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OldBaldy1701E

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

Reply to OGBuzz (Original post)

Tue May 26, 2026, 03:13 PM

15 hrs ago

The one that has been spearheading the drive to remove any and all regulations dealing with hedge funds and derivative investment?

The one that helped usher in corporations being seen as persons and then removing the general population's ability to have any say in their government at all any more?

Why should we be doing anything other than bringing that nest of vipers and leeches down for good?

Oh... right...

Carry on, then.

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Goldman Sachs estimates that over the past year payroll reduction due to [View all] OGBuzz 17 hrs ago OP

I believe the peasants will revolt pfitz59 17 hrs ago #1

I have to agree. Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg, et al probably have better protection than even the President, and their OGBuzz 17 hrs ago #4

AI is an excuse for now IMO Johnny2X2X 17 hrs ago #2

AI equals ASSUMED Intelligence Tim S 17 hrs ago #3

Pretty normal stuff for any new technology Johnny2X2X 16 hrs ago #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 14 hrs ago #12

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

Agree, raising the bottom line by reducing labor costs. Marie Marie 14 hrs ago #11

AI doesn't work WSHazel 16 hrs ago #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 15 hrs ago #7

AI does solve problems Duppers 14 hrs ago #10

You might want to rephase this ... instead of payroll deduction due to AI, say the number of jobs lost to AI is SWBTATTReg 15 hrs ago #8

I was directly quoting Goldman Sachs, but point taken. OGBuzz 14 hrs ago #13

You mean the company that got bailed out by the government a few years back? OldBaldy1701E 15 hrs ago #9