Brendan Steinhauser

They're worried about their jobs.

But as I had one pastor tell me,

the other day of a huge church.

He said, you know, I'm worried about the spiritual component of losing work.

I'm worried about human dignity and purpose.

It's not just the job, it's not just the income, which we're worried about for our parishioners and for our people, but I'm worried about the spiritual aspect of what can happen to human beings

in this new environment that we're stepping into.

So there's a lot of concern for people that are out there wondering, yeah, you're not alone.

In fact, 75%, 80% of Americans support safeguards on AI.

That's bipartisan.

It's a cross-party affiliation.

It's across demographics.

And I think the other, sorry, 25%, some of them are unsure, maybe 1% with the big tech pros, but most people support safeguards and they want to get this right.

Absolutely.

Well, I think the agents are being built by these companies to replace human work, to replace human workers.

And this is just the beginning of this.

These things are getting more and more sophisticated every few weeks, every few months.

The capabilities are rising exponentially.

And so the very

stated purpose of why they're creating these agents is to take over white collar work.