Tarot Readers - Can We Create Value to Compete with Artificial Intelligence Bots?

 "News Corp Australia is producing 3,000 articles a week using generative artificial intelligence ..." - The Guardian, July 31, 2023

Most of those will be "service" articles such as information about where to find the best deal for  X or Y. The focus is primarily local. And before being published they will be reviewed by editors. However, obviously if giant News Corp is already leveraging artificial intelligence this trend will bleed into the processes of other newsrooms around the globe.

It is not premature to project this: The function of journalist, as we have known it (as opposed to investigative reporter), could die with my boomer generation. Schools of journalism, just like the English major, could go poof. Actually with the role of the Knowledge Worker so vulnerable the American university system, growing wildly since Harvard was invented in 1636, could be forced to downsize significantly. Only left standing would be their shells as research centers. 

Other career paths which can easily be blown up by technology? Come on, that projection has become a cliche in the media. They include document review in practicing law, marketing communications, accounting, even psychic services and so many more.

Of course there are the smugs who are convinced their line of work is "untouchable." That's because they are hands-on. However, robots programmed by generative AI can handle personal care for the elderly, fight fires, cook/deliver/serve meals and even provide sexual pleasure. 

Yet policy makers on the macro level globally aren't pushing into re-socializing humans to not value work (which is evolving into a lux item) and establishing sources of financial survival such as Universal Basic Income (UBI). Government leaders will have to introduce the meme of a return to the Garden of Eden, where work didn't exist, at least before the fall. The danger would be social systems of bread and circuses.

Meanwhile, those who are determined to hang onto career path will have to think differently, change and keep changing. Every profession, along with every mission, is being disrupted. 

The lawyers at Gunderson Dettmer have to become comfortable with its proprietary generative AI app ChatGD. 

Tarot readers have to create value not provided by bots. 

And those in the front lines of social justice ranging from the Roman Catholic Church to Paul Weiss have to go back to the drawing board and figure out what are society's emerging priorities. 

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