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Vice President Supply Chain | Operation | Strategy | Data & AI enthusiast

🤔 Unpopular Opinion: The AI Hype in Industry is Overvalued — Here’s the Reality We keep hearing: “ChatGPT is transforming workplaces, automating jobs, replacing coders.” But new OpenAI + NBER research tells a very different story: 📌 70–73% of ChatGPT use is personal, not work (up from 53% last year). 📌 Programming is just ~4% — the coder-replacement myth is overblown. 📌 Nearly half of all messages are about “asking” (information, advice). 📌 Practical advice, tutoring, and writing dominate — everyday life > corporate automation. 📌 Growth is fueled by new users; seasoned users have plateaued → novelty fades. 📌 18–25 year olds lead usage, skewing heavily toward personal, not professional. 🔥 AI is not (yet) a “work replacement machine.” It’s becoming a personal advisor, guide, and everyday companion. 🔥 👉 Companies that frame AI only as a productivity tool risk missing the real opportunity... #AI #FutureOfWork #ChatGPT #ArtificialIntelligence #Leadership #Innovation #Strategy #DigitalTransformation #AIFacts #BusinessInsights

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Hrishikesh Karale

Product Designer | UX Strategist | System Thinker. Focused on solving product chaos, aligning users and business needs.

1mo

I think AI is a helpful tool that supports workflows and boosts efficiency, but for now, its role is limited to assistance rather than replacement.

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Shuamie K.

ECOMMERCE | COO | DIGITAL | CONSULTANT | SC STRATEGIST | PROJECT MANAGEMENT

1mo

Quite insightful Rad. Some valuable analysis. Thanks for sharing.

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Cidal Kocak

Supply Chain & Innovation Senior Director / Eurasia & Middle East Operating Unit

1mo

Spot on, Rad 👌 The hype on “job replacement” is overstated. The real play is convergence — NVIDIA, robotics, and metaverse-style digital twins turning AI into industry infrastructure, not just a chat tool.

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