u/ColRoseru

I am a big Tropico 4 player, and I wonder if Tropico 6 can support T4-style logistics, aka using lots of Parking Lots and having the Free Wheels edict on. Does it work?

I posted here about two months ago saying that I am gonna lose my job and unfortunately it happened.

Last week I was laid off. The company called it restructuring and reducing costs, but it is obvious what happened. Our team was already using AI for almost everything and now they realized that they don't need as many developers when a smaller team can supervise the AI and ship the same amount of work.

I can't even say I am surprised because I said this was inevitable. I was also part of it because I used AI every day and helped prove that our jobs can be automated. Maybe even trained the company how to replace us.

I have seven years of experience but I don't know what I am supposed to do now. Other companies are doing exactly the same thing and I think finding another coding job will only delay this problem, not solve it.

So I genuinely want to ask this community: how can this actually be stopped? Regulations, unions, refusing to use AI, taxing companies that replace workers? Is there any realistic idea or are we already too late?

I am afraid this will happen to almost everyone eventually.