The Real Divide in the AI Economy Isn't Human vs. Machine

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Every other day, headlines come your way saying AI scalped yet another thousand heads in big tech. For an average IT person, the anxiety is understandable because of how opinions around you have been circulating recently. Unemployment, mass rejections, and low demand for high supply are what’s making everyone freak out.

My DMs are filled with messages like

“Hey! I’m a full-stack dev and a vibe-coder, but was recently let go. I’m a bit lost.”

“I’m not able to land a job in either Data Analysis or Cybersecurity. It’s been two years.”

Maybe you’ve sent a text like this yourself.

The problem here is not AI, and these stats are narrating what exactly is going wrong.

Every tech enthusiast and IT person knows that change is inevitable and necessary. Change is what industries thrive on and progress with, and so does their workforce. Either you move alongside the change,...

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