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Melon

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9. It's repetitive task information jobs.

Reply to haele (Reply #4)

Thu Jul 2, 2026, 07:51 PM

Thursday

It’s coding. Business analyst. Planning. Inventory. Some jobs go away and some are reclassified to manage the AI and correct anomalies.

Those that don’t embrace AI will be replaced by AI. Use AI to gain efficiency or be left behind.

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