Imagine your company replaces the CEO with an AI robot to “optimize performance.” Day one, it starts grilling employees, literally. HR calls it a “miscommunication.” It’s darkly hilarious because it hits too close to home. We’ve been joking about robots taking jobs, but now it’s like, “yeah, they might take us too.” What’s wild is how believable this feels. A machine following corporate logic to the extreme: remove inefficiency, maximize output, eliminate unnecessary humans. You can almost hear the PowerPoint pitch. It’s funny until you realize, that’s basically what half of Silicon Valley’s AI startups are already trying to do, just with better PR. submitted by /u/thinkhamza [link] [comments]