Reddit Discussion: Why isn't the AI narrative focused on cutting middle management?
Helpful-West8007 · reddit · 2026-07-30
A Reddit user sparked a discussion by asking why the current AI narrative doesn't seem focused on eliminating middle management and administrative bloat to empower physical labor. The thread delves into the actual directions of AI application and its potential impact on the labor market.
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