Gen Z fears AI will destroy their futures while tech elites and politicians cash in

Gen Z lives in fear. Not of crime. Not of foreign enemies. They’re terrified of artificial intelligence. While Wall Street celebrates rising stock prices, young Americans are convinced the economy is a disaster. Why? Because they’re anxious that computers and robots are about to snatch up their futures.

It’s not hard to see where these worries come from. Tech giants who answer to globalist elites are racing to replace real, hardworking Americans with cold, calculating algorithms. Mega-corporations, run by out-of-touch Silicon Valley billionaires, don’t care about families or small towns losing their jobs to warehouse robots or automated software. Democrats, as usual, are cheering it all on—so they can sit back and collect donations from Big Tech while pretending they’re all about “the little guy.”

Republicans who laugh off these concerns are making a massive mistake. Writing off this generation as naïve or lazy just hands them over to the left. When conservatives ignore Big Tech’s threat, they look like they’re working for Wall Street, not Main Street. If young voters see the GOP as clueless about AI, they’ll run into the arms of socialists who promise more rules and free money—never mind that those plans always fail.

Let’s be real: Liberals want to seize on this fear to push through their own dystopian controls, like China-style internet censorship or more government handouts. But do conservatives really want to stand by and watch while the next generation is manipulated by fear and phony solutions? Isn’t it time to fight back with real common sense—stand up for American workers, and demand that these tech overlords answer to We the People?

If Republicans want to win future elections, they better start listening. A party that ignores a generation’s fears about their economic security and their place in the world doesn’t deserve their vote. Conservatives should be leading the charge to make AI work for Americans, not for unelected billionaire elites. Isn’t defending freedom and honest work what the Right is all about?

Source: NY Post