only for people who didnt take the neet pill

>>61908214
i dont care

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>>61908214
Based. So long codemonkeys.

>>61908237

they'll be back in some capacity.

nothing shows how retarded the c-suite is than the moves many companies are making around AI.

I'm 400K deep in PLTR.
I fear nothing but Alex Karp going bald.

>>61908214
who cares

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>>61908214
>"p-please buy our stocks guys we're totally AI too I promise"

>>61908214
They're going to crash because Dorsey is an idiot who has not cared about his business for years while completion has now surpassed them.

They fire another 1000 in a few months before filing chap 11 or selling the company.

>>61908255
AI can write code, instead of buying an expensive chromecast to or an nvidia shield. I had a lenovo minipc lying around and used chatgpt to create a living room user interface that acts like a cheap console. Only need it to stream parsec or open streaming services that automatically defaults to kiosk mode on their website. Its basically barebones debian and something called big-launcher on github.

>>61908255
Essentially this. Now I dont ever need to buy a small android based device for my living room. I can just buy an office minipc and replicate this.

https://github.com/complexlogic/big-launcher?tab=readme-ov-file#building

>>61908255
Its going to be more like they fire 2 people and keep 1 person to oversee the AI that can do the job of the 2 people they fired

This AI hype train is going to end as soon as they start charging what the AI really costs. Right now they're charging like 1 cent on every dollar they spend.

>>61908396
AI will drink all the water long before then

>>61908386
AI code is absolute shit. It forgets the names of variables. It forgets database schema. It’s completely retarded.

>>61908403
I still don't understand what people mean when they say AI uses up a lot of water

>>61908409
for every dollar they earn, 1 cent is profit, 9 cents cover electricity costs, and 90 cents are spent on buying drinking water and polluting it
it's an investment

>>61908214
Let me know when AI can take out the trash.

>>61908421
How is it polluted?

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>>61908409
Libtards who love science conviently forget how the water cycle works as soon as people do things they don't like with it.

>>61908424
it's a secret cocktail of heavy metal salts, turns water completely unusable

>>61908424
Christ just use ai to look it up

>>61908431
I thought they would just use a closed system with cooling towers

>>61908421
>>61908431
lol

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>>61908405
>I code is absolute shit. It forgets the names of variables. It forgets database schema. It’s completely retarded.
*strokes your chin*
Yes, yes, my unemployed coding kitten. AI is
*clears throat*
Le bad
*Nuzzles you*
And you're my favorite little coder. I'm sure you'll finally be able to land that big boy job you've always wanted soon after you grind enough leetcode. You're better than any AI my sweet little princess. Now... until that happens though, you know you're going to have to pay me for staying here some way
*Winks at you*
*Unzips cock*

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Fact: AI is not useful for any serious computer science problem. Anything AI does has already been solved and was available in some open source form before LLMs became popular. We are simply watching dunning-kruger retards rediscover fire 2000 years after the fact.

>>61908405
guess how i know you literally havent used AI for coding since 2022
shit like claude code and other agentic clis are genuinely impressive

>>61908255
No they won't. Every company will just have a core team of senior developers directing AI and fixing its errors, and the bottom 90-95% will be out of work forever. Codecels literally coded themselves out of work. This is already happening with today's AI. Imagine in 2030.
Drop your ego and pivot somewhere that won't be automated by AI soon if you don't want to be culled with the rest of the useless human cattle. Something physical, avoid anything, and I mean anything that can be done simply on a computer.

>>61908255
i’m unemployed codemonkey and this is cope. easily 80-90% of code can now be written by ai and it will work as intended, provided you’re now careless and know what you’re doing.

>>61908461
Most if not all CS or white collar-jobs are “solving” problems that had already been solved by someone before. you’d know this if you were in the field.

A company that isn't PROVIDING AI but is merely using AI is itself obsolete proportional to the amount they rely on AI in creating services/products for their customers. If all they do is ask an AI to do it why the fuck would I pay them and not just ask the AI myself. I figure these faggots think the ideal company is two guys, a CEO and some minimum wage guy who's job it is to enter prompts according to the whims of the CEO.

why would an app need 10k employees?
Why does it need 6k?
Are they all customer service reps or something?

AI is taking mostly the daycare email jobs that women have. It will unironically get women back in the house.

