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Growing number of ‘unemployables’ frustrated by the job market
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2024
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On one hand, I feel for people who are pushed out of the job market by this complete and utter bullshit. On the other hand, if you're stupid enough to use "AI" to make critical business decisions such as who to hire, then let me just say in very biblical terms, "that which you sow you shall also reap."
Except the business that fails gets a hand out from the government to stay profitable! At least until AI is figured out or the business abandons it and rehires some interns at a fraction of the cost using a new job code to underpay and understaff the work. Then the company can fend for itself.