>3. Put a lot of people out of work without the required safety nets to give them time to find their way through the turmoil. I agree with this, but I also thi

>3. Put a lot of people out of work without the required safety nets to give them time to find their way through the turmoil. I agree with this, but I also think the risk is less that lots of people will be "successfully" replaced by AI systems, and more that management will force the adoption of models as cost cutting measures. I wrote at some point that people shouldn't be afraid that AI will do their job, but that managers will think that it can because they don't understand the exigencies of the job or the limitations of the model.