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Sundar, Satya and Sam AI Dream: Take everyones job
- Tech leaders like Sundar, Satya, and Sam are hyping up AI as a job replacement tool, but in reality, AI struggles with basic tasks and requires human supervision.
- The panic about AI taking jobs is manufactured by executives who prioritize ROI over innovation and fire human talent to invest in incomplete technology.
- Sundar, Satya, and Sam may serve investors now more than innovation, chasing profits and pivoting features constantly to satisfy boards.
- Many startups claim to be 'AI-powered,' but in reality, their products often fall short, relying on AI as a selling point even when it doesn't work effectively.
- AI is viewed as a last-resort emergency exit for failing startups, yet true success still relies on human expertise in design, engineering, and problem-solving.
- Despite the hype around AI, what remains are a few cool demos, a trillion-dollar hype cycle, and tech leaders who may have oversold a half-baked dream.
- Real value creation, creativity, and understanding still come from human ingenuity, something AI cannot fully replicate.
- The narrative that AI will replace jobs forces a reevaluation of work, value, and trust, challenging how we perceive the role of automation in society.
- Ultimately, AI can assist but not fully replace humans, and even tech leaders like Sundar, Satya, and Sam understand the limitations of AI in terms of true human capabilities.
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