>>61908483
I don't care about "most" jobs, I'm talking about serious problems, of which LLMs have little or no knowledge and no ability to solve. Ask Claude to create a stable qubit. Hell, ask Claude to develop something in Houdini that doesn't look like dogshit. It won't "get better" because the amount of available domain knowledge is minimal. I will leave other things out, more important things, because you were rude and don't deserve to know about them.

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>>61908499
>LLMs have little or no knowledge and no ability to solve.
Uh oh, this nigga been in a coma the last 3 years.

>>61908505
You don't even know what I'm talking about, little baby. Go back in your hole

>>61908449
Add me in the derision for code monkeys, senpai

>>61908506
You are confusing current AI capabilities with those of like ChatGPT 3.5

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>>61908506
How many open conjectures have you solved anon?

>Why do people hate Billionaires?
>I know! I'll lay off half my staff. That will make them love me.

The day of the rope cannot come fast enough.

>>61908214
The layoffs aren't putting a dent in the unemployment figures and investors think a layoff is a sign of good times for the company.

>>61908308
Sam Altman said AI is just an excuse for companies to justify layoffs. Most of these layoffs aren't about a smaller team doing better.

>>61908214
ISN'T IT FUCKING GREAT THAT I HAD THE GREAT MISSFORTUNE TO BE IN THE RIGHT FUCKING TIME AS AN YOUNG ADULT FOR EVERY FUCKING JOB TO BE AUTOMATED AWAY HAHAHAHAYYA ITS SO FUCKING FUNNY HAHAHAHAHA LOL HAHAGAH LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLILOL

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>>61908577
Coding wasn't that much fun anyway and you're living in the best time in history to make money with gay4pay content on chaturbate.
Cheer up!

>>61908214
at some point Jack and people like him are going to wonder why we have so many humans around who are not working.

>>61908328
>Dorsey
Is his weed guy's job safe?

>>61908600
>at some point Jack and people like him are going to wonder why we have so many humans around who are about to kill them.

>>61908568
AI drones will ensure only billionaires will exist

>>61908605
The elites always kill everyone else when they have weapons.
Now they'll have weapons on AIs.

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When companies lay people off "because AI", what's the real reason?

If they needed an excuse to lay people off, couldn't they have found one a long time ago?

>>61908649
Tech companies have been very lenient on their employees and are now making them work harder which means they need less people

>>61908649
AI IS the reason. Stop reading too much into reddit's AI cope. Take notes of all these companies laying off people for AI, if they are still operating just fine a year or two later, then it's over.

>>61908649
>what's the real reason?
it's the closest we have to ritual sacrifices, ancient gods devour human suffering
our analysts believe that if we don't keep up with their demands for acute pain, physical or mental, they will slowly dim the Sun until all life is extinguished

>>61908214
>bro those numbers are garbage the company is failing we need to cut
>ok let's fire half, the PR firm will spam that it's AI so the stock will pump and we can dump on the retarded exit liquidity
retards are still falling for this shit

>>61908576
Well most jobs are fake to begin with, so even if AI doesn't increase their productivity much they will still save money on payroll and things will function the same as they did before. Thery hade hundreds of open jobs just a few weeks ago but canceled my interview for one that was crypto related. Thought it was due to the $10k drop in one day BTC had but turned out to be the previous round of layoffs.

>>61908658
>if they are still operating just fine a year or two later
"Still operating fine" seems like the wrong test because maybe they'd be operating better than fine if they hadn't laid off those employees.

>>61908494
>Are they all customer service reps or something
Yes.

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>>61908649

>>61908677
60% of all jobs are fake but people think they're real and it's preventing a total collapse of society.

>>61908483
Trvke

>>61908409
The data centers use a certain amount of the treated water made in treatment plants for cooling. That is water that is not going to the public.
>>61908421
The pollution aspect isn't really an issue for data centers. They're just running the water through heat exchangers. Now, for a chip fab, they have to do very serious and extensive testing to demonstrate that they are not polluting the water. I have worked on the testing stations. There are quite a few.

>>61908409
It literally (literally) scoops it up into containers and launches said containers right into the sun where the hydrogen and oxygen are split and undergo nuclear fusion so that the ca never become water again. The energy released by this process returns to Earth as photons that are captured in solar panels.

When Elon took over Twitter from Jack he was easily able to cut 80% of the workforce without major issues, and that was before AI. Maybe Jack just hires too many people and he's using AI as excuse because he doesn't want to admit Elon was right.

