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>Go get a job that is telling AI what to do
The problem is that getting such a job requires technical on-the-job experience that is simply unattainable in modern America because all the lower jobs you would use as stepping stones have already been automated away or given to DEI hires. Meanwhile Indians (Not advanced enough to automate all their jobs away yet) and Chinese (Not stupid enough to automate all their jobs away yet) are still building those skills. American CEOs and boards of directors will rationalize their own shortsightedness by saying that automation will increase profits, but they don't realize they are also creating a large underclass of disgruntled young men drowning in debt who have no practical skills, and will soon reach the point where they can't fill the jobs that can't be automated because nobody has the skills for them, and all the foreigners who came here to fill the jobs will send their money back home. America's talent base is literally being hollowed out from the inside.