<ul><li>Replit's CEO warned that jobs involving basic computer tasks like producing images or text artifacts are at risk of being replaced by AI.</li><li>A new startup received $1.2 million funding to create the world's first 'Junior AI product manager', raising concerns about job security in the tech industry.</li><li>Companies like Ema and Thrive are aiming to replace or augment human workers with AI, impacting roles in product management, design, and engineering.</li><li>Tech leaders suggest developing essential skills to stay relevant and employable in the evolving AI-disrupted workplace by 2025.</li></ul>

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