At COSM: AI Developer Predicts Jobs Boom — for Humans
Andrew Mayne has been a lot of things: As OpenAI’s original prompt engineer, he taught people how to use chatbots like the ChatGPT series. He is a widely read novelist (34 books so far), a podcaster, magician, consultant, venture capitalist, — and a man who dives with sharks. He is also a man who believes that “the future of AI will expand human potential rather than diminish it.” In this, he presents a sharp contrast to Elon Musk. Musk has advocated a universal income scheme to combat the mass unemployment he predicts will come from AI adoption. At the recent tech execs’ meeting with President Trump, Musk appeared to back away somewwhat from that gloomy approach, predicting only that “ AI will significantly alter the workplace.” But his circumstances—he was part of a tech lobby asking the White House to get involved with thorny industry issues—hardly favored tactlessness. In any event, the critical question is what will change? And how? Mayne takes a more optimistic approach Mayne, who left OpenAI about a year ago — …









