> This is, perhaps, the reason the AI labs are talking so much about AI replacing people's jobs. It's not arrogance, it's to make sure our leaders are thinking about this now instead of when it's too late to guide the outcome.

I thought they were talking about AI replacing people's jobs, because that's music to investors' ears.

Think about how much wealth concentration would happen if they could hit their goals eat that much of the economy.

IIRC, Elon Musk has literally compared the effect of AI on people to the effect of highway construction on an anthill (that's in the way), and kinda shrugged his shoulders.