> Sure, lots of people are still mad and thinking about it, but it's no longer enough people to effect any change.

Yep, as long as enough people are all wrapped up in wedge issues and identity politics and kept in a perpetual state of "we versus they," there won't be enough critical mass to fight the real fight: "the rich versus the rest."

A lot of jobs depend on, or are outright based on, bullshit generation. As it turns out, ChatGPT is really really good at generating bullshit. So everyone whose job basically is bullshit generation is terrified at the prospect of being replaced, and rightly so - given how loyal modern companies are to their employees, there may be a lot of people getting fired once ChatGPT gets a few hundred/thousand/million more "generations" of improvements under its digital belt.

He sure does seem hellbent on testing the adage that any publicity is good publicity...