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The Rise and Fall of the Knowledge Worker
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2025
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What do you mean? Any AI can replace any knowledge worker. You just fire the worker and say AI will do it, easy
Look around... Running a corporation isn't about doing things or making things anymore, it's about the stock price. And consulting companies have convinced investors that layoffs are so hot and rich
If you haven't noticed, the quality of everything has been plummeting since COVID. They don't care about tomorrow problems, just extracting as much wealth as they can before it all comes crashing down