Naima Troutt

Wow.

That has to change.

Georgia and Wyoming.

Yeah.

Well, you don't.

That's not a living wage.

You just either have to have another job or you're just not making enough money.

It's absolutely insane.

Me and Zena have actually had a lot of our own personal debates about the role of AI in the means of production.

Oh, so you guys have disagreed.

Well, she's kind of put me on to the idea that AI can be used as a tool.

Because I'm going to be honest, I'm a very anti-clanker.

No, I use ChatGPT for sure.

But look, man, I'm a college student with two full-time jobs.

I can't even.

But...

I don't believe that it needs to be a part of, it should have any role in government or any role in essentially replacing human work.

I do not think that AI should be used to replace human labor.

And kind of what Zena's pitched to me is a sense in which a lot of jobs are replaced by AI to the point where we no longer have to compete for resources because they're being mass produced by AI systems.

So I'm not going to go down that rabbit hole, but I will just say about in terms of AI, I think my fear is not AI itself.