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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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Before blaming AI, blame companies who decided to outsource as much as possible to the lowest priced options, regardless of quality. Once those options became "cost prohibitive" (read, not cheap enough to satisfy shareholders), only then did the rush to develop AI truly begin.
The cheaper the better, but such an opinion will undoubtedly lead to the collapse of civilization lol.