I’m always skeptical of these articles, but this is accurate:

>many of whom will lose their jobs -- not necessarily because they are replaced by machines, but because they are not trained to work alongside algorithms,”

The story with technology is about adaptation, not replacement. Teams, departments, technologies have come and gone out from under me in about 15 years in the software field.

One could say I was replaced by software (or cheaper devs elsewhere) when I was laid off or when teams I was on were eliminated. But if I wanted to keep getting a paycheck, I had to adapt to something else in demand.

That’s life and these sensational articles generate clicks but it happens in almost every private industry.

You have to adapt and grow or else you’ll wither.