Jonathan Turley

There's not going to be taxi drivers.

There's not going to be bus drivers.

There's not going to be many radiologists.

All of that is going to go the way of the buggy whip, right?

And when I talk about AI in Rage of the Republic, I mentioned the wonderful first work of Vonnegut, Kurt Vonnegut, called Player Piano.

And he describes the scene of this carpenter.

We're looking at this vast factory of lathes, and each lathe is reproducing or exactly replicating his actions.

And he was told what an honor it would be that he would be immortalized.

But of course, he and the rest of his colleagues were then fired, and they just watched these machines do what they did.

um the player piano problem is a serious one that we become player pianos we be with the the robots and ai mimic what we do and then we are not necessary and so we have to have that debate we got to talk about it but what raging the republic suggests is that we have to talk about it not just in terms of the economic impact we have to start to talk about it on its democratic impact of how that's going to change our relationship with the government

Thank you, Glenn.

Good to be with you.