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Despite rapid AI adoption in software engineering, evidence suggests AI has not caused mass layoffs in the profession and is unlikely to do so. High-profile layoffs at companies like Block, Snap, and Intuit were driven by financial pressures and restructuring rather than AI replacing workers, with executives often using AI as a convenient narrative to explain workforce reductions. AI capabilities have compressed only the "execute" layer of software development while leaving decision-making and delivery phases resistant to automation, suggesting jobs will persist even as AI tools become more advanced.
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