AI: El Gran Cataclismo Laboral 2026-2030 - Hilo Mítico

bueno, yo creo que este hilo va a ser como el de recesión 20xx

es como que está ahí el guano, pero nunca es "EL" guano total final definitivo

igual en 2030 vemos que estas pequeñas mierdecitas hacen una grande en conjunto y tal, pero salvo que pase algo tocho, sigo sin ver el cataclismo laboral... igual el año que viene se acelera, quien sabe...

Los de derecho tampoco se libran. De hecho la empresa más tocha de AI para derecho se llama Legora y es de aquí de Estocolmo.

https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1vv5vg7/someone_should_tell_the_folks_applying_to_schools/

no creo que vayan a sustituir mucho a los abogados, si acaso habrá más velocidad en redactar cosas, pero no sé, justo este campo lo veo poco sustituible por ia

https://legora.com/

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/04/technology/open-source-ai-anthropic-openai.html

esto sí me hace sentido

mucho

AT&T turned to artificial intelligence models from Anthropic and OpenAI in recent years to help with customer service, call transcription and coding. The A.I. models charged fees and were “closed,” which meant the A.I. companies did not share their underlying code.

This year, AT&T changed course.

As A.I. costs skyrocketed, Andy Markus, the company’s chief data and A.I. officer, looked for cheaper alternatives. He landed on “open” models, which can be downloaded and modified without payment or approval.

By May, open models accounted for 20 percent of AT&T’s A.I. use. That has since risen to 40 percent and may jump to 60 percent in the coming months, Mr. Markus said in an interview.

“We believe it could go much, much higher,” he said, adding that AT&T was saving up to 80 percent on A.I. costs compared with earlier this year.

Open-source artificial intelligence has become all the rage in corporate America. Like AT&T, companies such as Airbnb and Deloitte are also turning to open A.I. models that are easy to customize and cheaper to use. Last month, open models accounted for 58 percent of A.I. use, up from 10 percent a year ago, according to U.S. user data from OpenRouter, a platform that lets people choose different A.I. models to complete tasks.

On Thursday, the chip maker Nvidia announced it was buying Hugging Face, a library of open A.I. models, for $12.9 billion, another sign of the technology’s importance.

al final, tanto rollo para acabar con un contestador automático detodalavida

pero bueno, not bad

así pueden dedicar el claude a tope de gama para crear soluciones al cambio climático y el cáncer y tal... digo yo