Most people on here are a lot smarter than me and I have an honest question to ask.
This came about because I was thinking of the future US job market and what it will look like if we continue to be solely focused on a service economy. Listen, don’t be a Chad and dissect all that may be wrong with my problem statement.
Could part of why the Dorito is trying to onshore manufacturing as fast as possible to offset jobs lost by AI? I mean with AI they are saying 15-30% of ALL jobs can potentially go away with a full adoption. Even in my specialized area of employment there is going to be a 50-75% reduction of frontline talent with the AI we will be implementing in the next 2 years.
Would love to know where those jobs lost will need to pivot to
Take your political BS and shove it…intelligent conversation only please.