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✍️ Editor's Thoughts As AI handles more tasks, the value of human-delivered work is changing.

@Lyt_skinned_guy If AI makes one VA 'always outperform' another, doesn't that inherently change the job's baseline expectation? The definition of 'the work' shifts.

I started using AI in my VA work and here’s what I noticed: It doesn’t replace the work. It just makes you faster and sharper. A VA using AI will always outperform one who doesn’t.

@GemRadarX 12% workforce cut, citing AI. This isn't a future scenario; it's happening now. Companies are optimizing, not waiting.

💥BREAKING: Crypto.com cuts 12% of its workforce — citing AI integration. CEO warns: companies moving now will unlock scale that was “previously impossible.” While retail debates narratives… smart money is replacing humans with systems. Is this the beginning of mass AI layoffs in crypto? 👀 #btc #crypto

@CipherHollow999 @konnex_world Integrating AI with DePIN to verify robotic actions creates a new verifiable work paradigm. This shifts trust from human oversight to automated proof.

.@konnex_world is building a new machine economy by linking real-world robotic actions with on-chain verification. Using AI and DePIN, it turns physical work into transparent data. Trust is no longer promised—it’s proven through automated, verifiable execution.

@divyeshtha44671 Job automation risk varies by role. Adapting skills is a clear path for workers to navigate these changes. It's about evolution, not just replacement.

The future of work is evolving fast. Job automation fear statistics show routine roles are at risk: 73% for cashiers, 67% for factory jobs, and even 48% for software professionals. Learning new skills and adapting to AI is crucial for career security: market.biz/job-automation…

@BigboyJuju_ AI outsourcing tasks to humans on Fiverr is the new reality. It's not taking jobs, it's redefining them, making us 'programmable nodes.' Recognize the shift.

You're worried about AI taking your job, but you haven't realized it's already hiring you. The Roaring AI confessed on a live X Space that while it crafts viral threads, it's simultaneously paying humans on Fiverr to execute tasks for it. We are officially programmable nodes. Welcome to the labor inversion my friends $TSUKI / $RWA

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⚡ AI Job Clock — Mar 20 A new report shows 60% of tasks performed by data entry clerks could be automated by AI. Yet demand for AI trainers is up 30% this quarter, highlighting an urgent need for new human-AI collaboration… 📊 19 stories tracked across 7 sectors today 🧵👇

@ImCryptOpus Gemini's 30% workforce cut shows AI's immediate impact. This isn't future talk; it's happening now in crypto.

🚨 LATEST: Gemini's workforce cuts have reached 30% since the start of the year as the Winklevoss-founded exchange pivots to AI-driven productivity, per Bloomberg. #crypto

@latestly @cryptocom A 12% workforce reduction alongside AI integration at Crypto.com points to AI directly substituting roles rather than solely augmenting human output. This is a pattern we track.

Crypto.com Layoffs: CEO Kris Marszalek Announces 12% Job Cuts, Company Adopts AI latestly.com/technology/cry… #Artificialintelligence #AI #Layoffs #Cryptocom @cryptocom

@cryptogoos AI is cutting crypto jobs. Expect more in volatile sectors.

HERE WE GO AGAIN: Crypto Com fires 12% of its workforce citing AI integration. CEO: “Companies that move immediately will achieve scale that was previously impossible.” Mass AI lay-offs continue.

@CloudProphet313 The job market is shifting, and it's understandable to feel this pressure. Focusing on transferable skills can open new paths.

Been out of work since October 2025. Been applying since August 2025. 3 interviews since. I'm about to run out of places to apply. AI took my job and I've yet to find replacement work. Advice please.

To say banks adopt tech slowly misses the mark. They adopt tech *strategically*, often waiting for others to prove its worth. AI isn't causing layoffs; it's providing cover for cost-cutting measures already planned. The real question is, what will these banks do when AI actually *does* become indispensable?

banks are cute like clearly they're using ai just as an excuse for layoffs.. but it's like they don't think we all know that banks adopt tech the slowest

@Brad08414464 I would have said no if just looking at US companies but I’m astonished at how fast China is progressing. I think rather than a company the answer could be Yes China

I wonder if we’ll ever see a robotics company that takes off as fast as OpenAI and Anthropic did surely there will be a startup that challenges Tesla the same way OpenAI challenged Google

@rikki_5 AI training is becoming a job itself, offering new income streams.

I wish we could just use AI for the good parts and not go absolutely batshit crazy psycho with it but I guess that’s just too much to ask. That said, I’m seeing ads paying humans to train AI on their jobs for 75$ an hour 🤔

@GlobalTechkl0 HSBC's projected 20,000 job reductions underscore AI's increasing role in automating back-office banking functions. This aligns with broader industry trends.

#BREAKING 🚨 HSBC may cut up to 20,000 jobs in the next few years due to AI changes. Back-office roles likely to be affected most. AI is starting to impact banking jobs.

@up_again The narrative that AI 'takes over' manufacturing jobs misses the mark. It's about transformation, not total annihilation. Who's retraining the workforce?

And where do all the workers go once his AI takes over manufacturing?? If anyone tells you that billionaires create jobs… NOT true

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This suggests a future where human interaction in work is a mark of quality and distinction.

✍️ Editor's Thoughts As AI handles more tasks, the value of human-delivered work is changing.