Raw LLM Responses

A very casual, shallow answer. "People will move on with their lives", ignoring all repercussions. Let's talk, for example, on who owns, and profit the most with AI. Is it your plummer? The small store owner? The small entrepreneur? AI is property of a few, of the most powerful companies in the world. And companies ready to integrate AI to their processes are for the most part the 500 fortune companies. That means, big corporations will more likely benefit from this technology, making the gap Vs their competitors even greater. Monopolies is the key word here, lack of competition, with the expected repercussions on the market. What about employment? Will our politics act fast and diligently to make laws that stop companies from cutting half their employees to increase their profits? Will the artists, graphic designers, psychologists, data analysts, programmers, just "move on with their lives" and choose a different career path? What about the disparity between big and small economies? What will be the chances of small countries in the global market against the countries with SI supremacy? Will those million people will just move on? Be serious people. AI opens a new world of possibilities, but also challenges that demands for a serious debate