CEO Predicts Automation's Worst Case // AIDRAN

McDermott's appearance on CNBC was not a neutral warning from a disinterested observer. ServiceNow sells AI agent infrastructure to enterprise customers, and its CEO's own statement tied the labor forecast directly to the company's commercial position. The forecast functions as demand generation: if enterprises believe agents will reshape the workforce at that scale, they accelerate adoption of the platform selling those agents. McDermott's warning is also his pitch deck.

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