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bullettrain1 t1_je1bv95 wrote

Sorry by the way, I mistakenly thought it was an article summary and not something a user wrote. Also didn’t realize which sub I was in. It was rude of me to use that tone and language in my first comment, your opinion is as valid as mine is.

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bullettrain1 t1_je1aiem wrote

My point is the livelihood of CEOs are not threatened by AI, opposed to everyone else. To your point - they will use it as a tool. That’s my issue with people saying “oh it will replace CEOs” , because it won’t put them out of work, it’ll make them richer

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bullettrain1 t1_je0x1hm wrote

Yep, sounds right to me. I’ve been an employed developer for 10+ years, I’ll have work in the near future, sure. But I see what’s coming. And it’s possible that timeline is shorter than I realize. The people that think it won’t impact them are fooling themselves.

One prediction that stuck with me is this. Rather than huge layoffs in a short amount of time, we’ll see a 2% workforce reduction each year moving forward, and it won’t bounce back. That’s the most likely estimate I’ve heard so far.

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bullettrain1 t1_j1uioq8 wrote

Are you referring to putting ‘keywords’ in resumes? Because that whole thing is a myth to sell resume enhancement and review services, the applications that handle uploaded resumes don’t actually consider those.

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bullettrain1 t1_j0dgxvo wrote

Incest has been taboo for thousands of years primarily because it went against most culture’s purpose of marriage, which was the exchange of wealth / property. With incest, no wealth transfer occurs, so it was shunned by the general population. However, wealthy families / royals encouraged incest in order to keep the wealth in the family / not pass wealth to peasants.

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