Grads may soon find work once used for training is gone. Canada should be a rethinking of the career ladder around verification, judgment, and knowledge.
The first sign of AI disruption in Canada’s white-collar economy may not be a dramatic layoff announcement. It may be something as simple as a missing invoice.
A company that once paid thousands of dollars for freelance writing, basic research, customer support scripts or junior coding help can now buy similar first-draft output through cheap AI labour at a tiny fraction of the cost.
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AI Didn't Replace Junior Developers.
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