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⁉️Geoffrey Hinton’s AI warning: What if there’s no next door? For 200 years, technology followed the same script: it destroyed old jobs, then created better new ones. Farm workers became factory workers. Factory workers became office workers. Each disruption opened another door. Geoffrey Hinton says AI may be the first invention that doesn’t. Why? Because whatever door people run toward next, AI could already be waiting there. Lose a call center job, retrain as a coder, AI codes too. Pivot to law, writing, design, analysis, AI is moving there as well. That is what makes this wave different from tractors, machines, or the internet. Those tools replaced tasks. AI threatens to replace intelligence itself. Goldman Sachs estimates two-thirds of jobs in the US and Europe are exposed to AI automation. Early hiring in AI-heavy sectors is already weakening. Hinton’s real fear isn’t that jobs disappear. It’s that for the first time in history, the economy may not have a new door left to open. @aipost🏴