@monteluna

Whether this stuff is mostly true since we're already seeing some retractions, I fundamentally think AI is good. It's exposing that much of our economy is glorified welfare programs. The reality is there's so much in the economy that is straight up taking these letters and organizing them in a specific way, communicating these letters, or doing things like telling some people these letters and not others. As a physics guy, it's akin to alchemy. We conjure spells and just generate value. The issue is: 1. There are large swaths of the economy that resisted this with people with "PhD"s that simply didn't slowly creep up the organization of these letters. They are rapidly realizing their jobs need to be more like data scientists and not welfare recipients. 2. There are large swaths of the economy that have literally never had this alchemy at all. These people are more resistant because they never had data scientists at all, but they now need to compete. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GweKOBSJvEY

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