Is an AI ghost story unfolding at Southeast University? NetEase, ByteDance, iFlytek, and Dewu are all reportedly initiating layoffs. Actually, major American companies are also laying off staff aggressively. I recently used CodeX and it's really impressive. I originally wanted to use Claude because I found out he's a top-tier architect in programming, but he requires an overseas phone number, so I gave up. Now, one AI programmer can replace ten programmers, and programmers are among the highest-paid in the industry. Business owners are definitely considering costs. This structural pain will inevitably last for a while. In the future, we'll probably need more jobs that AI can't replace, such as companionship, providing emotional value, or being a live streamer? But I think if AI evolves to Turing level in the future—meaning you can't distinguish between a real person and AI when you talk to it—then what can't AI replace? Is Earth about to evolve from carbon-based life to silicon-based life? It's terrifying to think about. #Aİ $TAO