If AI truly ends up replacing all human jobs in the future, it would undoubtedly be the most disastrous invention of the 21st century. The purpose of all innovation should be to enhance human life, and AI should be no different. It should assist and augment human capabilities, not replace us entirely. I hope that current AI developers adhere to this principle and focus on creating tools that empower humanity rather than rendering us obsolete.
… but think of all the stock buybacks and huge margins companies will have after they lay everyone off!
Surely it’s worth screwing everyone’s future for some short term gains, right?
While the prospect of short-term financial gains through stock buybacks and increased margins might seem tempting for some companies, the long-term repercussions of displacing the workforce are far more detrimental. Sustainable growth and prosperity come from investing in people and fostering innovation that benefits society as a whole.
Who cares. We’re fully vested and going to Ibiza! (Used chatgpt to book our flight)
> … but think of all the stock buybacks and huge margins companies will have after they lay everyone off!
Will they live long enough to spend it?
Maybe he can start by setting an example
Elon has too many jobs
Meybe he replaced himself with AI at Tesla and a hallucination resulted in retrenching the SuperCharger team.