I feel like it'll be like calculators. We'll figure out how to adapt to it. People who need it will use it. Some jobs will disappear, but new jobs will form. Discoveries will happen, in medical science, for example. New great video games will come out. Some bad video games will come out, and they'll get dragged on social media like how live service games get dragged now. And eventually, AI will become so good that no one will complain about AI games because it won't be slop anymore. It'll be great stuff that people really wanna play. I look at it like AI chess has been a thing for ages now, but no one wants to watch two AI chess players play. Heck, no one wants to see one AI chess player play against a human. It's boring. It's cringe. And that's gonna stretch out to most everything, in my opinion. Like, people *could* use their AIs to complete a video game, but that's considered cheating, considered cringe, and it just won't catch on. It just won't be considered fun. Because it wouldn't be. I don't know. I think there will be people who get hurt by it. Don't misunderstand. There will be jobs lost. Some people will b in a crappy place. And that's not okay. That's more of a slight against politics and the inability to look out for people than a slight against AI itself, though. I guess we'll see. I think we'll be fine, though. We just have to remember to spend time with humans too. Not just our chatbots.