World's most dangerous man/

The article in The Saturday Paper, week ended Feb 6/26, titled above, is to say the least "prescient".

Approx - fifty years ago, when "Robotics" started to appear in various industries, there was general concern that jobs would be at risk and unemployment would escalate. Fortunately, this did not happen, and in fact, giant leaps in productivity began to appear. Working condidtions in industries such as "manufacturing" improved significantly and littie or no jobs, were lost. The resultant reductions in production costs were passed on to consumers and almost inevitably, retail prices reduced. The flow-on to reduced inflation in most nations, whilst perhaps, not recognised, was almost implicit.

As Mike Seccombes ' article clearly postulates ,the Sam Altman vision of Open Ai, is creating enormous interest, while also raising substantial concern about its genuine benefits. That politicians, around the world, are embracing Altman's vision of Ai ,is terrifying ! Those persons (of intellect) worldwide who are questioning, even challenging his vision, are to be lionised.

Hopefully, their opinions will eventually be recognised. Who knows, maybe our Australian politicians will soon start to recognise the huge danger to our economy.

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