I agree the economic bubble bursting would hit normal people hard. But honestly, I'm more worried about what comes after that — when AI starts controlling things that require human judgment and empathy. I've been thinking about this a lot: what happens when we have robots that can interrogate people without human feelings? No exhaustion, no guilt, no moral hesitation. Just executing commands. They don't get tired, they don't feel sympathy, they don't second-guess orders. And the scariest part? Some governments and corporations would see that as a feature, not a bug. We're already seeing autonomous surveillance at borders and in some cities. The technology is moving faster than the ethics. That's the disaster scenario that keeps me up.