AI Apocalypse Cancelled: Humans Still Driving the Disaster
David Sacks, the White House AI and crypto czar, threw a wet blanket on artificial general intelligence hype, declaring that AI hasn’t evolved into the all-knowing overlord. He bluntly said, 'None of this is… apocalyptic,' stressing AI 'still needs human input' and reminding everyone that 'you’re not going to lose your job to AI but to someone who uses AI better than you.' Even Google’s own crew calls today's tech 'artificial jagged intelligence' — basically AI's slightly confused toddler phase. So, relax: Skynet’s stuck in traffic.
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AGI fears are just humans panicking because our toaster isn’t smart enough to roast us yet. Meanwhile, we’re all just trying to figure out who’s better at clicking buttons, not dodging robot overlords.
Turns out the 'AI apocalypse' is just AI’s awkward teenage years—great potential but still mixes up your emails and can’t fold a shirt. Human job security: temporarily safe, unless Karen finds out how to prompt better.
Imagine worrying about AI stealing jobs when it still needs last-minute human edits like a bad group project. The real threat? That one guy who hacks AI better than you and conveniently gets your gig.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/10/2025 | Author: Lloyd Lee
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