And if the AI bubble doesn’t pop in next two years
I’m not sure which is going to be worse - the AI bubble not popping, or the AI bubble popping.
I say that as someone who watched the dot-com bubble with a lot of apprehension from within IT. I was not even tied to dot-com work, but the job market sucked balls when everything melted down.
I’m sure a lot of people imagine it will be the obnoxious techbro C-suite types that will be made to suffer and have to get real jobs and actually work a day in their lives when it implodes.
I’m not sure which is going to be worse - the AI bubble not popping, or the AI bubble popping.
I say that as someone who watched the dot-com bubble with a lot of apprehension from within IT. I was not even tied to dot-com work, but the job market sucked balls when everything melted down.
I’m sure a lot of people imagine it will be the obnoxious techbro C-suite types that will be made to suffer and have to get real jobs and actually work a day in their lives when it implodes.
I have no such illusions.