Matt Wolfe discusses why people fear AI will replace their jobs and how to have conversations that might change their minds. He argues we need to acknowledge those fears as real before we can convince anyone that AI tools might actually create more opportunities than they destroy.
The only thing I see left remaining is for this to fully replace me or outright replace my job. That can't feel good. Right. And I'm very sympathetic to that because I feel like to brush that conversation, that narrative under the rug, I think is missing the point. I think that we're gonna have a much harder time convincing people to one, use these tools, and then two, convince them that the proliferation of these tools is net good for society. We don't at least acknowledge that sort of thinking. So I think it's important to be nuanced in these things.
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