ChatGPT Predicts Jobs Likely to Disappear by 2036 Source: Let's Do Science ChatGPT predicted a short list of roles likely to disappear within 10 years, naming Data Entry Clerks, Telemarketers, Cashiers, Travel Agents, and Bank Tellers as primary examples. The piece highlights wage baselines (for example Data Entry Clerks mean salary $40,130) and frames the shift as driven by automation and conversational AI. Technical … Continue reading Eye on AI: ChatGPT Predicts Jobs Likely to Disappear by 2036

Eye on AI: DeepMind Maps Internet-Based Attacks on AI Agents by Let's Do Science Google DeepMind released a paper and accompanying blog that define and demonstrate a new attack class they call "AI Agent Traps", mapping how the open internet can be used to manipulate autonomous agents. The researchers present six distinct trap categories, provide proof-of-concept examples, and … Continue reading Eye on AI: DeepMind Maps Internet-Based Attacks on AI Agents

AI Vendors Avoid Fixing Critical Security Flaws by Let's Do Science AI vendors are deflecting responsibility for security flaws, labeling exploitable behaviors as "working as intended" and choosing documentation changes or token bounties over systemic fixes. Researchers demonstrated hijacks against Claude Code Security Review, Gemini CLI Action, and GitHub Copilot that can exfiltrate API keys and tokens. Vendors paid … Continue reading Eye on AI: AI Vendors Avoid Fixing Critical Security Flaws

Eye on AI: China's AI Agents Reshape Consumer Commerce by Let's Do Science Meituan and other Chinese platforms are deploying what the research calls agentic commerce, where AI agents do more than recommend; they execute transactions under user-defined guardrails. Users can delegate tasks such as "order my usual lunch, delay delivery 20 minutes," and the agent completes … Continue reading Eye on AI: China’s AI Agents Reshape Consumer Commerce