Anthropic job posting suddenly goes viral—and the reason is hilariously ironic
Users noticed that in the description of a developer position, there was an unusual note: the company warned that in about a year, this job could be replaced by AI.
Screenshots instantly spread across X and Reddit, sparking heated debates across the internet. Some call it 'the most honest job posting of the year,' while others see it as a warning sign for the entire IT industry.
It seems we are gradually entering an era where even employers are no longer sure whether a specific profession will remain for humans in a couple of years 🤯
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