ChatGPT Celebrates Birthday by Speeding Up Job Losses and Existential Crises
KEY POINTS
- â˘OpenAI released ChatGPT on November 30, 2022, kicking off rapid AI integration into workspaces.
- â˘By September 2025, studies show AI can complete some expert tasks a hundred times faster.
- â˘However, workers spend around 41% of their time fixing AI-generated content errors, per Stanford and BetterUp Labs research.
- â˘Early-career workers struggle as AI devalues skills, while experts who combine curiosity and deep knowledge remain 'AI-proof.'
On November 30, 2022, OpenAI unleashed ChatGPT, unknowingly gifting humanity a three-year masterclass in how to automate themselves out of a paycheck. Researchers boast AI can do expert work 100 times faster and cheaper, but workers still spend 41% of their time fact-checking AI's blundersâlike giving your most expensive intern a caffeine-eyed robot that Googles badly. Meanwhile, college grads watch from the sidelines as experience becomes the currency, AI usage doesnât guarantee job security, and humans inadvertently train their own digital replacements. Bonus wisdom: 'AI-proof' survivors have a weird mix of obsession, curiosity, and actual expertiseâwho knew?
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ChatGPT speeds through tasks 100x faster, yet humans waste 41% of their time fixing how it butchers facts. Productivity? Or AIâs clever ploy to put us all out of work one typo at a time?
If you can't beat AI at its own game, congratulations: Youâre training your robot future boss.
AI is the employee who never takes lunch but still manages to wreck 40% of the projects.
Source: Axios | Published: 11/30/2025 | Author: Megan Morrone
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