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The AI jobs crisis is here, now: It's not coming, it has already arrived.
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C-suite jobs are the jobs most easily replaced by AI, and arguably the only class of job that current AI models are capable of performing adequately.
They're task-minimal jobs that don't require any real understanding of anything. Basic logical decision-making and long-term analysis can outperform the typically self-centered and petty motivations most C-suites apply to make decisions that maximize present-quarter profits over everything else.
Jira can already be programmed to annoy me about open issues that have not had an update in a couple days. Program it to message me at inconvenient times asking me stupid questions about the project that I've been working on for 2 years, program it to deny me a raise, and you could replace half of the middle managers at my company.