AI really sucks at eliminating jobs US initial jobless claims are at the lowest level since 1969
No AI layoffs in jobless claims. Scaled to the labor force, initial claims are at all time lows. Latest week 187k, only 25k above the 1968 record low, when the labor force was less than half its current size. Mass layoffs are absent.
Users agree there are no AI layoffs because these tools require substantial effort to integrate via planning, prompting, and reviewing.
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@SemiAnalysis_ They're not coming. These tools require extraordinary work to incorporate into your process (planning/prompting/reviewing). Software jobs in particular are going precisely nowhere... Lol this...
No AI layoffs in jobless claims. Scaled to the labor force, initial claims are at all time lows. Latest week 187k, only 25k above the 1968 record low, when the labor force was less than half its current size. Mass layoffs are absent.
AI really sucks at eliminating jobs US initial jobless claims are at the lowest level since 1969
Users agree there are no AI layoffs because these tools require substantial effort to integrate via planning, prompting, and reviewing.
Based on 1 visible X reactions from 1 accounts; directional sample.
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