blsm
#361
I do the exact same @Beth! 
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LaraPo
#362
Wow! And I simply subtract 15. We all are so different 
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LaraPo
#363
It’s too funny! Should move to humor section. I would do exactly what your wife does.
blsm
#364
If I looked as young as you I’d do that too! Perhaps one day…
Beth
#366
And the Darwin Award goes to….
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AIUI that is also about having chidlren. Do we know the answer on that?
Beth
#368
I don’t have children, so I guess I have a competitive edge.
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“I used to hate weddings – all those old dears poking me in the stomach and saying, 'You’re next.” But they stopped all that when I started doing the same to them at funerals."
– Gail Flynn
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Beth
#371
Married to an engineer which makes that the funniest thing I’ve ever seen!!! 
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Of course… reality is not so far away from satire in many areas these days:
Here are other examples of AI companies (or startups) that have explicitly advertised or positioned themselves as being able to replace humans (or human roles) — useful for your macro-/labour disruption modelling.
1. Artisan AI
- Artisan ran a billboard campaign in San Francisco with slogans such as “Stop Hiring Humans”, “Hire Artisans, not humans”, and “The era of AI employees is here”. Yahoo News+3Windows Central+3Ars Technica+3
- They claim their AI “employees” (called “Artisans”) can fully automate specific roles such as outbound sales / business development reps (lead-discovery, outreach, meeting-booking). Ars Technica+3Business Insider+3Yahoo Tech+3
- According to a press article: “the startup claims it works with ‘no human input’ and costs 96% less than hiring a human for the same role.” Ars Technica
- Their own blog acknowledges the provocative nature: “We don’t actually want people to stop hiring humans … the real goal for us is to automate the work that humans don’t enjoy, and to make every job more human.” The Independent+1
2. Mechanize
- Founded in April 2025 by AI researcher Tamay Besiroglu. The startup publicly states it “is trying to automate the entire global workforce”. eWeek
- The language is broad and ambitious: “automate … every human worker, everywhere” (or variants thereof) in media coverage.
3. IBM (and large corporations with similar statements)
- As summarised in a Tech.co article: “IBM plans to gradually replace around 30% of its back-office roles with AI within the next five years.” Tech.co
- Several major banks and other enterprises are reported to be “planning to replace workers with AI” (especially entry-level white collar, data-inputting, presentation assembly) rather than full automation yet. Tech.co
4. Intel Corporation
- According to a report: Intel’s internal notice states plans to outsource its marketing tasks to consulting firm(s) and AI technologies; human employees in certain marketing roles will face terminations. 80 Level
Additional broader signals
- The CEO of Anthropic (Dario Amodei) has said AI could eliminate half of all entry-level white-collar jobs within five years. TIME
- According to a Business Insider article, Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI) stated that “95% of what marketers use agencies, strategists, and creative professionals for today will easily … be handled by AI.” Business Insider+1
These signal the broader industry rhetoric and expectation of human-role displacement.
Related News from Today:
Story: Tens of Thousands of White-Collar Jobs Are Disappearing as AI Starts to Bite
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Rejects (Bloopers) from creation of the front page image using CGPT. AI-generated images can be pretty boring, so I’m trying to choose one thats a little entertaining… but these went a little too far in that direction.
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Can’t argue with this… just Don’t…
Morgan Freeman Reveals His ‘Secret’ to Longevity Is Something Clint Eastwood Told Him: ‘Don’t Let the Old Man In’
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Bicep
#377
Ha, ha he could still try Rapamycin. Maybe beat the kid at tennis and ruin his day.
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RapAdmin
#380
and more meme’s here, from Vitalism.org:
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