The article discusses the current state of AI in workplaces, emphasizing that while automation has not yet replaced jobs, we are on the brink of significant changes. AI is primarily functioning as a powerful tool that assists humans in their tasks rather than replacing them entirely. However, warnings from industry leaders indicate that advancements in AI, particularly with agentics, could threaten many entry-level positions in the near future. Currently, only a small percentage of companies have fully embraced AI for production work, reflecting a cautious approach to its integration.
AI hasn't taken your job yet because it's in the early tools stage. However, we are now entering the age of agentics, AI's that operate alongside you or instead of you.
One CEO issued a blunt warning: AI may wipe out half of all entry-level jobs in the next five years.
Despite AI's capabilities—writing code, summarizing meetings, drafting proposals—AI is still just a tool, assisting but not yet replacing humans.
Only about 10 percent of companies are using AI for actual production work. Most are still in 'hey let's do a pilot and hope it doesn't break compliance' phase.
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