2024-12-30
17 分钟Hi, this is Mary Childs.
There's the saying about artificial intelligence that right now AI is the worst it will ever be.
It screws up a lot now, but it is only going to get better.
So how to even answer questions like will AI replace jobs or change jobs?
We talked about this on the show last year and especially in the Planet Money newsletter, which our beloved Greg Rosalski writes.
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So today we are sharing something that Greg uncovered for the newsletter this summer.
He figured out a clever way to investigate AI progress for jobs.
Look at something AI is already good at.
Translation.
Greg interviewed an AI innovator who also is the head of the language learning app Duolingo.
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Just go to plus.npr.org okay, here's Greg.
Recently, I've been trying to figure out how to measure if AI is overhyped right now or maybe it's appropriately hyped.
I don't know.
And one of the people I talk to about this is an entrepreneur and AI innovator.