The companies cutting humans for AI are about to learn an expensive lesson

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News Summary

  • On paper, AI looks like it has already achieved human-level performance.
  • Microsoft recently used OpenAI's advanced o3 model to "solve" more than eight out of ten New England Journal of Medicine test case studies.
  • Each 10% improvement in foundational models requires $1 trillion in expenditure.
  • The most effective AI systems are those designed around human expertise, not in its absence.
  • Permanently and intentionally incorporating human validation throughout AI workflows is what will unlock each subsequent level of AI functionality.
Meta and other tech giants are justifying recent layoffs with the same narrative AI can do the work now, so humans dont need to.

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