Actually, it's not the $100k/yr jobs.... Those people have highly skilled knowledge and experience beyond simple text writing.
It's coming for the *entry level* versions of those jobs. The clerks and staffers who write the first drafts....
So those avenues to success will be closed off.
Meanwhile, in the Land of Graphics:
AI porn is easy to make now. For women, that’s a nightmare.Easy access to AI imaging gives abusers new tools to target women
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/02/13/ai-porn-deepfakes-women-consent/Until recently, making realistic AI porn took computer expertise. Now, thanks in part to new, easy-to-use AI tools, anyone with access to images of a victim’s face can create realistic-looking explicit content with an AI-generated body. Incidents of harassment and extortion are likely to rise, abuse experts say, as bad actors use AI models to humiliate targets ranging from ce1ebrit1es to ex-girlfriends — even ch1ldren.
Victims are often met with judgment and confusion from their employers and communities, she said. For example, [Kristen] Zaleski, [director of forensic mental health at Keck Human Rights Clinic at the University of Southern California] said she’s already worked with
a small-town schoolteacher who lost her job after parents learned about AI porn made in the teacher’s likeness without her consent.“The parents at the school didn’t understand how that could be possible,” Zaleski said. “They insisted they didn’t want their k1ds taught by her anymore.”
AI models depict women with sexualized poses and expressions because of pervasive bias on the internet, the source of their training data, regardless of whether nudes and other explicit images have been filtered out.
For example, the app Lensa, which shot to the top of app charts in November, creates AI-generated self portraits. Many women said the app sexualized their images, giving them larger breasts or portraying them shirtless.
Lauren Gutierrez, a 29-year-old from Los Angeles who tried Lensa in December, said she fed it publicly available photos of herself, such as her LinkedIn profile picture. In turn, Lensa rendered multiple naked images.
Gutierrez said she felt surprised at first. Then she felt nervous.
“It almost felt creepy,” she said. “Like if a guy were to take a woman’s photos that he just found online and put them into this app and was able to imagine what she looks like naked.”