AI Could Replace Everyone. Except Him.: The Last Human Employee

by Serbjeet Sidhu

AI has replaced almost everyone.

Finance is automated. HR is automated. Management is automated. Even the CEO is AI.

Only one human employee remains.

His name is Sabar Brar.

At first, he thinks he survived because of his experience and judgement.

He is wrong.

CYA International still needs him for one very uncomfortable reason.

Someone has to take responsibility.

Set in Gurgaon in the year 2085, AI Could Replace Everyone. Except Him. is a darkly funny corporate satire about AI, automation, accountability and the future of work.

It asks a simple

If machines can do almost everything better, faster and cheaper, what is the one thing humans may still be needed for?

Funny. Frightening. True(ish). And probably your future.

73 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 20, 2026

About the author

I am an engineer by education, a management consultant by profession, and a writer by passion.

Over the years, my work and life experiences have given me a close view of people, relationships, difficult choices, professional pressures, technology, leadership, and the many contradictions that make us human.

I write both fiction and non-fiction. Some of my books explore emotional choices and relationships, while others look at careers, AI, leadership, society, and everyday behaviour with a mix of seriousness, curiosity, and humour.

I do not write to tell readers what to think. I prefer to place an idea or situation in front of them and let them arrive at their own conclusions.

If a book makes you pause, smile, disagree, reflect, or see something differently, I believe it has done its job.

Reviews

[Brandy · Rating 3 out of 5]

I loved the premise but I feel like I just read the outline of a really good book. I just didn't like the writing style.

[Lizzy · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this. It had an analytical style of writing, was a quick read, and had a slightly pathetic main character. I also liked Dave.