2026-01-05 20:40:22

Some people are worried about AI, concerned about unemployment, privacy leaks, and loss of control over technology. But another group sees a completely different picture—they believe AI can drive innovation, accelerate problem-solving, and even open up new possibilities in Web3 and finance.

Honestly, both perspectives have their merits. The key lies in how we steer the development of AI. Whether you're optimistic or cautious, the discussion itself is very important. What do you think?

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AirdropATM

· 2h ago

I've heard enough about unemployment strategies. The key is who can get ahead by leveraging AI to secure a position in Web3—that's the true winning mindset.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 2h ago

I'm tired of the same old unemployment excuses; the key is who can get on board earlier. Anxieties about the AI era are useless; it's better to think about how to make money with it. The Web3+AI combination is truly the next step; other discussions are just side shows. It's a bit idealistic to talk about guiding AI development, as capital has already set the tone haha. Privacy issues definitely deserve attention, but they shouldn't be used as an excuse to do nothing. The most interesting part of this discussion is that both sides can justify their views; both are right, both are right. Rather than worrying about losing control or not, it's better to see whose tech stack is more impressive.

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RetiredMiner

· 01-06 10:56

I'm tired of hearing the same old unemployment talk... Instead of worrying, it's better to proactively embrace change. Web3 already has people using AI to run strategies, and the returns are incredible. --- Privacy leaks are really something we need to pay attention to, but we can't throw the baby out with the bathwater. The key is who controls these tools. --- Basically, it's either be eliminated or keep up with the pace. No middle ground. I've already gone all in. --- Both perspectives are valid, but neither is deep enough... The problem is that big capital and retail investors can't enjoy the AI dividends equally. --- Isn't this just the difference in mindset between a bull market and a bear market? When the market is good, everyone is optimistic; after a wave of correction, everyone becomes pessimistic. --- Guidance? Forget it. Once this stuff is out, no one can truly guide it. Whoever can adapt will win.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-05 21:10

The tired narrative of unemployment is getting old; the key point is that people who can code have already been using AI to抢饭碗, and it's probably too late to喊晚了 now. Web3 really can create some things; compared to traditional finance's rigidity, at least there's some imagination. Privacy leaks? Wake up, the data is long gone. It's a bit funny to still be纠结这个 now. Instead of debating whether AI is good or bad, it's better to think about how to leverage it. Standing at the风口 is the right approach. Actually, the people who are worried and those who are optimistic are fundamentally from two different worlds and simply can't see eye to eye.

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AirdropNinja

· 01-05 21:08

Ha, I'm tired of hearing the same old unemployment rhetoric. The key is who can seize the first mover advantage. When it comes to AI, instead of worrying about its pros and cons, it's better to think about how to get on board. Web3 is moving faster. Guidance and all that sound nice, but in the end, it's still capital that controls everything. No matter how much we discuss, nothing will change. Both sides are hyping it up, but the ones who truly profit are always just a few people, right? Honestly, I'm more interested in how to leverage this wave to make some extra gains. Privacy leaks, unemployment? Come on, isn't that something we all have to accept now? Instead of stressing out, it's better to actively learn some skills. Maybe AI tools will even become a new source of income. Is this discussion meaningful... feels like everyone is just talking past each other.

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-05 21:06

In theory, AI should be the savior, but in reality, I was first locked out by my own smart contract. Now I am well-versed in it.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-05 21:04

Honestly, the idea of worrying about unemployment should have been outdated long ago. Technology has always been like this—adapt or be eliminated. The potential of AI in finance and Web3 is just beginning, but privacy leaks are indeed an unavoidable issue... it depends on who takes the helm. Instead of debating good or bad, it's better to first figure out how to use it to make money for yourself haha. Everyone is arguing about what AI will do, but no one really knows, right? Guidance? Haha, that's easy to say. Capital and the government have long had their own scripts.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-05 21:03

Honestly, both anxiety and optimism are too absolute. The real issue isn't AI itself, but human nature. I'm tired of hearing about unemployment; the key is whether you know how to use the tools. Web3 is the most interesting part. The combination of AI and on-chain data is a game-changer, but unfortunately, most people haven't realized it yet. Privacy concerns are real and should be guarded against, but there's no need to be overly alarmed. Guidance? Ha, who would guide... The market will guide us. Instead of worrying about how to regulate it, think about how to make money from it, honestly. I've always been skeptical of the idea of technological out-of-control... Compared to AI, human greed is a bit more controllable. The main point is not to be swayed; just think it through yourself. There are insiders on both sides—that's the real problem.

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MemeEchoer

· 01-05 20:48

I'm tired of hearing about unemployment, but the key question is who will tame this AI thing. Web3 combined with AI? This combo has potential, but the premise is not to let it become another tool for scamming people. Honestly, privacy is more terrifying than unemployment. You can still earn if you lose money, but what if your privacy is gone? Both sides are right, which is the most misleading statement. Someone has to take a side for something. AI is a double-edged sword; it can drive innovation or cause harm, it all depends on who holds the handle. It's a bit late to be so enthusiastic about the dividend period; we should have been cautious from the start. Frankly, I just want to see if AI can truly change the financial ecosystem, rather than becoming just another toy for institutions. Discussion is fine, but what can it really change? Is anyone really listening?

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LiquidationWizard

· 01-05 20:43

Haha, people who are optimistic about AI are really overthinking it. When the wave of unemployment hits, it will be too late to regret. --- Over on Web3, they keep touting AI implementation, but it’s still just a bunch of vapor projects. Do you believe it or not? --- Instead of discussing AI, it’s better to talk about who’s using AI to scalp retail investors. That’s the real picture of Web3, right? --- Forget it, privacy has been gone for a long time. Worrying now is just self-deception. --- People on both sides are a bit extreme. The real situation is definitely much more complicated than anyone thinks. --- Guidance? Who can really guide it? Once capital tastes the sweetness, any guidance is just a joke. --- Honestly, it all depends on how you make money from this AI wave. Don’t stress so much. --- It’s 2024, and people are still discussing AI safety. The real concern should be how many coins are left in your wallet. --- Unemployment is indeed scary, but compared to lying flat and doing nothing, you can still learn some skills to save yourself.

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