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The fear of AI: Who will still have a job? — Vasanthi Ramachandran

NOVEMBER 1 — Sundar Pichai believes AI could one day do his job, running Google.In a BBC interview on 18 November...

The fear of AI: Who will still have a job? — Vasanthi Ramachandran

On November 1, 2025, Sundar Pichai stated that AI could potentially do his job as CEO of Google, suggesting that a CEO's role might be one of the easier tasks for AI to handle in the future. Bill Gates warned that AI could lead to a transformation in which humans might no longer be the most intelligent beings on the planet, with AI potentially replacing not just routine tasks, but also skills of invention and physical labor.

Elon Musk went further, suggesting that AI could perform almost any digital job better than humans, eventually extending into physical work, and even making employment optional. However, the extent of AI's impact on the job market remains uncertain, with some roles being transformed and others potentially disappearing entirely.

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