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AI Is About to Kill the Website—And Maybe Your Job Too

Not Science Fiction—This Is Happening Right Now I run several websites, and AI has made that possible. But here’s the truth: I’m part of the problem. Every time I use AI to generate articles or manage content, I’m feeding the very system that will eventually make me—and everyone else who runs a business online—obsolete. At some point, AI won’t need websites. It will just feed everyone the information they need, exactly when they need it. No websites. No ads. No middlemen. That’s not hyperbole. That’s the future we’re staring at.

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