As job security concerns in the age of Artificial Intelligence rise, many tech professionals in Bengaluru are reconsidering long-term financial commitments, such as home loans. A Reddit post captures this growing dilemma—balancing the stability of homeownership with the flexibility of renting amid fears of AI-driven job losses.
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The main concern is the risk of job loss due to AI and automation, which makes long-term financial commitments like home loans risky.
AI is transforming industries, leading to layoffs and a slowdown in hiring, which increases job insecurity for tech professionals.
Prime areas in Bengaluru have high property prices, making it challenging for young professionals to afford homes, especially with the risk of job loss.
Job insecurity due to AI can cause significant stress and affect personal well-being, influencing financial and personal decisions.
Renting provides flexibility and the ability to adapt quickly to changes, such as moving to a more affordable location if one loses their job.

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