Do you think AI agents can fully replace human roles in the workplace? Why or why not?

I believe AI can assist us, but it won't fully replace humans. We bring a level of emotional intelligence that machines simply can’t replicate.

I think AI can augment a lot of roles and boost efficiency, but full replacement seems unlikely in most cases. The human element and judgment is still crucial for a lot of tasks. Maybe certain repetitive jobs could be fully automated by AI, but for anything requiring creativity, emotional intelligence, or complex decision-making, AI will probably remain an assistant to humans rather than a replacement in the near term. Just my 2 cents though, curious what others think!

I think it depends on what field or industry you are talking about. For example, I think most programming jobs or creative works such as illustration or writing might get replaced with AI, but work related to one on one human interaction might take a long time for them to replace human roles.

AI can replace certain roles, but leadership and strategy will always need a human brain.