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Why are AI companies suddenly opening up coffee shops?
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Look at how desperate they are to get a return before the bubble bursts. It's hilarious.
It's like the dotcom bubble in that everyone is striking out in every which direction on this neew tech, hoping they're the last man standing.
This one is far worse though. Not sure how I'll survive it, but I sense my IT career is over.
The IT grunt work is going to get 10x easier (need 1/10th the head count for grunt work).
If you do more than grunt work, as most "computer" people actually do, your job should be safe from AI for a while.
Your career will most likely be safe. After all, someone has to comenin after the AI burns everything down to properly repair and fix the mistakes.