Even Pichai's Job Can be 80% Replaced by AI

Google CEO Pichai said that he did an AI query and was told that 80% of what he is doing now can be replaced by AI. Does this means that there is no point in climbing the corporate ladder as even an CEO job is not secure?

So Is There No Point Climbing the Corporate Ladder?

The ladder itself is changing.

In the past, promotion meant:
More knowledge
More control
More information

Now information is free.

The value of leadership shifts from:
“I know more” → to → “I can decide better.”

If your ambition is based on status, salary, title — yes, AI makes the ladder unstable.

If your ambition is based on:

Strategic judgement
Emotional steadiness
Ethical courage
Ability to unite people

Then your value increases, not decreases.

The Real Risk

The risk is not that CEO jobs disappear.

The risk is that middle layers built purely on coordination and reporting shrink dramatically.

AI compresses hierarchy.

Which means:
Fewer layers.
Higher expectations.
Greater emotional maturity required at the top.

The Strategic Insight

Climbing the ladder still matters.

But you must climb for the right reason:

Not to control information.
But to master judgement.

This is where your Love Intelligence framework becomes relevant.

AI improves IQ leverage.
AI improves data processing.

But leadership in the next decade will depend on:
Care under pressure.
Courage in ambiguity.
Connection across fear.

That is not programmable.

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