The rise of quiet AI layoffs

Paul Roetzer, he has the AI podcast, AI Institute. He says, my belief is that quiet AI layoffs have been happening for the last 6 to 12 months. Companies have been replacing staff with AI, or at a minimum, not hiring new staff due to AI, but they don't want to admit it because it's bad PR. I think the key takeaway in my mind here is you have to learn this stuff on your own. And if you're going to let this wave pass you by, then you're going to be way behind as a founder, right? And even as an employee too, I can tell who on my team is really into this stuff and is constantly testing new things all the time. But the way in front of it, is just to be a lifelong learner. And if you're improvement obsessed, then you are gonna be fine.