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OGBuzz

(703 posts) Tue May 26, 2026, 12:50 PM Tuesday

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Goldman Sachs estimates that over the past year payroll reduction due to [View all]

A.I. has averaged 16,000 per month. And it will get much much worse going forward. The American dream.....for a few tech billionaires.

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Goldman Sachs estimates that over the past year payroll reduction due to [View all] OGBuzz Tuesday OP

I believe the peasants will revolt pfitz59 Tuesday #1

I have to agree. Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg, et al probably have better protection than even the President, and their OGBuzz Tuesday #4

AI is an excuse for now IMO Johnny2X2X Tuesday #2

AI equals ASSUMED Intelligence Tim S Tuesday #3

Pretty normal stuff for any new technology Johnny2X2X Tuesday #5

I always wonder if AI is going to replace most of us. Who is going to have money to buy anything? state of stupid Tuesday #12

There ALWAYS has to be a human to ultimately tell the AI when it is wrong. Tim S Tuesday #14

Agree, raising the bottom line by reducing labor costs. Marie Marie Tuesday #11

AI doesn't work WSHazel Tuesday #6

I agree w/ perhaps some rare exceptions. AND, I don't really think that they have a true AI entity yet out there. SWBTATTReg Tuesday #7

AI does solve problems Duppers Tuesday #10

You might want to rephase this ... instead of payroll deduction due to AI, say the number of jobs lost to AI is SWBTATTReg Tuesday #8

I was directly quoting Goldman Sachs, but point taken. OGBuzz Tuesday #13

You mean the company that got bailed out by the government a few years back? OldBaldy1701E Tuesday #9

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