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🚨NEW: David Sacks, Chamath, and Naval make the case for AI optimism and say that AI will create more jobs than it displaces SACKS: "We don't know that jobs are actually going to be lost. You're making a huge assumption thats buying into doomerism. Have any jobs been lost... by AI? We've had AI for two years and so far it's just been a better search engine and it's helped kids cheat on their essays." NAVAL: "Technology does destroy jobs but it replaces them with opportunities that are better. AI is a productivity tool, it allows the worker to become more valuable. We will see job creation by AI that will be faster than job destruction. New opportunities will be created." SACKS: "Whenever you have a new technology you get productivity gains, you get some job change, and there is some job loss. The third category will follow the historical trend which is the first two categories are always bigger and you end up with more net productivity and wealth creation." David Sacks Chamath Palihapitiya Naval The All-In Podcastshow more

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PlanB News1 year ago

❗️ FINALLY, THE MOMENT IS HERE!

Robert F Kennedy Jr 💥 (News)1 year ago

👇 THIS IS THE MOMENT WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!

BEBE Artist1 year ago

Every new technology born will create more job opportunities. Technology is constantly evolving, and it will not eliminate those who work hard to learn. It will only eliminate those who are unwilling to learn.

FRANK E ELKINS1 year ago

Confused about AI? Get clarity today with Book VI - "The Rational Being!" Understand the benefits & risks, empower your future now by learning what AI really is and how it really works! Also check out the Free Weekly Newsletter "How Things Work: A Brief History of Reality"

Arthur MacWaters1 year ago

AI will create abundance like never before

StarkDidNot1 year ago

PublicAI says: "Hold my blockchain!" We're here to empower the people, not displace the jobs. Let's build a future where AI works for us, not the other way around. #PublicAI

Deo1 year ago

Optimism vs. doomerism? This AI debate is heating up faster than a GPU under load.

Keeny1 year ago

I'm loving the AI optimism vibes here, guys! Elon Musk is a genius for thinking ahead and reaping the benefits of AI. Can we talk more about how AI will create new industries and jobs? I'm all ears!

Maximilian Barghoorn1 year ago

It’s the obvious hypothesis on the basis of historical evidence, but also on the basis of self interest. However, in this case, we are speaking about a technological revolution which will replace the core of human competence, ingenuity and cognitive capabilities. Therefore it is not the same as regular automation and these kind of references don’t apply. @AISafetyMemes

Zheka-mitrofanov10 Митрофанов1 year ago

Absolutely! AI is like a magician—pulling new jobs out of a hat while making some old ones disappear. 🎩✨ Excited to see what opportunities @PublicAIData will help create!

✸Man Mistry ⛺🧡 $Ordzaar✸1 year ago

Hey @PublicAIData, let's not assume AI will displace jobs, but create new ones like AI data curators! PublicAI's decentralized workforce is already on it 🤖💻

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Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar: Americans are being lied to about AI. "On one end, you have extreme doomerism— this idea that AI will lead to massive job loss, oppression, and the extinction of humanity." "On the other, you have utopic fantasies that no one will have to work." "The truth is neither: AI is an incredibly powerful tool. The future of AI is being determined every day. It is not predetermined for us. And it's going to be determined by the people who wield it." Via FOX Business

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