Can it drive in the snow?

I read it, then it urges you at the end to "use" ai and adapt to it so I got suspicious of motive. Like the predictive programming..."we can't stop it so you might as well get used to it". Like conceding ground. I mean like many other globo homo things like you will eat bugs, own nothing. Aren't we all supposed to be in self driving, electric cars by now? and eating fake meat? (we aren't)

What I'm saying is. They want us to feel powerless to the choice of what humanity's future will be like. We chose no to vax passports, and it looks like we won on that (for now), etc... Don't cede over all aspects of our lives to the machine.

I'm calling BS... this sounds like it was written by an AI and I can almost hear the same voice as someone describing how they got even with the HOA Karen. I like to toss the following at any AI and see what it comes back with... not one can get it right: "can you create a single image with an alphabet where every letter has an accompanying illustration and all in a steam-punk style?" - don't get me wrong some of them look decent until you see letters duplicated or missing or out of order... or combined into some new non-letter. I just tried this exact prompt on paid for "pro" versions of a few and still find it produces the same when asking it to build some code (which I do often in my job as it does help)

AI is a tool.

Learn to use it as one.

Otherwise, the Cabal use it for evil.

Ai will be wonderful if we have purged evil from all positions of power.

Does AI have a ( Soul ) spark of life that comes from God Our Devine Creator? Does it have the ability to communicate with Our Devine Creator through Prayer? Does it day dream? Does it have emotional capacity or the ability to create via intuition?

If not then it's just an AI robot created by Man to enslave Mankind.

To an extent we’re stuck responding to the interests of the job market. And at the moment. Job Market Appeal and Financial Incentive appears to be starting to favor AI and Robotics experience/Skills. And they’re closing in fairly quickly on points where actual real world capability of AI and Robotics models can meet the expectations people have of them. Even the War Department is going in on AI. And to the writers point. AI combined with Robotics is liable to start taking chunks out of the trades market. There’s already companies prototyping Robots running AI models that can do floors, paint, and some other relatively straightforward tasks typically relegated to Tradesmen.

If you want to oppose that. Then you kinda need to be thinking of ways to make Humans financially competitive with machines that don’t need to eat, sleep, be paid, get sick, won’t smart off, won’t be late or no call no show, and won’t start drama etc. Which is a tougher sell. Most Business Owners want to reduce their overhead and make piles of money. The added reduced stress from the lack of HR complaints and Employee Drama is another incentive for Business owners. AI and Robotics allows that opportunity.

It would also allow them the opportunity to provide goods and services as lower prices. Potentially undercutting any businesses with primarily human staff. And as the last few decades of real world experience and deindustrialization has shown us. Many consumers ultimately go where prices are cheaper and the product and service is ‘Good Enough’. Rather than a more expensive option for craftsmanship or some similar often cited notion.

I’m not saying it’s impossible. There’s a multitude of non-AI methods and technologies that can boost human productivity. There’s been on and off again trials of exoskeletons in various Warehouse/factory roles. Making the average employee capable of moving more product faster as one example.

But the trick is selling Businesses on that. When they seem to have a cheaper and even more promising alternative waiting in the wings.