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Sam Altman says AI will replace many phone- and computer-based customer support jobs Roles that require human connection, like nursing, will remain safe The biggest uncertainty is programmers and software engineers, because AI makes them far more productive, So whether that leads to more or fewer jobs in 5-10... show more

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