Raw LLM Responses

1. It's not PURELY driven by corporate greed. If your competitor is using AI effectively, then you're taking a risk by not using it. It would be like a contractor building a house without power tools and trying to remain competitive. The collateral damage is making a job redundant. 2. The well of human desire is bottomless. I stole this, but, as soon as we could put 1,000 songs on a device, people were interested in 8 tracks again. We'll always want stuff... so businesses will need to exist to sell them that stuff. "But nobody is hiring so we can't buy stuff"... 3. Businesses solve problems: Homelessness, climate change, starvation, mental health issues, crowded prison systems, inequality... There are still a lot of BIG problems to solve out there. Which means there are a ton of new business opportunities out there. "But I can't start a business"... 4. AI is giving anyone the ability to become competitive: There are tools coming out that let you build software using AI with ZERO coding knowledge. Code used to be proprietary, which has what allowed the tech ogilarch's to dominate the last decade. Now you just need an idea, no capital no special knowledge, nothing. And based on the last point of solving big problems, we'll have more brainpower and resources entering the picture to help solve 'em. 5. Regulatory changes: AI came out of nowhere and everyone is scrambling to make sense of it. We really have no idea what type of regulatory changes we could see. Consumer protection could deem it unethical to use AI for forward facing commercial usage, and all of this is squashed. 6. I have no idea what I'm talking about, but offering a balance to the doom and gloom of this video. Since nobody knows what the hell is going to happen.