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I wanted to open a discussion up about this. In my personal life, I keep talking to people about AI and they keep telling me their jobs are complicated and they can’t be replaced by AI.

But i’m realizing something AI doesn’t have to be able to do all the things that humans can do. It just has to be able to do the bare minimum and in a capitalistic society companies will jump on that because it’s cheaper.

I personally think we will start to see products being developed that are designed to be more easily managed by AI because it saves on labor costs. I think AI will change business processes and cause them to lean towards the types of things that it can do. Does anyone else share my opinion or am I being paranoid?

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