How employment changes when firms adopt generative AI
nreece
23 points
10 comments
July 01, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (8 comments)
Eufrat
What is the value of saying this when ChatGPT was released in 2022? There’s no way there’s enough data to make any meaningful extrapolation about anything.
pjmlp
The human teams that were there doing CMS translations, or doing image assets, are no more...
shevy-java
So, more skynet leads to more real jobs? I am confused. Wasn't the initial claim that AI kills all jobs? I feel the claim right now is not really correct. One needs to do a thorough analysis of the whole job market across different countries, say, over 5 years. Or at the least 3 years but very complete and unbiased either way.
guptadagger
is that more or less than regular headcount growth?
whatever1
Because people are wasting time and tokens doing irrelevant to the bottom line things. Cool you spent 2 days and $200 building a react UI for your spreadsheet.
keyle
That's interesting and goes directly against what everyone complains about in the employment sector. I'm sure there is a big caveat in there somewhere.
rebuilder
We can’t really say what this means. Maybe heavy AI use caused companies to perform better and grow. Or maybe the type of company that went big into AI was the type of company that was getting investments and growing because of it?
jdw64
>AI adoption and the associated gains are unevenly distributed.