An A16z partner says Silicon Valley’s fears of an AI 'permanent underclass’ is a ‘dark fantasy’

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Andreessen Horowitz partner Anish Acharya dismissed concerns that AI will create a permanent underclass of workers unable to keep up with frontier AI labs or tools, calling such fears a "dark fantasy." He argued these worries are unfounded and should not be taken seriously.

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