I am genuinely starting to root for revolution. These smug “learn to code” folks need to get some compunctions about telling people to reskill over and over again — where is the sensitivity here? How much can people take? 

It’s worse too because this man, as demonstrated yesterday, is a moral black hole

2025 is the year that AI agents will start taking human jobs in the United States, and beyond.

Here’s what it means for humanity:

We’re now sharing the planet with an intelligence that’s comparable to that of some humans. 99.99% of people  have not deeply internalized what this…

Eoghan McCabe

I am genuinely starting to root for revolution. These smug “learn to code” folks need to get some compunctions about telling people to reskill over and over again — where is the sensitivity here? How much can people take? 

It’s worse too because this man, as demonstrated yesterday, is a moral black hole 

https://x.com/eoghan/status/1882123258763571461

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Not the point you're making, but I do feel like a lot of these discussions are similar to the offshoring/onshoring arguments.  If I need support from a company, and I have a simple problem that can be fixed, then offshore/AI agents are fine, but more than likely I have a slightly unusual support need, in which case the company that hires experts will get my continued business.

Web monetization.  Working on gfam.live to help creators earn from their content.

Absolutely.  Who is buying the stuff AI is producing if none of us have any money?

I struggle to model these scenarios out when the world is set to look like a place where 99.99999999% of people are unemployed. Most of us will have no money or leverage to accept anything but the LLM