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dickthegrouch

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2. I think you meant exacerbate, but I agree.

Reply to cachukis (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 29, 2026, 03:57 PM

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If Abundant Iniquity is taking over entry-level jobs, it's going to be extremely difficult to obtain the base-level experience needed to become a professional.
The skilled poeple get older, and no-one replaces then, and you end up with acolytes tending machines they know absolutely nothing about, and collapse of the usefulness (maybe even the utility) of the machines, starting a new cycle of having to learn everything from scratch.

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The Great AI Deskilling has begun (Business Insider, March 28) [View all] highplainsdem Sunday OP

It is happening without AI. AI will exacerbate. cachukis Sunday #1

I think you meant exacerbate, but I agree. dickthegrouch Sunday #2

In IT, some companies ditched entry-level jobs before AI became big. RandomNumbers Sunday #3

kick highplainsdem Sunday #4

again highplainsdem Yesterday #5