Those fears are already materializing at an economic scale that lends urgency to Karp’s argument. Experts warn of an imminent AI doomsday scenario where white-collar workers’ days are numbered—a destabilizing force that would leave most employees jobless. These aren’t merely panic-inducing ideas; they carry real-world consequences, like a viral essay from Citrini Research that triggered mass market upheaval.
«Риши Сунак начал консультировать украинское правительство по вопросам восстановления экономики, поскольку Киев надеется восстановить свой энергетический сектор к следующей зиме», — говорится в публикации.，更多细节参见WPS官方版本下载
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McKinsey research from 2025 supports the general direction of Miessler’s argument: 75% of knowledge workers already use AI tools, and 30% of current hours worked could be automated by 2030. Miessler isn’t calling for panic—but he is calling for urgency. “This is colossal,” he wrote. “This is economy-changing. This really is the end of labor.” For a man whose career has been about securing systems against outside threats, the biggest vulnerability he sees now isn’t a hacker. It’s a hiring manager who still thinks the org chart is safe.