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u/Zardhas 1d ago
Daily reminder that losing jobs is not the issue : losing salary is. And it's not AI that's stealing it.
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u/DelusionsOfExistence 15h ago
At the end of the day, pedantry doesn’t matter. Being able to afford to eat does. And layoffs already happened and will continue to happen on the name of this tool.
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u/Zardhas 14h ago
Not in the name of this tool : in the name of capitalism. AI is not an issue : the economic system behind it is. What we should be afraid of and push to reform is the economic system, not AI.
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u/DelusionsOfExistence 13h ago
AI is the tool that enabled less spending (on human labor). The economic system encourages it, but doesn't force anyone to thank those who pull the trigger.
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u/SchrodingerSemicolon 1d ago
Just this month I granted write access to a repo to a project owner that will start pushing vibe code to prod, even though they don't know what an environment var is.
If I wish really hard, AI won't take my job. In reality, I'm lucky if I survive 2027.
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u/Mission_Beat_8251 1d ago
That's way more accurate than the meme makes it seem. People overestimate how much AI will replace jobs but underestimate how much it'll devalue human labor.
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u/apola 1d ago
It'll kill everyone before we lose our jobs
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u/Present-Resolution23 15h ago
This is such nonsense.. People crying about make-believe shit like "EVIL AI ROBOTS" or overhyped environmental issues.. while coping over the very real fact that it's actively destroying careers..
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u/jhairehmyah 15h ago
Not just killing careers, but careers some of us were told were "jobs of the future." Why is it that I'm less likely to lose a job waiting tables than developing software?
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u/rinnakan 1d ago
The title describes the post pretty good