Callum Borchers
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 12 Jul
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You know, I do.
Maybe less so than some folks.
I mean, probably it's most helpful during our headline brainstorming session.
You know, my editor and I often use it.
In fact, he jokingly refers to it as the intern.
And I think that that's often a good way to think about it.
How would you describe people are feeling about it?
Uneasy, I think, is the word that comes to mind.
I mean, I think that, you know, for every worker who sees some time savings, who sees some opportunity, there's another worker I talk to who feels really threatened by AI.
And frequently those feelings, you know, coexist within the same person.
Sure.
How real do you think that threat is?
In the short run, the risk is relatively low for most professions because most of the tasks that AI can do still require human oversight and monitoring.
That very well may change in the coming years, but I look at the so-called AI layoffs of recent months with a degree of skepticism because— These are all the companies that are saying, oh, we're reducing our workforce because of these AI advancements.
I mean, there's a great incentive there.
on the employer's part to look like you're ahead of the curve, that you're some kind of AI genius, right?
It's a whole lot better to tell the public, to tell your investors, oh, we've achieved some efficiencies through AI and we need fewer people.
I guess I'd ask, where are you in your career stage?
You know, I mean, if you're five years from retirement, you know, maybe you can get away with it, right?
You know, you figure, okay, is it really worth investing all this time when I've got a pretty short runway left?
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