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The AI-Driven Employment Explosion
There's a difference between a job and a task that most AI coverage misses. A software engineer's job is not "type code into an IDE." That is one task. The job is to build useful software, make tradeoffs, debug edge cases, and ship something that works. Once you separate the two, the employment debate gets sharper. ATMs reduced tellers per branch but also reduced the cost of operating branches, so banks opened more, and total teller employment rose. Where in your own market are buyers tolerating less of something they actually want, just because it's too expensive to deliver?
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