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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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I have yet to see any so called „AI“ that is even remotely able to replace true „knowledge workers“.
LLM can be helpful. But I do not believe that I will live to see them replace humans on more than an low to average level.
At my job we’re just finishing up a big project that’s mostly ChatGPT output because the consultant we wanted to do it quoted a super high price. So there’s at least one consultant in the world that missed out on 4 months’ work.