@VraserX: The real AI divide will not be between people who use AI and people who do not. It will be between people who own the m…
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The tweet argues that the real AI divide will be between those who own the machines and those whose labor is made unnecessary, rather than between users and non-users.
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The real AI divide will not be between people who use AI and people who do not.
It will be between people who own the machines and people whose labor the machines made unnecessary.
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