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    La società di intelligenza artificiale Anthropic annuncia 200 posti di lavoro in Irlanda

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    1. hmmm_ on

      In 20 years time when the only person left employed in Europe is the one Anthropic Ireland employee who signs their company return forms, we’ll all be saying “thank fuck they choose here” as we send them their trillion euro corporation tax bill.

    4. pixelburp on

      >The additional 200 roles will be created between now and 2027 in engineering, sales, finance, **legal and compliance**, and operations.

      Something tells me with these AI companies, legal and compliance is *gonna stay pretty busy for the foreseeable*; I’m increasingly reading of lawsuits and legal pushback on IP or copyright protection. The US Supreme Court ruled again that AI “art” can’t be copyrighted, while just recently Grammarly is facing a lawsuit over an AI-powered featuring purporting to output in the style of living authors or writers.

    5. mexxavelli on

      Grand. 200 more workers can be “milked” by the government while their employer pays a fraction of taxes.

    7. Caabb on

      Best paying jobs in tech right now. I wonder if any of the big tech companies will fight to keep staff.

    8. urquellGlass on

      Anthropic would subsequently announce that those 200 jobs have been replaced by AI

    10. Key-Lie-364 on

      If your value add to the job is so low that some eejit can “vibe code” with Claude to replace you 🧐

      If your legal advice is so boilerplate that a pattern matching and glorified guessing network can replace your brief 🥲

      Use automation tools to boost your productivity.

      If you switch off your brain then yeah agree we may as well replace you.

      To be honest it sounds like a way to get rid of a whole bunch of dead weight who add little to their professions anyway.

      Having seen the code Claude produces if you can’t write better than that, then agree, find a new job and umm best of luck turning up to court with an iPhone and a Claude subscription to defend you…

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