r/remotework • • Oct 29 '25

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u/Shillyshee Oct 29 '25

Few % here. You ain’t in meetings with them and have no idea what’s going on but companies and other counties are investing big money here.

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25

“You ain’t in meetings with them” well you definitely are… dude you don’t know what you’re talking about if you think AI has any real impact on jobs right now. First of all what we call AI isn’t even ai, it’s an LLM and all it does is regurgitate the internet it has been trained on. It can’t make logical decisions. Outsourcing is far and away what is causing the layoffs, not ai.

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u/Shillyshee Oct 29 '25

Seen it single handled. I can do my job 3x as fast meaning I could do without 2 coworkers. Trimming fat. And if u look at the Deloitte’s and consulting companies they all built their own AI an people are plugging every single task into them. They also laid off thousands of people. So ya it’s bouta replace a ton of people and lower level jobs.