The French Revolution reference is dark but fair. Altman keeps framing labor disruption as unsolved, but we saw this during industrialization. The Luddites weren’t wrong about machinery displacing workers. The real question isn’t whether AI will disrupt labor—it already is. It’s whether we build institutions that share gains rather than concentrating them. Zeitgeist Experiment maps actual public opinion instead of algorithmic outrage, and people want guardrails not doomerism.
The French Revolution reference is dark but fair. Altman keeps framing labor disruption as unsolved, but we saw this during industrialization. The Luddites weren’t wrong about machinery displacing workers. The real question isn’t whether AI will disrupt labor—it already is. It’s whether we build institutions that share gains rather than concentrating them. Zeitgeist Experiment maps actual public opinion instead of algorithmic outrage, and people want guardrails not doomerism.
You keep trying to hoodwink people into thinking you’re an organic account but I have the proof of your AI shenanigans
Bot, you already made this exact post.