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this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive. when you're inside the bubble, you think everybody else is. but everybody isn't.

They don't hate AI. I bet they use it constantly. What they hate us the climate being destroyed for AI. They hate that there may not be jobs for them, the Fear of the world changing too fast, and beyond society's capacity to control the course of this change. They hate feeling out of Control. Not AI

I’m sure they hate AI too. AI can replace human intelligence and creativity. It can replace the need for them. Imagine enjoying drawing since childhood. Suddenly the world has an instant art machine that’s always getting better. The social value of your art just went down. People hate that.

No, but it can do a decent job of mimicking the two. For some, the difference matters, for others it doesn’t. The point is that humans are no longer the exclusive source for either. Worse, those who don’t care about the difference tend to make up the majority of executive ranks.

Well, it will matter to them when they realize people don't watch AI slip ads, and are not driven to act by the creative efforts of robots. They will when they realize the robots make mistakes that cost them way more than just paying people and giving them benefits. Growing pains, it has a place

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I wish I were that optimistic. Automated telephone systems are no where near as good as a human operators, but that didn’t stop companies from replacing as many humans as they could.

Yeah, but then they get complaints and people lapse their subscriptions or transfer to new companies. The ones with the best customer service have robots that know when to get humans. The human is still an essential part of the business, or it collapses