>>61908214
>Square and Cash App
rent-seeking from payments
It will soon end when Central Bank Digital Currencies become the norm. No more private profits from payments.
Money is basic infrastructure and simply paying should never incur fees or need a middleman.

>>61908649
>When companies lay people off "because AI", what's the real reason?
That they were doing shittons of useless internal reporting, presentation, meetings and "communications"?
They could just cut that bullshit and need no women in busy jobs and no AI either.

>>61910080
>Money is basic infrastructure and simply paying should never incur fees or need a middleman.
yeah, like 50% taxes
death to glowniggers

>>61909450
Elon wants to fire everyone on earth but he also wants more birthrates.
Basically he wants unemployed people walking around?

>>61910081
They don't fire the women. The women are all in management and HR, they make the decisions to fire.

>>61908396
AI will get better, so the cost to value ratio will improve. Companies are also paying devs exorbitant salaries.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/vinext/
>Last week, one engineer and an AI model rebuilt the most popular front-end framework from scratch. [...] The whole thing cost about $1,100 in tokens.
>[...] A project like this would normally take a team of engineers months, if not years. Several teams at various companies have attempted it, and the scope is just enormous. We tried once at Cloudflare!
I think it's joever for my career in the next 10 years personally. I'd rather KMS than retrain in something else though.

>>61908214
Blue collar CHADS win yet again. How's that year long fancy education treating you now huh poindexter?

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>Brits are in charge
>everyone having a good time
>railways, medicine, sanitation, civil engineering and shit
>jews get control
>heres your gay porn GOY

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>>61908898
>listening to a gay jew in any event

>>61908449
>>61908512
Same

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>>61908555
>It then devised a proof, which it helpfully verified itself.
someone other than the people who prompted this need to review it

>>61908898
Why would he admit that?

>>61912677
It doesn't affect his bottom line

>>61909450
This 100%. Too many useless workers in the company that do nothing except warming seats.

>>61908237
Wrong. You fail to realize that high quality engineers will be the ones writing the prompts and cleaning up AI's mistakes.

>>61908461
>AI is not useful for any serious ______ problem
anytime you write this (if it's even true) just follow it with "yet"

>>61908219
NEETs are the ones in the most trouble.
The last three years has NOT been the time to be out of the loop professionally.
>>61908237
Mid level and up devs are the ones assembling all the AI setups. Knowledge workers are in extremely high demand right now.
It's people who got comfy doing effectively entry level work who are now dead weight.
Also, a lot of clerical / administrative type work will likely be downsized.

>>61908649
they need to get rid of all the women and diversity hires without the psychos setting fire to or boycotting their businesses

Why do you need 10000 staff for an application that can be ran in maintenance mode. He could probably get away with 100 staff, just replace the support with an AI that takes an hour to get it to spit out a way to chat with a human.

>>61908600
Boggles my mind that there are still retards like you and in other online sites thinking billionaires are thinking the shit you fantasize. Bro, they have no reason to care about why you useless wagies can't find work or not. It's just entertainment for them so that useless journalists can write about them

>>61908214
coders are in the denial phase. i am (well, was) a business writer. i wrote internal reports on business metrics/performance to be presented to executive level and upper level management in large companies (primarily fortune 500). was a super comfy work from home job making 70 an hour freelance using my primary skillset, writing.

it’s all totally gone now. i started in 2020, had a really good run in 2021-2022. then in 2023 no new clients. still had my long term clients so no huge crisis. then my main long term client company folded because it was also impacted by AI to the point that its value proposition no longer made sense. then nothing but crumbs in 2024, and then nothing. now i work at mcdonalds as a janitor, i’m not kidding. i have zero transferrable skills from my writing job.

all the industries i am interested in are also at risk of automation, maybe not the same extent but still to the point where getting an entry level job is a reach. so i’m in this holding pattern because i believe we will see what the long term outcome is going to look like by 2029-2030. i’ll be well on the way to 40 by then, still living at home cleaning toilets at mcdonalds.

software engineers are in the denial phase i was in around 2023. they don’t understand that the moment an AI can do say 80% of what they can do, they will be replaced to cut costs. it’s going to be 100 people competing for 1 job, just another nepotism driven hellscape. then it will happen to other jobs that aren’t 100% computer focused.

it’s funny, literally everyone i have told my story irl always says “AI can never replace my job, it can’t do what i do”
literally everyone thinks they are special and immune. i just shake my head and laugh at this point

>>61914509
>i just shake my head and laugh at this point
more like you write long posts about it on the internet and seethe
(didn't read)

>buh buh muh ai bubble

>>61914541
stfu nigger lol, writing is only difficult if you are retarded

>>61908421
Kek

>>61914509
$70 an hour??? Nigger, you need to drastically cut your rate to stand out among Rashjeet and Abdulrahman.

