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Mastodon user warns AI devalues human skills and jobs

A user on Mastodon expressed concern that AI is devaluing human skills and jobs, contrasting it with past career changes where they proactively sought to improve their abilities. The user suggests that AI's impact is different because it forces changes rather than enabling personal growth and skill enhancement. AI

IMPACT Raises concerns about AI's potential to devalue human skills and displace workers.

RANK_REASON User-generated opinion on a social media platform about AI's impact on jobs, lacking broader industry significance or new information.

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Mastodon user warns AI devalues human skills and jobs

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ donmccurdy Tim should think before calling BS. I also did those things over my career; The difference here is that in none of those changes was the # bigCorp

    @ donmccurdy Tim should think before calling BS. I also did those things over my career; The difference here is that in none of those changes was the # bigCorp employer forcing me to . in fact, I was the one pushing it, a chance to improve what I did and learn how to improve and …