The idea of a world driven by robots empowered by AI methods, is really great. It gives freedom to everyone with almost no costs. Just doesn’t work so well with a capitalistic society as the one we currently have.
Such uses demand a non-capitalistic socio-economic system. Like some form of communism.
Unpopular opinion: Younger hires are garbage workers. Entitled. Cannot accept criticism. Quit the moment things get too hard. Incompetent. Argumentative with supervisors. On phones too much. And late all of the damned time.
Now add shitty workers with CEO’s cutting billionaires and AI and yep, job market sucks.
Social contract has been broken, why should they keep abiding by the terms?
Okay, bro.
I think the younger generation might be the first one that can’t buy into the bullshit society sells you at the labor market.
That’s can be true and it is ok.
But from the “don’t buy the bullshit” to “be a decent worker” there is a very big difference.
This guy gets it. And from my professional experience, Gen Z sucks at separating the two.
And that’s why the younger generation is overwhelmingly underemployed and overwhelmingly voted for Trump further supporting my belief in their lack of quality judgement.
graduating is not daunting. not by any stretch. in fact, that’s the point where life peaks. everything after is a steep downhill ride.
yes, ai adoption has turned that downhill run into a cliff. but if someone thinks graduation is even remotely daunting, then they would struggle even in the most non-ai of worlds.
Graduation is the peak of life…? In what metric is that supposed to be the case? Number of graduations per year?
I don’t have a degree, so I never peaked 🥳
Did you read the article, or is this just a hot take on the headline
