How to find AI-conservative companies to work for?

The more AI use cases I see, the more I think we've been asking the wrong question. Everyone asks what jobs can AI replace , a more interesting question might be what bottlenecks can AI remove? Every growing company eventually runs into the same problem. The best people become the limiting factor and the best manager can only coach so many people. The best salesperson can only take so many meeting

The more I look at AI deployments, the less I think AI is replacing employees. It seems to be replacing junior repetitive tasks. Customer support: AI can answer 1,000 tickets simultaneously. Coding: AI writes boilerplate, tests, and documentation in minutes. Research: AI can read 100 papers faster than a human can read 5. But here's the weird part: Several companies are also reporting higher AI bi

Is it even possible? I don't completely hate AI, and leverage it to make things better but I don't like to use it for EVERYTHING. At my current job we have outsourced our thinking, our design, our documentation, our sanity to it and I just can't do it anymore. I'm considering getting out of tech entirely at this point I've been in it for almost two decades and I&#x27