The Coming Abyss of Automation The warning signs have been flashing red for years, but the drumbeat of doom has grown louder in recent months.
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI's chief, is the latest to sound the alarm that within 18 months all white collar work could be automated by artificial intelligence.
Recent numbers tell a story: Challenger, Gray & Christmas reports over 49,000 AI related job cuts this year, while Microsoft itself let go 15,000 workers last year.