Developers debate which jobs survive as AI takes over software work
Top-Organization-675 · reddit · 2026-10-28
A Reddit discussion on what work remains sustainable as AI takes over software jobs. The author argues that even hardware roles — recently seen as a hedge — may not stay safe as models grow more efficient, and rejects the 'we won't work for money' narrative, contending those in power will heavily restrict access to such a powerful tool.
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