This article could have been written anytime between 2000-2004, because apart from AI, we were saying the same things, IE: tech is imploding, jobs are going ove

This article could have been written anytime between 2000-2004, because apart from AI, we were saying the same things, IE: tech is imploding, jobs are going overseas, etc. Instead things went along for a while and then tech salaries and demand for tech workers exploded. There will always be pressure on tech and those young people coming out of places like Berkeley will have it better than those coming out of NoNameU. The past decade or so tech has been the main thing propping up the labor market and the stock market, so not unrealistic that there would eventually be a rebalancing.