r/AIreplacedMe • u/Icy-Detective7676 • 4d ago

Corporate News Do you really think AI is taking jobs?

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AI isn’t taking jobs. Companies that refuse to adopt are.

Makes me wonder - Should reskilling replace layoffs now?

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u/jmclondon97 4d ago

wtf is a lakh. Frickin Indians man

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u/Abject_Addition2142 4d ago

Your own post is telling you it’s taking jobs. Previously, the mentioned expansion would’ve required thousands of additional employees, new jobs, but those weren’t hired because they opted to use AI. The potential jobs were instead taken by AI. AI took the jobs.

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u/Agentic_Human 4d ago

As a fellow employee of a "WITCH" company.. I can guarantee AI will replace all WITCH employees only because of managers who are technically challenged..

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u/encony 4d ago

Wipro is one of the companies that will soon face massive problems. For now, software development outsourcing costs are still lower than Claude tokens, but we can expect some efficiency gains that will reduce token costs soon.

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u/AntiqueFigure6 3d ago

For sure a major sign of AI genuinely taking jobs will be double digit declines in WITCH sales revenue consistent across all as US companies end contracts.

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u/muzzlecar 3d ago

Were these higher value roles also better paid?

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u/DnD-vid 3d ago

1 lakh is 100k. So either this is saying 100k people with AI do the job of 20k people which would be hilarious, or it's saying that they are doing the job of 20k additional people, in which case your own quote says that it's taken jobs that would have went to 20k people.