Daniel Miessler's most provocative claim: the reason most companies employ thousands of people isn't because that work needs doing at scale — it's because the founder couldn't do it alone. Once AI agents can do the work, the company would be rebuilt from scratch with a fraction of the headcount. The employees weren't the business; they were a workaround for human bandwidth. Anyone building a career on tasks an agent could learn is essentially training their own replacement.
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