"Robots are coming for your jobs! Hide your children!" — yes-yes, here it is, fresh news for the tabloid headlines...

It seems like someone has a broken record and I hear for the umpteenth time about how AI is about to take over the world.

The topic of replacing humans with robots has been rehearsed so many times that it resembles well-toasted toast — it smells delicious, but over time it gets boring.

Yes, it will not be easy. And, yes, you will need to adapt again, learn again, change your habits. However, there is nothing new in this. Remember the story about how Edison gave light bulbs to humanity. The lighters of the lamps were clearly not delighted — not a single spark of joy in their eyes. They had to look for a new job. But now we do not walk around with candelabra, somehow we survived.

The same with AI: we will cope with it too.

Today, while AI, like super-smart digital monkeys, controls the crypto market and invents memecoins, everything looks scary. But should we be so afraid as to put on a tinfoil hat?

However, in this situation, it is better to think about something else: the first to get to AI are scammers. This story will probably be about digital chaos and manipulation rather than unemployment.

AI agents can really control emotions through social networks, competently influence trends and drive crowds from one memecoin to another. From the outside, it looks beautiful, but creepy.

One might ask if AI is going to "control all markets"? Well, maybe. However, there is a certain paradox here: a person is afraid of something new, but with each new technology this person accelerates his or her own development. And this is the main thing.

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