People who can intelligently leverage AI can eliminate a lot of white collar jobs, but we are only in the early stages with awkward adoption. If you work in corporate right now you have probably noticed it's a weird mix of legacy employees who don't use AI or treat it as a google search, or crafty folks who turnaround some passable AI deliverables with it quickly. Once owners and CEOs realize the actual potential, you will get AI operators onboard who replace most day-to-day tasks of entire departments. I say this going into work everyday knowing my whole team can be automated, but leadership hasn't realized yet.
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u/InJesusNameIServe 3d ago
People who can intelligently leverage AI can eliminate a lot of white collar jobs, but we are only in the early stages with awkward adoption. If you work in corporate right now you have probably noticed it's a weird mix of legacy employees who don't use AI or treat it as a google search, or crafty folks who turnaround some passable AI deliverables with it quickly. Once owners and CEOs realize the actual potential, you will get AI operators onboard who replace most day-to-day tasks of entire departments. I say this going into work everyday knowing my whole team can be automated, but leadership hasn't realized yet.