On: America Already Has an AI Underclass

[ekam → klipt]

seems like a lot of unwarranted conclusions. What if she doesn’t think public schools are good for other people’s kids either? What if she doesn’t live in an area with good public schools? I’ve known people that chose homeschooling and it’s not extreme at all

[colpabar → klipt]

That was in the first sentence, home schooling is not mentioned again, and the article discusses lots of other types of people who work these jobs. The main focus is on the disparities between them and the sam altman types getting filthy rich off AI and how it isn’t exactly fair given that this “underclass” of people is necessary for the AI to work well.

There is an archive link in case you didn’t get past the paywall.

Also, you should know that some people home school their children for reasons other than the one you dislike.

[meinoeith → klipt]

There’s no upside to anyone being sympathetic to you specifically either; supply and demand and all that.

Good luck.

[brutusborn → meinoeith]

I think you're getting downvoted because your comment was snarky, and didn't really make sense or engage with the parent comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[meinoeith → brutusborn]

It makes perfect sense; op says normalize or gtfo, they ain’t special

From everyone else’s reference frame op isn’t special either

No one is a divine mandate; op can deal with diversity in the world or gtfo is just as valid a point

[shotnothing → meinoeith]

this reads like /g/