This meme went viral. Claude looked like a passive-aggressive dev lead.
Everyone screamed: “AGI is here!”
Reality? A context-switching bug.
In Cursor, I see it all the time. Model A writes the code. Model B forgets the context. Suddenly, AI roasts its own work like a junior dev at a 2 AM code review.
Not sentience. Just context drift with attitude.
We trust AI with entire business strategies, yet can’t manage its memory and state.
AI won’t replace your job just yet. But bad context management will waste your morning.
Ever caught your AI gaslighting itself mid-project? Drop your weirdest example. 👇
AI might not take your job. It might take the job you needed to get it.
The first draft. The first bug. The first analysis.
Gone. Automated. Handled by AI.
And those were the tasks juniors used to learn their profession.
The numbers are raising eyebrows:
📉 Stanford: employment among 22–25-year-olds in AI-exposed jobs was 19% below the trend of less-exposed peers.
📉 Anthropic: junior employees' share of technical hires fell from 27% to 9% since early 2025.
This doesn't prove AI caused the decline.
But it raises an uncomfortable question.
Senior professionals use AI to multiply their productivity. They already know what's right, what's wrong, and what needs fixing.
Juniors are still learning that.
So what happens when AI automates the work that teaches you how to do the work?
We might not just be eliminating entry-level jobs.
We might be eliminating the entry points to entire professions.
And then wonder where the next generation of experts went.
👇 Are companies building new paths to expertise — or just removing the first steps?
Spent an hour building an AI framework for our team.
Bold. Practical. Unexpected. Quick test. Beautiful decision tree.
Presented it in the meeting.
Coworker: “So… option B is fixing the broken link?”
Yep.
AI just turned my procrastination into pretty bullet points.
We don’t need another framework. We need to do the damn work.
👇 What did you over-engineer this week?
Aren’t AI users starting to feel like a secret society? 👀
The whispered prompts in office corners. The unwritten rituals. The secret Slack DMs sharing system prompts. The knowing nods in the hallway.
We went from corporate Slack channels to an underground AI lodge in less than two years.
👇 Tell me I’m not the only one seeing this. What’s the weirdest AI ritual happening in your office?