The AI safety community needs to address the societal impacts of job automation alongside the technical risks posed by AI systems.

The introduction of AI could create a societal vacuum as jobs are eliminated, prompting the need for solutions like universal basic income or other forms of financial support to help those affected.

We need to confront the risks of AI and have honest conversations about its implications to ensure it benefits humanity.

As AI replaces jobs, many people may become economically unemployable unless they integrate with AI.

The rapid advancement of AI technology could lead to destabilizing shifts in society, requiring careful navigation of its implications.

We need to be proactive about the impact of AI on jobs and ensure proper regulation without overregulation.

As AI creates value, we have a responsibility to ensure that those whose jobs are disrupted are supported and treated well, emphasizing the need for societal care in the face of technological change.

The fear of a future where AI eliminates the need for human workers raises ethical concerns about how society will treat those who are displaced by technology.

The original concerns about AI were about existential risks, but the conversation has shifted to societal risks, which often intertwine with political issues.