KI ist dabei, Millionen ins „Fegefeuer der beruflichen Identität“ zu schicken. Folgendes habe ich herausgefunden, nachdem meine 30-jährige Karriere ins Stocken geraten war

From the article 

We are currently in a period defined by significant professional transition. Millions of people are likely about to enter “professional identity purgatory” thanks to AI. I’m not an economist or a technologist, but what I do know—from living it, and from watching peers navigate it—is that the threat AI potentially poses to professionals goes deeper than lost tasks or restructured roles. It strikes at something more fundamental: the sense that what you spent your career mastering still matters. For generations, professional identity was durable—you built expertise, accumulated knowledge, climbed. Technology is disrupting that continuity in ways that are genuinely hard to sit with, not because the work disappears overnight, but because professional relevance starts to feel less certain. For people whose self-worth is tied to that relevance, the uncertainty alone can be destabilizing.

This is something I’ve been thinking and talking about for a while – the looming loss of job-driven identity. Huge numbers of people define themselves by their job, and if huge amounts of these jobs evaporate? That’s a human identity crisis we’re largely not discussing anywhere near enough yet.