> We've got all these people in a state of delusion that somehow the job of a developer isn't glorified autocomplete of what someone else prompts them with. Yo

> We've got all these people in a state of delusion that somehow the job of a developer isn't glorified autocomplete of what someone else prompts them with. You could make the same oversimplification about any other knowledge or managerial job, up to and including C-suite executives. If this technology is coming and taking everyone's jobs, we're going to need incredibly strong social support structures like Universal basic income and radical redistribution of wealth from AI-owners to fund it. Do you have any ideas for tackling that?