AI's Impact on Game Development Jobs and the 'Open to Work' Crisis on LinkedIn
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Summary
The article discusses the author's observation that LinkedIn is dominated by 'Open to Work' posts, particularly in the game development industry, suggesting a crisis in AI's impact on game dev jobs. The author notes the prevalence of green 'Open to Work' banners and expresses concern about widespread layoffs in the field.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledOne thing that I noticed as soon as I open LinkedIn green color becomes the most dominant one, greener than my website.
I have a feeling that everyone is lai...
The impact of AI on Game Dev Jobs. Open To Work Crisis
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