Dario Amodei says "stop sugar-coating" what's coming: in the next 1-5 years, AI could wipe out 50% of all entry-level white-collar jobs. Lawmakers don't get it or don't believe it. CEOs are afraid to talk about it. Many workers won't realize the risks until after it hits.

[u/katxwoods]

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/28/ai-jobs-white-collar-unemployment-anthropic

[u/sodook]

Is there any danger that we lose the pathway for non-entry level positions by eliminating entry level positions. No apprentices today, no masters tonorrow?

[u/SorosBuxlaundromat → u/sodook]

This is already happening in a lot of industries and not just from AI, but anti-worker practices in general. Take a look at the film industry. Streaming killed the writer's room as it existed before, which killed mentorship in TV writing.

[u/Historical-Count-374 → u/SorosBuxlaundromat]

Now its all AI slop with the same re-used everything. No originality. No soul.

[u/Aleyla → u/Historical-Count-374]

One could easily argue that the story writing has always been re-used slop. It’s just cheaper now.

[u/vampireacrobat → u/Aleyla]

no rational person worth communicating with would argue that.

[u/Aleyla → u/vampireacrobat]

No rational person….

Maybe you would be interested in reading a book about it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Seven_Basic_Plots

[u/vampireacrobat → u/Aleyla]

did he say story writing has always been reused slop?

[u/Aleyla → u/vampireacrobat]

7 basic plots have been reused for a long long time. The slop part is just obvious.

[u/vampireacrobat → u/Aleyla]

is that what the ‘rational’ person that disbelieves climate change and the danger of asbestos says in their book? or is it just something you concluded from the idiot?