Former OpenAI researcher Will Depue has published a lengthy article stating that humans will soon see machines surpassing them in nearly all intellectual and physical capabilities, adding that most people have not truly accepted this trend.
Depue argues that human capabilities such as entrepreneurship and taste do not have a "special and safe moat," and professions including investors, entrepreneurs, consultants, content creators, and musicians may undergo changes similar to those experienced by software engineers and mathematicians. He believes AI will eventually reach or even exceed human limits in fields like literature, poetry, music, and visual arts.
Even if AI lacks human emotions and love, it may still outperform humans in making others "feel loved"; in the future, the only jobs that can resist automation may be crafts that derive value solely from being "created by humans." Depue emphasizes this is not pessimism. He notes humans can still gain value from human-to-human communities, art, and relationships, but should seriously face the future where machines surpass their capabilities: "Don’t cling to your abilities—they will disappear soon." When asked about the timeline for this future, he says it could take five years or fifty years, but humans are approaching non-human intelligence that can understand and express the "human condition" in ways humans cannot comprehend.
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