AI Did Not Arrive

The game changed while we were all looking the other way. AI didn’t just arrive — it arrived with a sledgehammer. Remote work didn’t just become normal — it made entire workforces replaceable. The gig economy didn’t just supplement traditional jobs — it cannibalized them. And the people in charge? They saw this coming years ago. They just didn’t tell you because they needed you to keep consuming, keep borrowing, keep believing the system would catch you when you fall.

Here’s what’s really happening behind closed doors:

Companies aren’t hiring — they’re automating.
Why pay a human £50,000 a year when an AI can do the same job for £50 a month?

Remote work killed geography-based advantages.
Your competition isn’t just the person down the street anymore. It’s someone in Eastern Europe / India / Vietnam / South America / Africa willing to do your job for 20% of your salary.

The “skills gap” is a myth.
There isn’t a shortage of qualified people. There’s a shortage of companies willing to pay what qualified people are worth. This isn’t some distant future scenario. It’s happening right now, today, while traditional job seekers are still playing musical chairs on a sinking ship.

The question isn’t whether the old job market is coming back.

Forget AI

With the new hype in Artificial Intelligence, it has triggered both excitement and anxiety particularly with regards to employment. The truth is out with numbers as it is predicted to replace 300 million jobs globally in the coming years. This prediction has led to many to think whether Machines where actually built to overcome the repetitive, mechanical tasks or replace the jobs of skilled workers too specially in the field of finance, healthcare, customer service and the list goes on. In the coming years there might be a significant shift in the workplace landscape under these sectors which will lead to losing the human face value’s over machines.

Time has come to rethink about the economical impact with the lack of humans at workplaces. Other than boosting work productivity one must think what good does machines do to our economy. Does it help any financial institutions or any other governmental institutions which has been built by it’s people for generating income source. We are living in a people driven economy by having them work and have jobs. By doing that the economy runs with children being able to go school, people having to pay their bills, people able to buy or sell assets, people able to travel the world , drive their favorite cars and being able to live a life of their dreams. A machine must be here only to support you in whatever you are continuing to do at work while you still exist to rock the floor.

IT Was Made By Me

Searching for the truth is the ultimatum for all systems around the globe. Data doesn’t lie is the first truth that people have been resonating in their minds for years and staying away from believing in humanity is the end result or the end agenda. Over dependency on systems and data in finding the truth could lead to people loosing faith upon each other and that could only ultimately lead to humans making more and more sophisticated systems to compete for the truth and to lookup rather than asking your best friend or loved ones. Data is the truth that doesn’t change is what everyone has learned in many years to believe but at the same time it’s possible to change data or be manipulated not by common man but by it’s owners who created them is the other side of the grass reality.

When you have become the owners of such gigantic information systems and you finally become to know them so well, those systems could become the mother of all information regardless of what you feed on them whether it may be for the good or the bad. When those systems become centralized or intelligent enough, they becomes the single point of truth for the entire humanity. People who maybe new for you or your system may end up first searching the mother of all information system in knowing the truth without knowing the fact that IT Was Made By Me.

Do Not Panic I Am Here

If you really had to panic about AI, do not worry they could do less damage what computers had done. The way computers have revolutionized the job industry , AI is just the outer most cream of this computer revolution. History has proven computers have revolutionized most of the work in today’s job market where human dependence have reduced and more of automations and robotics process have been introduced to reduce much of the human intervention and getting more productivity.

If you have adapted to learning computers and using them at your work places and learning how they work well for you in getting your job done easily, in the same way you could also learn AI to make your job well done and that is the crux all about AI. Learning has just got smarter, easier and faster when compared to what you already know.AI is a concept which actually has been around for a very long time since 1950. The only difference it has when compared to the normal computers is that it comes with intelligence to support human thinking at all their daily activities.

Imagine if you could feed all your experience into one system that could immediately give you the result for a new comer and that is revolution in this industry. Therefore it’s a ton of experience or data fed into a computer which is otherwise known as AI.