Who do you think is going to build those robots?

Because then they'll have to hide in their New Zealand bunkers just to avoid personal violence. Do you think that's the preferred future for the Elon Musks of the world, to hide in a bunker just to avoid sharing 10% of your wealth?

He has to because who would buy his product if nobody has any money?

The good news is you can keep playing and winning at monopoly even if you land on Luxury Tax once in a while.

That amounts to the same thing. Unvalidated data resulting in 10%+ that don't even get the address right.

A longer period of time with those you love, engaging in the activities you find fulfilling,

Drinking and eating steak are two of the most pleasurable and fulfilling activity's I can think of right off to bat....P So, I'll take the steak and alcohol....and it's fun to cook and consume these with those I love....

Those feeds all come from local jankily run MLS operations. Expecting data like that to be 100% is just not realistic.

What kind of weirdo browses photos on his TV?

But the fact that it's being applied to desk jobs makes it hurt more.

Hmm....only up to about $4 or so here where I live in the New Orleans area...maybe a bit more...I bought at Costco yesterday and didn't really look that close at the pump, but was in the $4 range...

How about we just nuke the Congo?

I'm sure that's part of it but I also think he genuinely believes the tech is a good thing for the world. You'd have to, even it it's just a defense mechanism against thinking you're a piece of shit all the time.

*Sigh* That's not the point, you said billionaires aren't the only ones excited about AI and then revealed that you're a millionaire. That's great for you, but anyone that needs a paycheck should be nervous about AI and that's 95% of Americans. I'm in a position where I'm not as nervous mostly because I have been in tech for a long time but that doesn't mean I don't have empathy for these kids who are just entering the job market.

Ok so billionaires AND millionaires are on that train? That changes everything!!

At this point he had to have expected it, because it's not the first commencement speaker getting booed over AI story this week.

And I'm sure it's no fun getting booed by an entire graduating class, right? So what's his angle?

My verdict: He's doing this as a legacy play because he honestly thinks history will look back on it as an important moment. There's no other motivation for it. Therefore, he's a true believer - not a gaslighting fucktard.

Maybe I will!