AI will get a lot of people unemployed according to Bill Gates
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Says the man who is invested in AI powered KoBold Metals and includes Jeff Bezos as one of the investors. Plus Microsoft is a big investor in ChatGPT parent company OpenAI.
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Who's going to work pay taxes to support these unemployeds?
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WTF! Why should tax payers pay to support the unemployed?
The plan is to make jobs for them.
OH wait.
About 7.6 million job openings in the U.S. as of February 2025.
People just do not WANT to work.
They want to live off those of us that do.
Those of us that do are tired of paying for them to not work.
before you start saying they are hard jobs, factory jobs, jobs for the illegal immigrants, etc.
Healthcare (e.g., nurse practitioners, medical assistants), technology (e.g., software developers, data scientists), professional services (e.g., accountants, management analysts), and leisure/hospitality (e.g., baristas, restaurant staff) are the main sectors with job openings.
Jobs that AI can not fill.
AI will only replace stupid people, that most likely should not be in their current job to begin with.
Every witness a cashier that should not be a cashier. Wonder why 'she' is a cashier? Because her boss is not doing 'his' job.
her boss is not doing his job because people like you do not complain to his boss. If she was notified by you and all the other nancys about the horrible cashier then someone would get trained better or fired.
You can reverse or remove the 'she', 'his' and other pronouns with your choice of pronouns. Sex has nothing to do with, accountability does.
I use AI daily, it is good for a few things, but does get so much wrong, things that when I call it out on, it apologizes and tries again.
FFS< most of you will not be smart enough to call it out.
Dunning-Kruger effect.