My company keeps saying AI will make our jobs easier, but it mostly feels like we're expected to do more work. Is anyone else seeing this?
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  • Yes, but adopting AI should make output per employee increase. Employees become more valuable if their output continues to increase. Otherwise, if... you owned the company, how willing would you be to keep increasing wages with no commensurate increase in output? Will you pay more for the same work? more

  • You're not wrong. The promise is efficiency; the reality is that AI just raises the baseline. Instead of working less, you're just expected to produce... more—same hours, higher targets, plus the added work of reviewing AI output. It's not liberation; it's acceleration. The treadmill just got faster.

    What everyone should be worried about is what's coming next. AGI.
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  • AI still needs human beings to instruct it and feed it with more information. The technology will never fully replace the human element, though some... layoffs will happen. more

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