> Also, just because they are very good at climbing the corporate ladder (which is a skill on its own), it doesn't necessarily translate to them particularly smart on fields beyond their expertise.

I couldn't agree more. Thank you for your comment!

AI leaders are not interested in open debate and they have demonstrated this again and again.

Shouting this person down is the appropriate, humane response.

A good product should sell itself.

I feel that AI leaders have been shoving their product down our throats for the last two years (at least).

There's nothing to learn, just some CEOs trying to get you hooked on their product and a bunch of hucksters trying to be the number one "AI thought leader"

With that in mind, what should we do with the bosses who stole thousands of jobs each and shipped them to India and Poland?

I think we should forge ahead on trying reduce poverty, and I suspect that doing so would correlate with reductions in crime.

It seems to me that poverty is more likely than anything else to cause those factors though.

That was my initial reaction too, I was just choosing to be charitable