Your example works but it’s more like because capitalism concentrates wealth and power and little guys have no chance

yes you’re right this is a lawsuit about too much profit and it will directly set a precedent where companies aren’t allowed to have too much profit.

Pretty smart, as a leftist maybe I’ll sue every corporation for being privately owned, this is a whole new avenue for systemic change. You opened my eyes

Your point is valid but this kind of lawsuit isn’t really the way to go about the change you’re describing

I’m not so convinced it’s from a common ancestor, tool use has been observed in a wide variety of animals ranging from birds to octopus, and that common ancestor is unlikely to have used tools. This seems more akin to that.

Why isn’t CBC reporting on all of the people I didn’t murder!? It’s a far bigger number

Yeah like when we say RoboCop we think of the 2014 movie because it made a lot more at box office, and nobody thinks of the iconic and hugely influential original movie unless you say RoboCop (1987)

If there’s any chance at all that even a fraction of the jobs threatened by AI are lost to AI then as Canadians are put out of work, private American companies will consume the money that would otherwise be going to Canadian labourers.

Our options are to compete and/or to legislate, but legislating away a technology like AI could very well be a huge economic disadvantage.

If there’s any chance that AI will be as disruptive as it looks in the near future, this type of investment is crucial to retain some Canadian control over the Canadian economy, and could very well be a national security risk to do otherwise.

Yes the government needs to do way more for myriad other problems, but this is an important area to focus on as well.