OpenAI's new GPT-4 model will have a significant impact on the majority of jobs in the US, with certain occupations having higher exposure to these technologies, but professions requiring creativity, empathy, leadership, negotiation, or complex problem solving have low GPT exposure.

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  Open's new gpt.4 model can write, program and do Math with more precision, and a recent study suggests that the majority of jobs in the US will be affected by this type of technology.
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  80% of US workers will use models like GPT in some tasks, with 19% affected in 50% of their tasks, and certain occupations like accountants, writers, web designers, and journalists having higher exposure to these technologies.
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  The study analyzes the impact of GPT on different industries, with the biggest impact on data processing services, information services, publishing industries, and insurance companies, while the least impact is on food manufacturing, wood product manufacturing, or labor-intensive agricultural support activities, and also discusses the possible social and economic effects of its adoption and ethical challenges.
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  GPT has a greater exposure in higher-income jobs and almost all industries, including software programming, where 50-90% of tasks can be automated, but skills related to science and critical thinking are less likely to be automated.
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  Professions involving creativity, empathy, leadership, negotiation, or complex problem solving, such as artists, psychologists, managers, lawyers, or engineers, have low GPT exposure, meaning less than 10% of their tasks could be automated, but the study has been criticized for ignoring technical, ethical, and social challenges posed by GPT.
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  Advances in artificial intelligence will lead to the end of some professions and the rise of new ones, with the future generation benefiting the most.
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  Lord Byron opposed technological advances and industrialization, believing they degraded society and human work.
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  Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, developed the first algorithm in history and laid the foundations of modern computer programming, despite her father's protests, and emphasized the importance of education in adapting to technological changes.