Left should organize against AI obsolescence
The article argues that while many resist AI, the real threat comes from companies aiming to replace human work with machines. OpenAI and Anthropic aim for AGI (artificial general intelligence), a system surpassing all human jobs. The author suggests organizing against these goals, arguing it's better to engage critically rather than shaming individual users. He believes this will make…
Key points
- OpenAI and Anthropic aim for AGI
- AGI would replace most human work
- Left should organize against AI obsolescence
Stop shaming people for using AI. Start organizing to prevent our obsolescence
The Guardian AI · 29 September 2026
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