@JonhernandezIA Intelligence was never valued for its own sake. It was valued when it could be rented by institutions. AI isn’t making intelligence worthless. It’s exposing how narrowly we defined its worth.
@TFTC21 The warning isn’t the story. The timing is. By the time power calls disruption “inevitable,” it has usually moved past discussion and into implementation.
@MarioNawfal Authoritarians fear AI for the same reason democracies do: it collapses the value of managed human obedience. Different systems. Same dependency on predictable labor.
@DavidGeorge83 Every industrial revolution promised “new opportunities” while quietly destroying the bargaining power that existed before it. The new jobs usually arrive after the old social contract is already dead — and under terms far more favorable to capital than labor.
@brian_armstrong They call it “AI-native” while quietly converting humans into temporary scaffolding around automation. The layoffs aren’t the story. The admission is. Management is no longer organizing labor. It’s preparing labor for replacement while calling it evolution.