How AI Might Inadvertently Create More Jobs
How AI might inadvertently create more jobs – at least for now:
– AI copy doesn’t convert as much as people thinks it does. One study found that human written ads got more clicks than AI content. Since y’all like numbers – human content got 60%. There’s gonna be a need for more writers.
-Vibe coding still shits the bed more often than not. No lie, I kinda like vibe coding and I’ve made a few apps for my workflow but it had more bugs than a picnic on a summer day in the woods near a lake. Speed doesn’t mean shit in the end if you have to spend time debugging. As an IT Project Management major, debugging took a shit ton of time in sprints which led to more money coming out of pocket. Human coders are still needed. Even NVIDIA’s CEO has devs who are “AI-Enabled.”
-People want to cite fictious case studies in law that gets called out. I’m not a lawyer or judge but won’t shit like that cost you a case and more money? Yea? Good talk. Lawyers, law students, suit up. You’re back in.
-Same thing goes for consultants. False numbers and bad research will cause problems for your clients, which means you lose money. This will force more human consultants back in the game.
It looks bleak as shit now but you have to think about this – most actions have an opposite reaction. What gets destroyed creates something new.










