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Why do you think AI hasn't replaced more office workers?

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I'm not talking about the kinds of office workers who need to be licensed (lawyers, doctors), and I'm not talking about people who do physical work at the office. But for a lot of people, their job is basically consuming language and producing language. Why haven't more of them been replaced yet? Y…

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  1. 2026-08-29 06:02 · r/agi
    Why do you think AI hasn't replaced more office workers?

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