[theqoo] AI IS COMPLETELY TAKING OVER OFFICE WORKERS


Change in employment by industry for workers between 15-29
(Compared to May last year) 

Information & Communication: -51K jobs
Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: -30K jobs
Manufacturing: -27K jobs 
Accommodation & Food Services: -27K jobs 
Wholesale & Retail Trade: -22K jobs 
Construction: -11K jobs 
Business Facilities Management, Business Support & Rental services: -9K jobs
Membership Organizations, Repair & Other Services: -7K jobs

Youth employment (IT & Professional Occupations) 

(15-29 y'o):
2025: 234,000
2026: 227,000

Trends in employment among young people in IT and professional fields

(graph in 10 thousands unit) 

Heads of public enterprises say that if they are just allowed to utilize AI, they could drastically cut down on hiring.

Meanwhile, in the IT and software development sectors, companies are reportedly hiring only experienced professionals and have stopped recruiting entry-level staff altogether.

On top of that, since South Korea is projected to have one of the highest AI adoption rates in the world, a "hiring cliff" is expected to become a reality soon.

A very funny prank: making them study for 10 years and then replacing them with AI or machines.

original post: here

1. ㅎ... How are we supposed to live our lives?

2. The situation with art-related roles is a complete tragedy 

3. We should all be worried about our future 

4. Our organization has also firmly decided not to hire any more new recruits too 

5. This isn't only happening in Korea, but the thing is Korea especially has nothing to deal with this issue 

6. There are comments saying, "Just go into farming," but farming isn't easy. You have to be diligent, you're at the mercy of climate change, and pest control is a real grind. Do you think it's a walk in the park?

7. We're already on the path of no return. 
This is why we should all start studying AI-related fields 

8. Should we all go and learn a trade?

9. The world has changed so much, what should we do?

10. As a designer, I'm crying 


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