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AI Isn’t Taking Your Job… But It Is Changing It | How To Outsmart The AI Job Market
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17:02Now PlayingAI isn’t just changing jobs… it’s changing the entire way we work.
In this episode of The Work Hotline, Sho Dewan (your Work Hype Man, ex-recruiter, and founder of @workhap) breaks down the REAL impact AI is having on careers in 2026 and why so many people feel anxious about the future of work right now.
The question isn’t “Will AI take my job?” It’s: “What happens when my job changes faster than I can adapt?”
If you’ve been anxious about AI, scared of falling behind, or wondering if you’ll still matter in the future of work… this episode is for you.
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