Tyler Cowen is an economist who has been thinking about the impact of technology on life, work, and the economy for the past decade.
He is a prolific writer behind the leading economic blog Marginal Revolution, a professor of economics at George Mason University, and the author of 17 books.
In this episode, I dive deep with him on how ChatGPT will change the economy, and how he uses it in his own life. We get into:
- How ChatGPT makes him smarter
- How he uses it for deep reading and research
- How it acts as a “universal translator” when he travels
- How he uses ChatGPT and Perplexity AI together
- How “charisma” and “a hyped-up executive function” may be the most economically rewarded skills over the next 10 years
- His thoughts on the allocation economy and the future of work with AI-assistance
- Whether a ChatGPT clone of Tyler’s personality would answer questions in the same way Tyler does himself
This is a must-watch for anyone who wants insights on adapting to the future of work.
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Teaser
00:00:57 - Intro
00:05:57 - His predictions on AI’s immediate and long-term effects
00:11:31 - How AI can be leveraged to manage people
00:17:19 - Using ChatGPT as a universal translator during travel
00:21:00 - Why he worries less about hallucinations
00:22:00 - Using specific prompts to do deep research with ChatGPT
00:25:54 - Why he prefers using Playground
00:41:09 - ChatGPT goes head-to-head with Perplexity AI
00:49:58 - Using ChatGPT in university classrooms
00:57:59 - “Tyler” test
28 июн 2024