Yep, you can probably dig up some Victorian era writings of the same nature raging against whatever was new then. People not liking change and projecting their

Yep, you can probably dig up some Victorian era writings of the same nature raging against whatever was new then. People not liking change and projecting their irrational fears is nothing new. They'll spell all sorts of negative outcomes, most of which never come even close to happening. Some of the Victorian age writings on this are quite hilarious to read in the modern day because of how ludicrously wrong and cringe worthy they were. The shelf life of these articles isn't very good. AI is providing us with new tools. That's all. And there are lots of people that will use those tools in all sorts of ways. Some interesting, some misguided, some dangerous, but mostly mundane things. Some people will be more skilled using tools than others. Or have better access. I had an interesting conversation with a friend whose kids are in college and are adapting to having chat gpt available. It's great. They are using it for all sorts of things. AI won't replace us. The next generation using it will. They'll be more familiar and comfortable with it. They'll have never known a world without it. They won't get hung up on the past. And they'll move us aside without much thought. This happens every generation.