- The editor -in -chief told Notebooklm to BI that humanities skills are gaining value in artificial intelligence.
- Stephen Johnson says that the new “AI WRANGLER” role requires knowledge of models and what they can do.
- He said that philosophical and psychological skills are increasingly important.
Traditionally, a scientific degree in humanities will not be translated into a job in technology – but this may change in the era of artificial intelligence.
In an interview with Business Insider, Stephen Johnson, who participated in the establishment of many startups and worked as an author before becoming the Notebooklm editor -in -chief in Google Labs, said that humanities may return to return.
Johnson, who helps in building the Notebooklm tool, in the era of linguistic models, said in the era of large language models, there is “revenge on the humanities.” Not only is the main English language, but philosophical and psychological skills are also useful.
Johnson said: “There is a full set of questions about Amnesty International, which no one was thinking, except for philosophers, almost two years ago,” adding that “these types of philosophical skills are really important.”
Johnson said the formulation of the model and the conversation was “a large part” of the product. He referred to Amanda Askil, the philosopher who works as a researcher in the alignment of Antarbur Club, as an example of a person who “trains the characters” for artificial intelligence models.
In an interview with June, Anthropor posted on YouTube, Askell said that philosophy does not always line up with every aspect of her work, but building the character of Claude is “philosophical rich”. She should work through complicated questions, such as whether Amnesty International models should have ethical considerations and what human principles should be trained.
In response to a question about a question about whether it is strange to be strange to be strange to be strange to be a philosopher training on the artificial intelligence model: “He represented many people,” I told you that the degree will be useful. “
Google and Anthropor are not the only companies that realize the value of the degree of humanities. The founder of Ai Startup Bi told them that they were looking for them and said that those who have liberal arts backgrounds have a “creative and centered approach about man” and a strong understanding of how to apply artificial intelligence in their fields.
The role of “AI WRANGLER”
When he started Google Labs, Johnson initially helped write claims for artificial intelligence models. With the launch of the artificial intelligence boom, the role of the engineer immediately acquired the attention of other English specialties interested in AI.
Johnson said that the debris will change, especially with the improvement of artificial intelligence models in rewriting claims – but a new role, which he referred to as “AI WRANGLER”.
Johnson said: “This may be the next stage of the rainy engineer,” Johnson said.
Johnson describes the role of Ai Wrangler as it does not necessarily require coding experience but includes deep knowledge of the latest models and capabilities.
For example, if someone wants to create a 30 -second wheelchair with artificial intelligence, AI WRANGLER will know the best tool for that task and how to use it. He said that the role requires a “certain level of artistic development”, but it does not require knowledge of how to program.
Johnson said that one of the most important skills to be learned now is fluency in the latest models and functions.
“This is just a general purpose skill that will actually be valuable in every one industry,” Johnson said.
Technical skills do not disappear
Although there is an increasing need for human skills to help build how models interact, this does not mean that technical skills are no longer of value or necessary. Those who suffer from a human background may need a skill in technical fields to open opportunities for themselves in this field.
The Google Ai Sales Commander who studied the press and started his career in filmmaking in the end of the technology giant in the media, entertainment and games for artificial intelligence sales. However, Bi was told that he had to win technical certificates and work on his way in engineering roles before taking over the leadership roles of Amnesty International.
Johnson, a published author of 14 books, came to Google with a strong understanding of technology, after he sold startups and written widely on this topic.
“If you are going to make API calls to a set of these models, you may need more technical skills,” Johnson said, adding that “if someone wants to use you to get the best outputs from the best models, you don’t really need a lot of technical skills to do so.”
