Raw LLM Responses

Bernie, I have always been a conservative. I saw the middle class as the main engine that kept the wheels of this country running. But I had the legal system weaponized against me and have lived a difficult life over the last decade. I have seen things. As a CNC machinist, I have seen how overtime is needed to put cloths on your kids and food on the table. I wound up moving back to Vermont. I have listened to the plight of homeless in Vermont. Listening with an ear having had to live in my truck for a while. Issues such as dealing with the Vermont winters. The issue of what to do when we find folks who have frozen to death. I have worked as a computer engineer on heavy iron. Today heavy iron are the data centers of AI. As pointed out, how is the typical consumer going to buy that new car or washing machine or even a modest home? Rest assured that companies replacing jobs with AI will not quickly sign up for a UBI unless it’s mandated. The issue is simple. If AI does impact the work force as noted, the likelihood of severe unrest is highly likely. The workers will revolt. The government just sold a coal lease in Montana. Original, this lease was estimated at 34 million dollars. The coal company got it for 180,000 dollars. This is for recovery of soft coal used by power plants. The AI revolution will need this massive amount of coal fired power. I protested against Amazon coming to Essex junction. Amazon campaigned on the jobs it will bring. AI will automate most of those jobs. So we didn’t want that distribution center. The Vermont location was picked because new labor laws in Montreal forced Amazon to relocate where they could skirt those new labor laws. No Thanks, Bezos, you’re not welcome in the green mountain state. Bernie is one of the few politicians talking about the AI dumpster fire that is coming.