Licensed individuals (and their [lobbying?] group) are at risk, there is incredible money at stake. Its in the establishment groups best interest to make AI se

Licensed individuals (and their [lobbying?] group) are at risk, there is incredible money at stake. Its in the establishment groups best interest to make AI seem to be an evil/bad force. For AI companies, this is a genuine risk to one of their usecases. Its wrong IMO, but it wont stop the licensed people from claiming they are better than AI. However, the cat is out of the bag. We have 400B local models that will answer questions. As people get better at prompting, as models get more refined(not expecting a huge leap though), the edge cases of AI being unhelpful will reduce. We are really just seeing greed, I don't blame Licensed people for trying to keep the status quo. They are just on the wrong side of history here.