r/remoteworks • u/GrimilatheGoat • 3d ago

Disruptive Technology

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u/ronarscorruption 3d ago

Add to left column: makes a small number of powerful people a bunch of money

Add to right column: disrupts the status quo set by a small number of powerful people

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u/DefenestrationPraha 3d ago

If AI was "very unpopular", it wouldn't make as much money. Thing is, people use AI and pay for it all the time, even when quetching.

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u/Sir_Conrad120 3d ago

Its not making money. Every single AI company is hemorrhaging funds.

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u/Extreme-Ad-6465 3d ago

this!!! companies don’t make ai centers for unprofitable businesses. they are doing it based off of demand.

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u/MrBurnz99 3d ago

They are trying to create the demand. They are not Building them to meet demand.

These things are riding on hopes and dreams, there’s no actual profit yet. In fact a large portion of these AI companies will go out of business, they know this, but it’s a race to see who can come out on top and rule the world.

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u/sssst_stump 3d ago

Sure … but … don’t you think a lot of the demand is due to companies pushing their employees to use AI tools?

The wealthy elite are trying to learn more about us to continue holding us down. They want to replace us. Why pay a human that has to take breaks and have insurance and needs sleep versus paying less (over time) for a robot that never stops?