Adam Sosnick

You come here.

It's not enough.

PS announced it's slashing an additional 30,000 jobs on top of the 48,000 jobs it cut last year.

The new cuts are all operational positions, including drivers, according to the company, part of a massive restructuring, winding down a partnership with Amazon and turning toward automation.

You hear that word in the same announcement about the job losses.

The company reported that fourth quarter profits had jumped to nearly one point eight billion dollars, beating Wall Street expectations.

You know, three years is an eternity in this field.

And so I think we absolutely need to act before then.

One place where I really have hope is I think as these problems start to manifest, again, they're not going to be partisan, right?

Like, you know, it may start with, you know, one party or one side having an anti-regulatory ideology.

But I think as these problems become real, there's going to be a demand among everyone.

Yeah, it's always hard to tell.

One of the things I say in the essay is we just don't know, right?

We could look back and we could say, ha-ha, AI-driven bioterror.

The future looks bright.

My handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.

Oh, really?

Gavin's actually a nice guy.

And then watch this.

and the world face much greater risks than it did ever before because of missiles, because of nuclear, because of weapons of warfare that I can't even talk about.