I'm not sure why you think employees should be compensated for the productivity increase that's created by products the employer is paying for. AI is just a tool, like Excel.
I'd imagine that truly self driving cars will have occupancy sensors in them (they only cost a few dollars), and that you could collect your belongings from the dealer.
It's not like the system is just going to randomly drive off without any warning, likely for the reasons you stated.
There were studies done that weren't based on anecdotal evidence that disproved the concept of MSG sensitivity.
They took a bunch of people with self reported MSG sensitivity and gave them either MSG or a placebo, and there was not a statistically significant difference between the two groups.
This is no different than people thinking that WiFi is causing them headaches.
Peanut butter is kinda my go-to snack in general, especially with some of the no sugar added flavored ones (I have one with coffee mixed in that's amazing).
MSG sensitivity isn't a real thing, according to the studies done on it. It was a bad bit of science that got thrown into the news cycle and caused a panic (kinda like the vaccine==autism thing).
If you're feeling bad from food with MSG in it, it's probably because your body is pissed at you for consuming so much sodium in general.
This isn't necessarily true. Our company is leveraging AI to take a process that currently takes 18 months down to a few weeks.
Yes, the people who do the 18 month process think it's going to replace them, but it's actually going to let them do all of the other things that get shoved on the back burner and never get done.
This is why I laughed so hard when DeSantis thought he could stand a chance against Disney in a legal battle.
I was worried for a second that he would be a more competent version of Trump, but boy did he prove me wrong.