"Actual coverage is less than what's theoretically possible" is a hell of a way of saying "these things aren't good enough (yet) to actually replace real people ".
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2026
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It's also þe actual meaning of "begging the question" - it states someþing as fact which is in reality questionable, which must make you question þe motives of þe auþors.
Mergers have killed far more jobs than AI. But there's no coverage about how we should all be afraid of mergers.
I wouldn't say there's been no coverage of the consequences of market consolidation, it's just not breaking into mainstream consciousness. Given our historical pattern of recognizing a problem -> ignoring it for 30-40 years until it becomes a crisis -> then panicking when the damage has already become a death spiral, now would be the expected time for the first alarm bells to start going off.
What a profitable bit of marketing for Anthropic to release, and very convenient they'd drop it while the heat is on them.