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22. Yes it can.

Wed Nov 26, 2025, 03:10 PM

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MIT study finds AI can already replace 11.7% of U.S. workforce [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Nov 26 OP

Great for big business, not so great for working people. groundloop Nov 26 #1

Sam Altman should probably re-think that FakeNoose Nov 26 #17

So that's 22 million people times $65,000 each bucolic_frolic Nov 26 #2

Predicting the future is tough Progressive dog Nov 26 #4

Ai can create data way faster than humans FredGarvin Nov 26 #5

AI does not create data Progressive dog Nov 26 #7

I use it quite a bit at the moment Blackjackdavey Nov 26 #16

Nailed it. gypsy11 Nov 26 #23

The Soylent Green Corporation will be taking applicants. CentralMass Nov 26 #6

The ship should be here any day to carry us away. Haggard Celine Nov 26 #8

Destination the Thanatorium. CentralMass Nov 26 #13

It won't need insurance or Social Security, Bayard Nov 26 #9

Yes it can. OnlinePoker Nov 26 #22

They look awfully s-l-o-w... Bayard Nov 26 #25

Slow now, but that's what AI is working to fix. OnlinePoker Nov 26 #27

Greed will win out. CentralMass Nov 26 #14

more likely a "thinning of the herd". ret5hd Nov 26 #26

You must have more babies so we can deny them jobs!! chowder66 Nov 26 #11

I smell click bait. BootinUp Nov 26 #12

Yup....and then a CME hits the earth purr-rat beauty Nov 26 #15

No worries! LudwigPastorius Nov 26 #18

Good Ole Boys OC375 Nov 26 #28

Does the Iceberg Index use some sort of AI? flvegan Nov 26 #29

Gee, What Could Go Wrong Economically.... ProfessorGAC Nov 26 #30