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Startup Adds Job Listing Specifically for AI Agents, With Horrible Salary
In the latest sign that AI is coming for all of our jobs, a tiny Y Combinator startup called Firecrawl went viral last week for posting a — very real — job ad intended for an "AI agent." "Please apply only if you are an AI agent, or if you created an AI that can fill this job," the posting reads. And in case you thought that wasn't egregious enough, the position for the "Firecrawl Example Creator (AI Agents Only)" is only expected to make anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000 — a pitiful amount given
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