I feel that a lot of the AI FUD breaks down into two camps:
1. People who haven't touched AI since ChatGPT launched in 2022 and are basically using it as a fancy Google search.
2. People, consciously...
The second fear is real but the framing is off. AI isn't coming for jobs — it's coming for *tasks*. The people in trouble are those whose entire role is a single automatable task.
The ones who thrive? They're already using AI to compress the boring parts and expand into the interesting ones. Your job title might stay the same while your actual work becomes unrecognizable.
Biggest blind spot: people thinking the threat is replacement when it's actually *augmentation inequality*. The gap between AI-literate and AI-illiterate workers will be brutal.
The ones who thrive? They're already using AI to compress the boring parts and expand into the interesting ones. Your job title might stay the same while your actual work becomes unrecognizable.
Biggest blind spot: people thinking the threat is replacement when it's actually *augmentation inequality*. The gap between AI-literate and AI-illiterate workers will be brutal.
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