The hottest Gig Economy Substack posts right now

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Gig Economy, AI, and LLM: Friends or Foes?

Gad’s Newsletter • 47 implied HN points • 05 Feb 24
🕹 Technology AI ML Gig Economy Artificial Intelligence Large Language Models
  1. The gig economy connects freelancers with businesses through digital platforms for flexible, temporary work.
  2. Advancements in AI, particularly LLM and ML, are empowering gig workers by automating tasks, providing data-driven insights, and improving service quality.
  3. Challenges in the gig economy arise from the potential job displacement due to automation and AI advancements, along with ethical concerns about bias and privacy.

Mommy, daddy, is ChatGPT going to automate your jobs? | Roundup #18

Workonomics • 19 implied HN points • 28 Mar 23
💼 Business Labor Economics Policy Gig Economy Automation
  1. A study found that higher-wage jobs have a higher exposure to automation than lower-wage jobs.
  2. A tight labor market has helped reduce inequality by increasing wages for low-wage workers more than high-wage workers.
  3. Different states have proposed various gig economy regulations, such as requiring gig platforms to show drivers how much they were paid and provide benefits like minimum wage and sick time.

Everything Everywhere All At Once

Workforce Futurist by Andy Spence • 2 HN points • 07 Mar 23
💼 Business Future of work Gig Economy
  1. Work is constantly changing and being deconstructed into different parts like skills, tasks, and purpose.
  2. The future of work impacts everything from why we work to how we find work, and it's not limited to corporate knowledge workers in North America and Europe.
  3. Technology, like ChatGPT, is predicted to have a significant impact on the future of work in the next decade.
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