It's not zero context; this thread is about using AI to augment human productivity vs Ai to replace humans. The supporting evidence is just the math. (A) If I

It's not zero context; this thread is about using AI to augment human productivity vs Ai to replace humans. The supporting evidence is just the math. (A) If I sell you a product that makes your employees twice as productive then my revenue scales with your employee count. (B) If I sell you a product that eliminates your employees then my _maximum_ revenue is your current employee count. With (A) I have a unlimited revenue cap while with (B) it's cap'd at your current employee count. I also didn't invent this approach so there's other people that think this too. It's not that (B) is bad; it's just that (A) is better. It's similar to say selling people a cable subscription without ads; it's just better (more revenue) to both sell them a subscription and give them ads.