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This article have lots of signs it was in large part AI generated. Multiples lists, em-dashes, AI generated illustrations.
I don't see any clear disclosure on the article's page, but there's a AI policy page explaining how it's used in many way, including for the writing.
It makes it hard to take this seriously. If this online media don't bother writing articles themselves, why bother reading them?
They got their clicks though - the rest is someone else's problem (according to their POV).
AI simps catch blocks
yeah
The second employers can get rid of people over computers they will.
I agree that companies will try to automate where they can, but I think the bigger question is which jobs will actually disappear and which ones will simply change kkkkkkkkkkk
The only changes I'll let AI make to my job is to make it easier for me. I'm not going to work the same hours if I'm expected to use AI.
My output is the same.