>>61914509
fake and gay

>>61913961
>unironically saying office garbage like "out of the loop" in a private setting
Bullet straight to the head, drone.

>>61914652
not reading your blog post
most desk jobs are fucked equally in terms of prospects because they'll develop agents and AI models specialized for every office task

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>>61908214
I told you stupid Code fags years ago to unionize.
I told you the Jews would find a cheaper alternative.
I told you fags how $100,000 incomes was not realistic long term since coding doesn't create things of tangible value.

Now here we are, carpet walkers are on complete suicide watch where I live.

>>61916832
Indians suck at coding.

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What are we going to do when AI takes over?

>>61917106
you are fake and gay faggot

>>61916832
the entire industry is gone. the only jobs now are editing and checking AI-written material for drastically lower rates. only people with genuine specialist knowledge (lawyers, doctors) can still make any serious money doing it
the retards on here won’t accept reality until they are made redundant. they think they are somehow special and immune.

>>61913301
exactly, 1 engineering manager will replace 10 codemonkeys

ads generated with ai tools ( sometimes completely ai generated) seem to be taking over television, and I have to say its gone from bad to worse. i do wonder if executives actually watch what their airing, because there is always something fake, unnatural, odd about them... even if they are short with quick transitions, there just always is something that screams "sloppiness"... and this really makes me question the quality and the value of the product/service promoted...

>>61919126
>we
I (me, not (you)) will outsmart it, simple as.

This is great for the business owner class why are you guys such downies you guys wage?

>>61917310
>thinks "out of the loop" is office lingo
Are you 12?

>>61908214
I am an accountant and we are all waiting to be laid off. It is grim out here bros.

>>61913301
Yeah, you only need 1 or 2 high quality ones, not 10 dumbfucks warming up a seat. There's many of you hotshots that shouldn't have a job really.

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>>61908214
>I'm getting rid of 50% of the staff because AI
>no no no AI, it is because of AI

>>61908434
If data centers used closed circuit cooling, no one would complain.
Instead they use open cooling towers, as these are cheaper and more efficient in terms of cost/cooling capacity.

>>61922466
I'm in IT and we're currently evaluating accounting software packages with a couple higher ups in the accounting department, but were specifically told not to share the information with anyone outside the evaluation team. Evaluating new software is commonplace, but the secrecy makes me think the headcount in that department is going to shrink.

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Morons. You have two outcomes:

>AI replaces SWEs
You take advantage and build your own company/app with the same displacing tech.

>AI doesn't replace you
You become part of a core tech team for an app/company that uses AI to string itself together.

>>61910136
So if it's that big that it "takes months" how did the AI making it not shit itself with that large context? Is anyone going to pretend that AI doesn't have an existential crisis 2 prompts in and forgets what it's trying to do? Or did they have an engineer driving this and losing their mind in the process as the AI kept doing retarded shit and asking it to fix it?

>>61922761
The AI did it in two days with checks from a single dev. The blog explains
>Next.js is well-specified
>Next.js has an elaborate test suite
>We don't think this would have been possible even a few months ago. Earlier models couldn't sustain coherence across a codebase this size. New models can hold the full architecture in context, reason about how modules interact, and produce correct code often enough to keep momentum going.
This follows the what others have written that an upcoming threat for companies is software cloning.

Twitter fired half of their staff before AI too, in that case AI is just an excuse (a valid though) to downsize

>>61908214
Why did it take them so long to realize most of their company is dead weight? This move makes Block's management look very incompetent.

>>61922866
the 108% increase in transaction and loan losses and missing earnings by 33% make management look more incompetent. But it is definitely all AI related they promise

>>61908214
Just learn to code bros in shambles.

>>61909130
this

>>61908214
You mean I won't have to work a job in the wagiecage?? One of the things that I and other people despise doing?? Ooohhh NoooOoooOooo