@dangeruss04@HandlerExplicit@ItsShake4ndbake I don’t ever want to settle for anything half ass we are in 2026 there needs to be product control it’s pretty obvious for me as a consumer if we drop over 60 we deserve a good product
I think we need to seriously consider new economic protections as AI and automation become capable of replacing more human labor.
The goal shouldn’t be to prevent technological progress or guarantee that every existing job survives forever. The goal should be to ensure that people aren’t economically abandoned because technology made their labor less necessary.
If AI allows companies to produce more with fewer workers, those productivity gains shouldn’t benefit only the corporations and individuals who own the technology. Some of that prosperity should flow back to society potentially through universal basic income, stronger protections for displaced workers, or other forms of guaranteed economic security.
Technology replacing human labor could ultimately be a good thing. It could mean shorter workweeks, greater productivity, and a higher standard of living. But that only works if ordinary people share in the benefits.
If we’re building a future where society needs less human labor, we also need to build an economy where a person’s ability to survive isn’t entirely dependent on selling that labor.
@peachessifunda Exactly this thats completely fair and I feel that hopefully this opens the flood gates for more I’m not gona lie some of the scenes like the intro felt so campy and could have been cinematic golddddd 🤩🤩🤩 story definitely needs work