Lately, I keep hearing and reading about AI taking our jobs and destroying the world.

But what if we looked at it from the other side?

People said crazy things about the internet too, yet here I am in 2025 just because internet, more self-sufficient than my ancestors, who only had access to state-controlled broadcasts and, if they were lucky, some foreign radio for a different perspective.

What if AI actually contributes to decentralizing states? Sure, in the wrong hands, it can be destructive—but so can the internet. Just look at North Korea, where Kim uses a closed ISP the same way past regimes used state TV. But that doesn’t make the internet itself a threat.

If anything, the real threat is us—people. #nostr nostr:note1uclce5883cgs67wj0fjrf0k7kscfyhqk6rdj07n5qhs8l2thl4ys2jny3k

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AI will take our jobs and that’s a good thing. It will free us up to do other things, find other ways to push humanity forward.

Combined with bitcoin, a money that increases in value over time, and all of a sudden we don’t *have* to work anymore. We work towards things that we want to do. We will work to innovate.

Some people will end up screwed over, but I’d argue they just weren’t paying attention.