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SQL Replaced COBOL Programmers, But Didn't Eliminate Them
D. Richard Hipp explains how SQL replaced COBOL programmers by automating data querying tasks, changing job roles but not eliminating them. This is a relevant example for builders and operators of AI systems.
D. Richard Hipp explains how SQL replaced COBOL programmers by automating data querying tasks, changing job roles but not eliminating them. This is a relevant example for builders and operators of AI systems. New technologies can alter job roles, but not eliminate them. Builders and operators of AI systems should be aware of this when designing and implementing new systems.
D. Richard Hipp explains how SQL replaced COBOL programmers by automating data querying tasks, changing job roles but not eliminating them. This is a relevant example for builders and operators of AI systems.
- SQL replaced COBOL programmers by automating data querying tasks.
- Programmers' jobs changed, but they didn't disappear.
- New technologies can alter job roles, but not eliminate them.
Miau Labs takeNew technologies can alter job roles, but not eliminate them. Builders and operators of AI systems should be aware of this when designing and implementing new systems.