AI is a fundamentally different technological innovation than the ones he compares against in the post. It's not an incremental improvement on methods, it's a c

AI is a fundamentally different technological innovation than the ones he compares against in the post. It's not an incremental improvement on methods, it's a complete replacement of the labor force for many industries. But the problem to solve isn't how to blunt the impact of AI, rather how to handle the newly freed labor force. I don't think this should be seen as a bad thing. Tasks a machine can take care of should be left to a machine, and other work should be handled by a human. We'll have a lot of open human capacity to accomplish something, but if the transition isn't handled well it could be really painful.