Junior employee offloads 98% of ops work to LLMs, changing his job entirely
peterwildeford · x · 2026-10-29
peterwildeford shares two anecdotes of LLM-driven offloading: a junior employee who joined doing heavy ops work has now moved 98% of it to LLMs and has a completely different job than when he started; and all of his own train tickets and hotel bookings are now quickly handled by LLMs.
Related event: $200/month AI subscription replaces $250K junior labor(3 posts)→
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