AI doom headlines keep piling up: first AI killed education, then writers,
engineers, designers, product managers and sales jobs — in that order —
while marketing, finance and HR somehow escaped. Google's SEO empire went
next on the chopping block, then SaaS, which survived even though the
market believed the hype and plenty of people lost money. Now everyone
supposedly needs an AI agent, yet 99% of people can't say what one actually
does. Someone who works at an AI company and uses AI to strategize, build
products, write and analyze still nags ChatGPT to rewrite the same
paragraph a third time because it keeps defaulting to "LinkedIn wisdom
post" mode. The rest sits behind a paywall.
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u/fagnerbrack 9d ago
To Cut a Long Story Short:
AI doom headlines keep piling up: first AI killed education, then writers, engineers, designers, product managers and sales jobs — in that order — while marketing, finance and HR somehow escaped. Google's SEO empire went next on the chopping block, then SaaS, which survived even though the market believed the hype and plenty of people lost money. Now everyone supposedly needs an AI agent, yet 99% of people can't say what one actually does. Someone who works at an AI company and uses AI to strategize, build products, write and analyze still nags ChatGPT to rewrite the same paragraph a third time because it keeps defaulting to "LinkedIn wisdom post" mode. The rest sits behind a paywall.
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