Raw LLM Responses

I have to point out, working at a tech company, I don't think you realize how bad of an idea it is to remove everyone who can read code, debug code and update code based on client and customer preferences. In our company, clients and customers request changes every single day and we have massive trading partners like Bunnings. Bunnings isn't going to pay for our services only to be greeted by an A.i. voice. There are lots of things that can never be done by an A.I. and that's the human factor. No one is going to be sending their confidential, sensitive information to an A.I. Clients want an actual person to handle it. You're still going to have to make deals, propose and advertise your projects, plans and products in person. No A.I. can ever replace a human not because it doesn't have the skill, but because investors, stakeholders, they're not gonna want to listen to an A.i. to plan their multi million dollars worth of investments. As for the college graduate shaming that's been trending, if you are a college graduate with a practical degree like those related in tech and business, even if let's say your software engineering or mechanical engineering job gets replaced by A.i. though like I said, unlikely for the reasons I just listed. You're still gonne be the one who will have it easier to migrate and shift to other jobs that are popping up. You're still gonna be more attractive to employers than the people who have no degrees. You don't need to go to college, there are jobs that don't actually require college degrees, and lots of college degrees are worthless, like gender studies which is just a scam which is why this degree in non-existent in my country. But having a college degree(a practical one like tech, business, etc), you're still gonna have it easier when trying to get hired than a person with no degree and you're still gonna have it easier to shift and adapt to the times. Society keeps changing, then there's a new normal. But the new normal eventually just becomes normal.