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I think the author's point is that each type of job will basically disappear roughly at once, shortly after AI crosses the bar of "good enough" in that particul
by kgk9000 10mo ago
I think the author's point is that each type of job will basically disappear roughly at once, shortly after AI crosses the bar of "good enough" in that particular field.
- xlbuttplug2 10mo agoI think the turning point will be when AI assisted individuals or tiny companies are able to deliver comparable products/value as the goliaths.
- esafak 10mo agoThat would be the ideal scenario; when you can build a small business more easily.
- pmg101 10mo agoWhy hasn't this happened already? I'm willing to believe the hype on LLMs except that I don't see any tiny 1-senior-dev-plus-agents companies disrupting the market. Maybe it just hasn't happened "yet"... But I've been kind of wondering the same thing for most of 2025.
- xlbuttplug2 10mo agoI think it has to get good enough to a point where humans are not the bottleneck for code review and course correction. I guess the "velocity" multiplier is closer to 10x rather than the 1000x needed for true disruption capability.