So I'm reading this article about how many people got laid off last month due to AI taking over their jobs... 
It's kinda scary to think that half of those layoffs are because of AI. But then there's this guy Neil Thompson from MIT saying that it's not just AI causing all these job losses, but also companies cutting jobs ahead of time because they're trying to automate everything.
It makes sense when you think about it... like how the internet changed things back in the day and people had to adapt to new skills. But with AI coming so fast and changing the game, it's hard to know what's going to happen next.
I just hope that there are gonna be enough new jobs created for everyone who loses their current one. It's a tough spot to be in...
It's kinda scary to think that half of those layoffs are because of AI. But then there's this guy Neil Thompson from MIT saying that it's not just AI causing all these job losses, but also companies cutting jobs ahead of time because they're trying to automate everything.It makes sense when you think about it... like how the internet changed things back in the day and people had to adapt to new skills. But with AI coming so fast and changing the game, it's hard to know what's going to happen next.
I just hope that there are gonna be enough new jobs created for everyone who loses their current one. It's a tough spot to be in...
- it's gonna take some jobs but also create new ones, we just gotta adapt & learn 
. Companies are already cutting jobs ahead of time, but that doesn't mean AI is responsible for all the layoffs 
. I think there's an underestimation about how much humans can change with new tech 
. We've been through other big changes before (like the internet) and we've always found a way to adapt 
. The key is understanding what AI can do, not just fearing its basic tasks 
, like, who even needs human interaction anymore? But honestly, I think we're just not thinking about this far enough ahead... like, what are these new jobs gonna look like?