Brendan Steinhauser

And then when you couple that with robotics, and I know robotics is sort of a little slower to develop, it's hard to get it right.

But if you have robots that are increasing in versatility and in dexterity, the ability to use their fingers to grasp things and do these precise movements, you power them with AI agents.

And now you look at what that impact will be on blue collar work.

And so automation is the purpose.

It's the design of a lot of these companies.

They want to basically capture the value of the labor force.

They want to basically get wealthier themselves.

They want to capture the value of that labor.

They want to get massively wealthy.

They want to be the first trillionaires in history.

And I think they realize, as they've said publicly, that they fear what could happen when people realize this and when people start to see what's happening to them.

I mean, they have used the term that they fear the mob.

Well, yeah, you should fear.

And it's not a mob when you're just basically capturing the value of people's labor.

You're putting them out of work.

You're using companions to get their kids addicted and hooked.

You're encouraging this situation where we have AI psychosis and delusion.

People are losing their minds because they're going down this rabbit hole.

So they're creating all these societal problems, which, by the way, they created these same problems with social media.

AI is just going to make that exponentially worse.