Well this is a fun kick in the pants. Lose our jobs to AI in 2026, get our jobs back in 2027, then what? I'm assuming we'll lose them again in 2028 or 2029, once AI is deemed good enough to handle our jobs for real? Why would anyone risk pursuing a career in tech now that AI is everywhere?
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the pattern isn't really "lose jobs then get them back." it's that the jobs come back requiring different skills. the devops role in 2027 probably looks nothing like the one from 2025 — it'll require knowing how to supervise AI systems, not just run infrastructure manually. the people who'll be fine are the ones building AI fluency now, not waiting to see what happens.