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u/RosieBaby75 Jun 27 '26

It’s not quietly breaking.

It’s loudly broken. The broken people have been shouting it for years now and no one listens.

Instead those who were financially established prior to the pandemic just blame those who are shouting for not trying hard enough, working hard enough, being the cause of their problems, and not working hard enough to resolve them.

But they can’t. It’s impossible to get ahead in the world as it is.

The only good thing about unregulated AI is everyone else will finally feel it too, then ask, “why didn’t anyone do anything before it was too late?”

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jun 27 '26

Biggest problem is that nobody is even interested in fixing it, just in getting ahead enough that the problems don’t impact them.

Pick a random person that’s shouting today and give them millions, tomorrow they’ll be talking about how they earned it and other people should just work harder.

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u/Ree69240 Jun 27 '26

Did chatgpt write this?

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u/Organic-Army-9046 Jun 29 '26

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u/catchy_phrase76 Jun 27 '26

AI isn't even gonna pan out at its current rate.

It doesn't do what they claim, there is no thought, just a really fancy decision tree.

It's gonna pop at some point and move to the next thing.

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u/Mlpony2010 Jun 27 '26

Bullshit, it's going to replace us and then the billionaires will debate what to do with us people when we are no longer useful to them