@Simonkhalaf: Remember #jobapocalypse? That was so 2026.
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A tweet humorously referencing past concerns about job apocalypse in 2026, noting that AI-related jobs are increasing per The Economist.
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Remember #jobapocalypse? That was so 2026.
unusual_whales (@unusual_whales): AI related jobs are increasing, per the Economist:
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