Aiden Boyce

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

Still excited about what AI can bring?

📖 The Atlantic — “America Isn’t Ready for What AI Will Do to Jobs”
https://t.co/nbCUiiFcRd
#AI #FutureOfWork #AIJobs #Automation #AIEconomy #ArtificialIntelligence #AIPolicy @TheAtlantic

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

“Tag an AI CEO. Ask them one question: who are you building this for when the people who would buy it no longer have a job?”

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

Still excited about what AI can bring?

📖 Image credit: The Atlantic — “America Isn’t Ready for What AI Will Do to Jobs”
https://t.co/nbCUiiFcRd

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

The investment is in the trillions. The payback model assumes ongoing consumer revenue.
But what happens to that model when the consumers are gone?

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

China hasn’t announced it wants to run the country by AI. It’s just getting on with it.
If a country delivers public services at 99.8% completion via AI — what does that mean for how the rest of the world thinks about governance and competition?

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

China isn’t losing the AI race. It’s running a different one.

[Aiden Boyce @twitofathing]

China’s new Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) applies AI across government, industry and social governance. Xi’an’s AI platform handles 5.8M citizen requests/year at 99.8% completion. This isn’t a pilot.