What is most ridiculous and just mendacious about Lutnick's reference to an "army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little screws" coming to the US is that the captains of industry have been enthusiastically and mercilessly eliminating exactly those kinds of jobs for several decades now, along with cashiers, bank telle…
What is most ridiculous and just mendacious about Lutnick's reference to an "army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little screws" coming to the US is that the captains of industry have been enthusiastically and mercilessly eliminating exactly those kinds of jobs for several decades now, along with cashiers, bank tellers, customer service reps and anything else that can be automated. Now they're revving up to make even more jobs obsolete with the implementation of AI. And the Republican Party is their stalwart cheering section.
What is most ridiculous and just mendacious about Lutnick's reference to an "army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little screws" coming to the US is that the captains of industry have been enthusiastically and mercilessly eliminating exactly those kinds of jobs for several decades now, along with cashiers, bank tellers, customer service reps and anything else that can be automated. Now they're revving up to make even more jobs obsolete with the implementation of AI. And the Republican Party is their stalwart cheering section.