What are the remaining bottlenecks to frontier AI causing mass unemployment post Fable 5 and Gpt 5.6?

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Summary

A user questions why widespread white-collar unemployment hasn't occurred despite frontier models like Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 benchmarks showing capability for most tasks, and seeks clarification on remaining bottlenecks and adoption realities.

I don't understand why we haven't yet seen much worse job numbers and stuff. Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 can according to benchmarks do the vast majority of tasks that make up most of the white collar workforce. Even if you want to say that there is liability issues and those 1% of edge cases and tasks they can't do you would still expect to see massive downsizing only keeping the best employees keeping them as operators. What am I missing here? When can we expect this to occur? Can anyone who works in a company who has adopted these frontier models please clarify what stuff can the latest AI models not do yet and if you expect to see layoffs or hiring freezes soon?
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