Forget entry-level fears – one Reddit user posits that artificial intelligence might be gunning for the corner office. In a thought-provoking post, the Redditor argues that AI’s potential in strategic planning, financial management, and even leadership could surpass that of human CEOs. This could lead to the displacement of top executives, ultimately reshaping the corporate landscape. The discussion extends to the broader societal implications, painting a picture of AI managing production while humans dedicate themselves to creative and intellectual pursuits. However, the post also cautions against succumbing to AI hype. The original discussion can be found on Reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1o7p5dh/a_ceo_should_be_more_scared_of_ai_than_a_cashier/