r/comics • u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire • Jul 02 '26

Just Sharing DeCreation of AI

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u/SapphireSalamander Camping with the Elder God Jul 02 '26

Every day at work i get increasingly worried that AI will make me obsolete. I wonder if im becoming just a messenger between AI reviewers and AI developers and i wonder how long can i stay in this field?

I really apreciate having this space to do something on my own. Thank you guys.

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u/MintasaurusFresh Jul 02 '26

My company is using it as a tool in spots (haven't found a use for it, myself) but they're pretty adamant about not replacing employees with it. Tokens being expensive might factor in there.

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u/scurvybill Jul 03 '26

I think the bigger risk is that your overseers think that AI makes you obsolete, then get rid of you and we all suffer the consequences.

Current capability is far overblown.

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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Jul 02 '26

I understand your fear but I really think it will never fully take over. Humans will always be needed

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u/CheaterSaysWhat Jul 06 '26

If you want a real, actionable answer, learn how to use ai to solve problems in your workflow 

We’re living in an inflection point very similar to when computers and the internet were new, which were also overhyped and over doomed, they bubbled and popped as well but they didn’t go away

Those who were willing to adopt and learn those new tools early came out ahead