In the grand scheme of luxury, most of what we consider luxurious in Nigeria wouldn’t even qualify as entry-level luxury elsewhere. We only call these things “luxury” because 90% of Nigerians simply can’t afford them.
Burger King’s jollof rice by Chef Tee has been trending, with mostly negative reviews. But knowing how Nigerians love to jump on trends, I honestly don’t think it’s that bad. I feel like some people are just joining the hate train.
I am very uncomfortable about people trying to ascribe religious force or a surrender of human judgment to AI models, and think it is a real safety issue.
@Jiboladesola Politics is a game of adaptation. You either play to the tune of the people you want to govern, or you deliberately create your own system and make everyone else compete.
What works in the Southern region might not work in the Northern region. Learn to adapt, or you'll lose.
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What will the next 5–10 years look like? How will we survive if AI keeps replacing jobs? Who will pay taxes, and what happens to demand and supply when AI can do almost everything online?
What are we going to do about AI replacing human workers? There needs to be some form of compensation or a support package. You can't just render people jobless simply because your AI can do their jobs.