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Why AI Won't Kill Jobs

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Neil and Eric break down why the AI job apocalypse narrative is wrong, using fresh data on software engineering demand, AI-powered productivity, product manager hiring trends, and the rise of “AI-pill” talent. They discuss how AI is increasing output instead of replacing workers, why companies still need top engineers and marketers, and how AI is reshaping business efficiency, hiring, and organizational structure. They also debate bloated corporations, eBay’s spending problem, and why technology historically creates more opportunity than destruction.

Key Takeaways:

⬛️ AI-powered workers are becoming 100x more productive
⬛️ Software engineering and PM jobs are rising again
⬛️ AI is increasing workloads, not eliminating teams

Chapters:
(00:00) AI Job Apocalypse Is Wrong
(00:42) Software Engineer Demand Rising
(01:07) The Rise of AI-Pill Engineers
(02:02) AI’s Impact on Marketing Teams
(03:49) One-Person Product Teams
(04:47) Software Jobs Growing Again
(05:32) AI Wage Growth Trends
(05:47) Why Technology Creates More Jobs
(08:55) Work, Family, and Productivity
(12:38) AI as an Equalizer
(13:13) Product Manager Hiring Rebound
(14:57) AI Adoption in Marketing
(15:49) GameStop vs eBay Debate
(18:15) Why Big Companies Are Bloated
(21:11) The Problem With Growth at All Costs

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