Why 15% of Americans Are Okay with AI Bosses—and What It Spells for Your Career Ladder
Your next boss might be a bot. A fresh poll shows 15% of Americans are fine with that, but for the rest, it signals shrinking career paths as companies flatten hierarchies.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- 15% of Americans open to AI supervisors, per Quinnipiac poll, signaling shifting attitudes amid flattening orgs.
- 70% fear overall job losses from AI; 30% worry for their own roles.
- Amazon's manager cuts exemplify 'Great Flattening,' echoing Taylorism with modern scale—predict 20% manager reduction by 2028.
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Originally reported by TechCrunch - AI
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