AI is designed to make the top 1% of the population wealthier at the expense of everyone else. I get it that the rich would always do what favours the rich, but isn't that the way of life? Isn't that how the world is built? We don't live in a utopian society where everything goes. The industry where these companies are is a very brutal one, so if they don't evolve with the industry, they will be left behind. It's not cool for people to lose their jobs over it, but this is what happens when an innovation that is able to do those jobs is made. AI is not the first, and as long as the world doesn't end, it won't be the last. The world is ever-changing. Every era brings different challenges and things they have to deal with. It was someone's job to manually light all the street lights in a major city with fire, then one day, it was possible for all the lights to be turned on at the same time, then one day, the lights didn't even need anybody to turn them on. They just turn on when it's dark. I know it sucks, but the world has always been like that. Well I dont disagree with you. Essentially you describe how there is a wealth divide in the world now and how its going to get worse. We are all walking right into this with our eyes wide open.  Personally I refuse to use AI as much as I can. In general we have no problem engaging with AI but at the same time we ourselves are creating a demand for something which could put us out of a job in the future. I think the implications are very worrying for the future. Those 8000 meta staff might be able to get a job elsewhere in the short to medium term but in the not so distant future the availability of jobs will shrink and the demand for the dwindling ones will increase and it will be too late when the masses realise what happened.
AI is designed to make the top 1% of the population wealthier at the expense of everyone else. I get it that the rich would always do what favours the rich, but isn't that the way of life? Isn't that how the world is built? We don't live in a utopian society where everything goes. The industry where these companies are is a very brutal one, so if they don't evolve with the industry, they will be left behind. It's not cool for people to lose their jobs over it, but this is what happens when an innovation that is able to do those jobs is made. AI is not the first, and as long as the world doesn't end, it won't be the last. The world is ever-changing. Every era brings different challenges and things they have to deal with. It was someone's job to manually light all the street lights in a major city with fire, then one day, it was possible for all the lights to be turned on at the same time, then one day, the lights didn't even need anybody to turn them on. They just turn on when it's dark. I know it sucks, but the world has always been like that. Well I dont disagree with you. Essentially you describe how there is a wealth divide in the world now and how its going to get worse. We are all walking right into this with our eyes wide open.  Personally I refuse to use AI as much as I can. In general we have no problem engaging with AI but at the same time we ourselves are creating a demand for something which could put us out of a job in the future. I think the implications are very worrying for the future. Those 8000 meta staff might be able to get a job elsewhere in the short to medium term but in the not so distant future the availability of jobs will shrink and the demand for the dwindling ones will increase and it will be too late when the masses realise what happened.

AI is designed to make the top 1% of the population wealthier at the expense of everyone else. I get it that the rich would always do what favours the rich, but isn't that the way of life? Isn't that how the world is built? We don't live in a utopian society where everything goes. The industry where these companies are is a very brutal one, so if they don't evolve with the industry, they will be left behind. It's not cool for people to lose their jobs over it, but this is what happens when an innovation that is able to do those jobs is made. AI is not the first, and as long as the world doesn't end, it won't be the last. The world is ever-changing. Every era brings different challenges and things they have to deal with. It was someone's job to manually light all the street lights in a major city with fire, then one day, it was possible for all the lights to be turned on at the same time, then one day, the lights didn't even need anybody to turn them on. They just turn on when it's dark. I know it sucks, but the world has always been like that. Well I dont disagree with you. Essentially you describe how there is a wealth divide in the world now and how its going to get worse. We are all walking right into this with our eyes wide open.  Personally I refuse to use AI as much as I can. In general we have no problem engaging with AI but at the same time we ourselves are creating a demand for something which could put us out of a job in the future. I think the implications are very worrying for the future. Those 8000 meta staff might be able to get a job elsewhere in the short to medium term but in the not so distant future the availability of jobs will shrink and the demand for the dwindling ones will increase and it will be too late when the masses realise what happened.

AI is designed to make the top 1% of the population wealthier at the expense of everyone else. I get it that the rich would always do what favours the rich, but isn't that the way of life? Isn't that how the world is built? We don't live in a utopian society where everything goes. The industry where these companies are is a very brutal one, so if they don't evolve with the industry, they will be left behind. It's not cool for people to lose their jobs over it, but this is what happens when an innovation that is able to do those jobs is made. AI is not the first, and as long as the world doesn't end, it won't be the last. The world is ever-changing. Every era brings different challenges and things they have to deal with. It was someone's job to manually light all the street lights in a major city with fire, then one day, it was possible for all the lights to be turned on at the same time, then one day, the lights didn't even need anybody to turn them on. They just turn on when it's dark. I know it sucks, but the world has always been like that. Well I dont disagree with you. Essentially you describe how there is a wealth divide in the world now and how its going to get worse. We are all walking right into this with our eyes wide open.  Personally I refuse to use AI as much as I can. In general we have no problem engaging with AI but at the same time we ourselves are creating a demand for something which could put us out of a job in the future. I think the implications are very worrying for the future. Those 8000 meta staff might be able to get a job elsewhere in the short to medium term but in the not so distant future the availability of jobs will shrink and the demand for the dwindling ones will increase and it will be too late when the masses realise what happened.