Tech billionaires are telling us that AI will cure cancer, solve world hunger and bring an age of abundance where none of us has to work. They're lying, and none of it is happening. What they are actually building is systems to take all our jobs and put more power in the hands of corporations and less in ours, and the Republican party is working hand in hand with them to make it happen. It's time to vote them all out.
Big Tech's AI Utopia Is a Lie. Republicans Are Helping Them Take Your Job.
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