Not at all. In fact, too late.

And check this out. My son is planning to live in San Bruno during his summer internship at Roblox in San Mateo. He will know no other Caltrain than electric. How cool is that!

Yeah brother @caltrain.com switched to overhead power last September! Coolest thing in the Bay Area since Pong!

Wait. So the eletrification finally happened?

"We measured the agent boss mindset across seven indicators" This also tracks with my research in ridingthecrest.com (2008). kohsuke.org was an agent boss before agents existed, for example.

> The conclusion is the existence of tasks in which labor retains the comparative advantage does not imply that there will necessarily be sufficient demand for those residual tasks to keep everyone in well-paid employment. There is no economic law that says this outcome must be so.

Whee.

> The general observation is that we might have reasons to value the [outcome] that a great mind makes, but we might also attach value to [process] it was a human being who made them.

There is no place for such a value system in capitalism. The outcome is the only thing that matters.

But the affordable AI-enabled system will end up being enshittified, and eventually worse than having a human doing the work. Because capitalism.

> an AI-enabled medical diagnostic system, for instance, that provides more affordable access to the sort of medical expertise that, in the past, might have been available only to a privileged and lucky few.

Elysium (2013) "Elevation in heart rate detected. Would you like a pill?"

It's nice to see a Seinfeld obvious level observation I had years ago confirmed in a academic-ish paper.