In the long term because of it actually replacing jobs without creating enough new ones.
In the short term, because C-Suite folk overestimate its ability to replace workers.
(I'm a software engineer, recently laid off with a couple thousands other people with a CEO that's big into ChatGPT and worked under a director that wanted to ChatGPT all the things, even where it didn't remotely make sense).
In the long term because of it actually replacing jobs without creating enough new ones.
In the short term, because C-Suite folk overestimate its ability to replace workers.
(I'm a software engineer, recently laid off with a couple thousands other people with a CEO that's big into ChatGPT and worked under a director that wanted to ChatGPT all the things, even where it didn't remotely make sense).