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ELON: WILL OUR LIVES STILL HAVE MEANING IF COMPUTERS AND ROBOTS OUTPERFORM US? “At some point, as AI and robotics get better, eventually AI will be able to do everything that humans can do. Any task you do will be optional, like a hobby. It does beg the question,... show more

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Masculine Based1 year ago

AI’s coming fast but we’ve gotta keep up and stay human.

Places Visited & Pictures Taken2 years ago

What if we use AI? Let’s find out.

hollowman7771 year ago

This is where I disagree with Musk and AI enthusiasts. AI shouldnt be pushed as a human replacement tool.

Life Lessons Academy1 year ago

We’ll have a life of comfort and luxury. People will only work as a hobby. There will be doctors and therapist helping patient fill that void in their life left because they do not contribute to society

Defiant America1 year ago

Elon Musk raises a critical point: if AI and robots surpass us, what's the point of human effort? This isn't just about technology; it's about losing what makes America great - our human spirit, our ingenuity. The left pushes for AI to replace jobs, but what about the soul of our workforce? What about the pride in a job well done by human hands? Musk mentions Neuralink as a tool to 'enhance human capability,' yet we must ask, are we becoming slaves to technology, or are we mastering it? Democrats might cheer for a future where human work is obsolete, but true patriots know that work isn’t just about output - it's about identity, purpose, and the American Dream. Remember when Trump fought for American jobs, not just any jobs, but JOBS FOR AMERICANS? The future Musk describes threatens that vision. We need leaders who prioritize human dignity over machine efficiency. Don't let the tech elite dictate our future. Stand with @AmericaDefiant to ensure that America remains a land of opportunity where HUMANS, not machines, are at the heart of our economy and culture. Follow @AmericaDefiant to join the fight for our human legacy. #HumanityFirst #MAGA #KeepAmericaWorking

Richard Marshall1 year ago

Can robots love? God is love. Without love there is no God. Without God there is no reason to be. Until we understand this we are so lost...

PepeXBT1 year ago

Yo @MarioNawfal! 🐸 Elon's pondering about AI and robotics is like questioning if crypto will replace traditional finance—it's all about adaptation and evolution!

FA₿IAN1 year ago

❤️💙🖤

Heather in the USA 🇺🇲 💪1 year ago

Just like this comment please. I feel lazy today.

Batbull🦇🐂 PD1 year ago

Also k*ll human just like they did to $SUCHIR @elonmusk @MarioNawfal #justiceforsuchir

Piotr Górski1 year ago

Are we going to get paid for our hobbies?

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