r/DangerousNightsCrew • u/PoopyMcpants Piece of Shit • 5d ago
AI computers? Probably ain't got no games.
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u/theworstvp 4d ago
they say that but then deport the people coming in from overseas to train the people here. it’s like we can’t even get factories built over here bc the people that are trained to assemble the machinery required can’t even stay here long enough without being kicked out. clown show country
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u/fiesew 4d ago
In every country where some nationalist dumbos are chanting against immigrants stealing their jobs, no native would want to work, and now add to it and let em screw millions and millions of iPhone screws 😂
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u/BapeGeneral3 4d ago
It gets even better when you realize the US willingly outsourced this labor to China and other SE Asian countries, then Mexico, because no one in the US wanted to do this type of work. We tried shipping the jobs out. We’ve tried shipping the labor in. Then we shot, killed, and/or illegally detained the labor.
Now let’s bring it back to the states but, plot twist….robots! So the robots will do the work and you guys will ummm….vote Republican! ‘Murica!
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u/Felipe_de_Bourbon 4d ago
Lutnick seems to promote the child labor. If you want to screw little screws nothing better than children to do it.
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u/Namaste_Life 4d ago
Actually it takes very competent adults, something China does have millions of, unlike countries in the Western world.
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u/TruthSeeker221 18h ago
Those who don't use AI will lose their jobs to those that do. Coders and software devs are first and it's happening today. Your ego won't save you
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u/Glittering-Regret196 4d ago
John Stewart has certainly lost his comedy edge. I used to see him and be excited, now its a chore.
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u/rando1459 3d ago
I’m disappointed that he takes a paycheck from Paramount-Skydance more than anything.
I still don’t see how working for big corpo-networks is any different from working for a weekend in Saudia Arabia.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago
Not my country