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title: "Comment by Sandeep Panda on \"Has AI Taken My Job Yet?\" | Hashnode"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/has-ai-taken-my-job-yet/650a04c9956b28b53cba6663)

Comment [Has AI Taken My Job Yet?](https://hashnode.com/posts/has-ai-taken-my-job-yet/650a04c9956b28b53cba6663)

[Sandeep Panda](https://hashnode.com/@sandeep)

[Sep 21, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/has-ai-taken-my-job-yet/650a04c9956b28b53cba6663/comment/650be9486e010e234b1ce6e2)

I agree that universal libraries by themselves are insufficient without proper curation and filtering of content. Training AI on data that has been carefully fact-checked and made more truthful could be one step towards improving information access. However, this is just one part of the solution. Just leaving an open ended question for everyone here: What other changes to our information ecosystems do you think are needed to surface more novel and useful insights from the data we have access to?

[Nathan Kallman](https://hashnode.com/@kallmanation)

[Sep 21, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/has-ai-taken-my-job-yet/650a04c9956b28b53cba6663/comment/650be9486e010e234b1ce6e2#reply-650c14808cd3ce237b6de79e)

I only alluded to it, but I think the biggest step forward would come from a search engine based on usefulness and truthfulness instead of profit and manipulating information access (Basically a librarian, they are experts in accessing knowledge and doing research; if I visit my local library and ask for books covering a topic, they don't try to sell me something, they honestly try to help me)