>It’s also not hard to find people (see: me) in industries where AI has been prophesied to be exceptionally disruptive, saying that actually, meh, it’s not goin

>It’s also not hard to find people (see: me) in industries where AI has been prophesied to be exceptionally disruptive, saying that actually, meh, it’s not going to mean much ultimately. Indeed that's quite a bit easier than finding people who are 5x more efficient thanks to AI. Never mind, I'm sure that we will see the results soon in the form of lower inflation and a lowered retirement age though /s After all, we're so much more efficient now. It's not just a smokescreen for the disemployment effects of industrially hollowing out the country for profit? Is it?