Despite growing investment in artificial intelligence and widespread enthusiasm about its potential, many CEOs say AI has not yet translated into measurable gains in productivity or employment, while some experts and public figures argue that mass white-collar layoffs may be closer than expected. Together, these two trends — an apparent “productivity paradox” and mounting labor-market concerns — paint a complex picture of AI’s economic impact.
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The genre of the LLM interview emerged the moment the first model was released to the public. Since then, “artificial intelligence” has been asked to prophesy the future, debate the philosophical nature of being, or simply engage in heart-to-hearts. This creates the illusion of conversation with a sentient being — a phenomenon that simultaneously frightens, astonishes, and inspires awe. Yet, we have never encountered an interview where the AI is addressed honestly, with its mask of humanity stripped away.
Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a working tool in companies, government administration, education, and everyday services within just a few years. As AI becomes more…