Raw LLM Responses

From the article The often-talked [threat of artificial intelligence on jobs](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/college-graduates-2025-job-outlook-ai-b2758693.html) suddenly became very real and shocking to Jane, who asked to use a pseudonym for privacy reasons, when her human resources role [became automated](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/klarna-ceo-sebastian-siemiatkowski-ai-job-cuts-hiring-b2755580.html) and she was laid off in January. She’d spent two years at her company managing benefits and was on track for a promotion. She’d noticed her boss [building out AI infrastructure,](https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/meta-ai-artificial-intelligence-privacy-facebook-b2769787.html) but didn’t think her position, which paid roughly $70,000 a year, would be affected. “I thought that because I had put in so much time and been so good on the higher-level stuff, he would invest in me,” the 45-year-old Bay Area resident told *The Independent* about her former employer. “Then, as soon as he had a way to automate it away, he did that. He just let go of me.”