation, face potential disruption from AI technologies like ChatGPT. This stems from AI's proficiency in reading, writing, and comprehending text-based data. The ability to analyze and interpret vast amounts of language-based data is a skill that generative AI is expected to enhance significantly.
Economist Paul Krugman suggests in a New York Times op-ed that ChatGPT might perform tasks such as reporting and writing more efficiently than humans. Some segments of the media industry have already dabbled in AI-generated content, with CNET utilizing a ChatGPT-like AI tool to produce numerous articles, albeit with some necessary corrections. BuzzFeed has also employed similar technology for crafting content like quizzes and travel guides. Nevertheless, Madgavkar stresses that the majority of content creation work still relies heavily on human judgment.