Replika founder Eugenia Kuyda warns AI job displacement will spark public backlash
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Natalie Musumeci
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Eugenia Kuyda, founder of AI chatbot startup Replika, warns that fears about AI eliminating jobs are justified and predicts significant public backlash, including "crazy protests," as AI's impact on the workforce becomes more pronounced. She argues that society is not prepared for the scale of disruption AI will cause to employment and that the tech industry needs to take responsibility for these consequences.
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There will be crazy protests over AI's jobs impact.
Society is not prepared for the scale of disruption AI will cause to employment.
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