There's a tech titan out there calling AI and robotics a "supersonic tsunami" — and honestly? That's putting it mildly.
We're talking about the most disruptive force humanity has ever witnessed. This isn't some gradual shift. It's a complete reset of how civilization operates.
The evolution is happening at breakneck speed. What does this mean for the workforce? For jobs as we know them? The warning signs are flashing red: massive transformation is already underway, and most people haven't even looked up from their screens yet.
This wave isn't coming. It's already here, crashing through every industry, reshaping the rules faster than regulations can keep up.
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MeaninglessApe
· 2h ago
That's right. Hypersonic tsunami? That's way too conservative, haha.
To put it bluntly, most people are still sleepwalking, and regulation will never outpace technology.
How many more years can our jobs last?
We might wake up one day and find ourselves unemployed—it's a wild feeling.
Seriously, anyone still talking about gradual change is just too naive.
The entire rulebook is being rewritten in real time; we're all just pawns.
This wave won't wait for anyone. It's time to get prepared.
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WhaleMinion
· 12-04 09:46
Wait a minute, honestly, calling it a tsunami isn't even accurate—this is straight-up apocalyptic level.
Workers better wake up; if you keep scrolling on your phone, AI is going to snatch your job.
You nailed it about how regulation can't keep up with the pace—we're all playing with fire here.
Supersonic? That's too polite, it's straight-up a civilization reset, bro.
Most people can't even react in time, this wave is going to crash down all at once.
I’d like to ask, has anyone actually worried about their own job?
Talking all nice here, but isn't this just mass unemployment?
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OldLeekMaster
· 12-04 09:45
Supersonic tsunami? I think that's not even strong enough.
Losing your job, now that's something to really worry about.
Everyone's just staring at their phones, no one realizes what's happening.
AI is moving so fast, regulators can't possibly keep up.
Seriously, this wave is coming faster than anyone.
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MoonRocketman
· 12-04 09:40
Hey, "supersonic tsunami"? This guy is still using classical rhetoric, but the RSI broke the scale ages ago. What we need to calculate now is whether the escape velocity is enough, or else one correction will smash right through the support level.
Labor force? Honestly, that's just a retest of the system's gravity resistance level. Most people are still waiting for a Bollinger band pullback, but the window of opportunity closed long ago.
This isn't a prediction; it's already a big bearish candle breaking through the neckline. Regulatory speed is so slow it's like flying underwater—there's no way to keep up with this trajectory.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 12-04 09:38
That's right, what's so gentle about it? This is a major reshuffle.
The job market has already started collapsing; people just haven't realized it yet.
Regulation will always lag behind. By the time legislation comes out, AI will have already moved on to a new track.
There's a tech titan out there calling AI and robotics a "supersonic tsunami" — and honestly? That's putting it mildly.
We're talking about the most disruptive force humanity has ever witnessed. This isn't some gradual shift. It's a complete reset of how civilization operates.
The evolution is happening at breakneck speed. What does this mean for the workforce? For jobs as we know them? The warning signs are flashing red: massive transformation is already underway, and most people haven't even looked up from their screens yet.
This wave isn't coming. It's already here, crashing through every industry, reshaping the rules faster than regulations can keep up.