At some point the people who were laid off start competing against the company they used to work for at a fraction of the price. A company that only has a few real people and the rest AI that has cushy executive margins can be out priced by those who have access to the same AI features and just want a reasonable wage.
We could also see CEO wages fall as their job can be done by anyone because of AI.
And then the ~~outsourcing~~ AI replacement may slow down or reverse.
Its happened before, it'll happen again, and ~~Visual Basic~~ AI may or may not change the landscape. I'm not that impressed with the current guise, but after a few revisions it may be better.
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Well, that means they will continue to do it until it starts hurting their bottom line. Targets missed, sales down, etc.
At some point the people who were laid off start competing against the company they used to work for at a fraction of the price. A company that only has a few real people and the rest AI that has cushy executive margins can be out priced by those who have access to the same AI features and just want a reasonable wage.
We could also see CEO wages fall as their job can be done by anyone because of AI.
And then the ~~outsourcing~~ AI replacement may slow down or reverse.
Its happened before, it'll happen again, and ~~Visual Basic~~ AI may or may not change the landscape. I'm not that impressed with the current guise, but after a few revisions it may be better.