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[Opinion] AI agents make early-stage startups more efficient but developer jobs could be at risk

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In Africa, the AI innovation wave is quickly gaining ground, thanks to ChatGPT and open-source large language models (LLMs), which have sparked startup ideas that sit on the borderline of displacing jobs while also removing mundane tasks for businesses.
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AI agents make early-stage startups more efficient but developer jobs could be at risk

In Africa, the AI innovation wave is quickly gaining ground, thanks to ChatGPT and open-source large language models (LLMs), which have sparked startup ideas that sit on the borderline of displacing jobs while also removing mundane tasks for businesses.

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Two-thirds of vacancies on the job marketplace Indeed now require skills that AI can competently handle. But this doesn’t spell an imminent takeover by machines, said Chris Hyams, CEO of Indeed, who recently shed light on the impact of AI on the job market. Many roles demand human intuition, dexterity, and interpersonal engagement – traits that AI is far from mastering. Hyams reassures job seekers that – so far – no role on Indeed can be perform…

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AI agents make early-stage startups efficient, developer jobs at risk

Opinions about AI rightly remain divided. Builders and innovators in the sector who have championed the technology’s growth, see it as the future—the future of work, and the future of saying no to the mundane, repetitive tasks. Users, on the other hand, are split into pro-AI adopters, and those who fear how deeply the bleeding-edge technology will impact jobs. Yet, this hasn’t stopped AI’s rapid advancement—which has been anything but accidental…

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