Raw LLM Responses

I've listened. I hear a few things. You haven't encouraged the public to learn more about technology. Where is the commitment from you and our other leadership to make technological knowledge a part of the fabric of education? You're expecting the farmer who grew you a tomato to tell you how to make spaghetti sauce, lasagna and zeti. You want the public to punish the inventors of the technology for not telling us what to do with it. It is up to us to figure that out. We didn't ask Henry Ford to prepare for the impact on the public if he managed to beat a competitor resulting in shuttering them and for a town to be unemployed. How are the inventors of AI going to control the capitalistic nature of companies? Who wants to create unique and great things knowing that a leader like yourself encourages punishing innovation and encouraging laziness for those resistent to adapting and adopting new things? You have to pay to be great and help change the world. It doesn't sound very nice. I'm disappointed that you're encouraging the public to stay static and expect the same jobs in 10 years. The world has always been changing. We need leaders like you to forge a path and establish tangible resources to help us all transform with this rapidly changing world. Sitting on our hands waiting you guys to argue amongst yourselves in this grab for power does nothing to prepare us to think differently. Waiting with our hands out for a piece of a piece of tax makes us beggars. How long are we supposed stay in this low position of thinking? I don't have all of the answers. I just don't think you're solving problems with your approach.