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"Are You Future-Ready?" Analysis of an AI Parody
Analyze_claims Pattern/Prompt Demo
I ran into this parody on the impact of AI to work and it’s a great candidate for the “analyze_claims” prompt/pattern in the open source fabric project.
For more on the fabric “open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI,” check out the project on github and my AI tagged blog posts.
Here’s what I punched into the terminal:
yt https://youtu.be/0lhmKOR8Www | fabric -p analyze_claims -o nothing_U_claims.txt
The output is below. Not bad eh?! I can see capabilities like these having growing importance. Give it a shot and let me know how it goes.
Table of Contents
ARGUMENT SUMMARY:
A new AI can perform all coding jobs and automate graphic design, suggesting a future where humans do nothing.
TRUTH CLAIMS:
CLAIM: New AI can perform all coding jobs in seconds.
CLAIM SUPPORT EVIDENCE:
- Advances in AI, such as OpenAI's GPT-3, have shown capabilities in generating code based on natural language descriptions, indicating progress towards automating coding tasks. (Source: OpenAI Blog)
CLAIM REFUTATION EVIDENCE:
- Despite advancements, AI still struggles with understanding complex requirements and maintaining software, tasks that require human oversight. (Source: MIT Technology Review)
LOGICAL FALLACIES:
- Overgeneralization: The claim suggests all coding jobs can be automated without considering the complexity and variety of these jobs.
CLAIM RATING: C
LABELS: speculative, overgeneralized
CLAIM: AI is outperforming accounting firms.
CLAIM SUPPORT EVIDENCE:
- AI technologies have been implemented in accounting for tasks like data entry and analysis, improving efficiency. (Source: Journal of Accountancy)
CLAIM REFUTATION EVIDENCE:
- Human accountants are still essential for strategic decision-making and interpreting complex financial situations, areas where AI lacks. (Source: Forbes)
LOGICAL FALLACIES:
- Hasty Generalization: Suggests AI superiority without acknowledging the nuanced roles of human accountants.
CLAIM RATING: C
LABELS: exaggerated, incomplete
CLAIM: Graphic design AI could minimize the need for human designers.
CLAIM SUPPORT EVIDENCE:
- AI tools like Adobe's Sensei are enhancing graphic design processes by automating routine tasks. (Source: Adobe Blog)
CLAIM REFUTATION EVIDENCE:
- Creativity and understanding client needs in graphic design often require human intuition and empathy, which AI cannot replicate. (Source: AIGA Design Futures)
LOGICAL FALLACIES:
- False Dilemma: Implies a choice between AI and human designers, ignoring the potential for collaboration.
CLAIM RATING: C
LABELS: oversimplified, dismissive
CLAIM: Humans will do nothing in the future due to AI.
CLAIM SUPPORT EVIDENCE:
- Predictions about technological unemployment suggest some jobs may be automated. (Source: World Economic Forum)
CLAIM REFUTATION EVIDENCE:
- Historical trends show technology creates new job opportunities and demands for human skills. (Source: Harvard Business Review)
LOGICAL FALLACIES:
- Slippery Slope: Assumes automation leads directly to a future of idleness without considering other outcomes.
CLAIM RATING: D
LABELS: speculative, alarmist
OVERALL SCORE:
LOWEST CLAIM SCORE: D
HIGHEST CLAIM SCORE: C
AVERAGE CLAIM SCORE: C
OVERALL ANALYSIS:
The argument presents an exaggerated view of AI's capabilities and impact on employment, overlooking the complexity of tasks and the potential for human-AI collaboration. It underestimates human adaptability and creativity