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It turns out the future of work is constant anxiety of being replaced by AI.

everyone is creating ai agents but who will buy ?? is it worth going with a ai chatbot when I can use chatgpt api

AI and Job Efficiency: Contrary to fears of job loss, AI might actually make workers more efficient. Companies like Alorica are using AI to enhance customer service by providing support in multiple languages

consumer pricing on gen ai is way too out of hand companies should focus more on adding value to their existing products

Take AI recommendations on products with a pinch of salt. There are many LLM optimisation agencies out there gaming the answers for products just like SEO. And not long before these AI companies start charging for the placements themselves, similar t

It looks like AI companies are carving out distinct niches: - OpenAI is focused on consumer AI - Anthropic is leaning into coding and developer tools - Google... is just being Google

Scared of AI? We’ve seen this before. When YouTube showed up, TV stations freaked out. But YouTube creators built empires. New tech doesn’t ask for permission—it just happens. The same is true with AI. It’s not about being a tech builder. That p

There has been a lot of talks on the 2026 AI data Drought. Everyone seems to be like what will happen if data shortage occurs. But doesn't it seem like that this is the new job market that is been created by the AI industry, although taking away m

AI WILL REPLACE THE JOB OF ACCOUNTANTS AND CA BY 2035

For all those worried about AI taking there jobs, I have a stupid paradoxical theory 😅 — There’s a significant amount of companies that sell to common people, so if companies lay off humans to reduce costs and maximize profits using AI and the major