There's something deeply concerning about a future where corporations are investing billions in artificial intelligence to replace human workers, yet nobody seems to be seriously discussing how ordinary families are supposed to survive if their jobs and incomes disappear.If millions of people lose their livelihoods to automation, who exactly will have the money to buy the products, pay for the services, and support the businesses that these enormous corporations depend on to generate their profits?While artificial intelligence may create new opportunities and improve productivity, we should be asking whether the financial benefits will be shared with ordinary workers or concentrated among a small number of wealthy companies already investing enormous resources in data centers and automation.Real technological progress should mean improving people's lives, creating a fairer economy, protecting our natural resources, and giving future generations greater opportunities, not building a world where machines generate enormous corporate profits while ordinary families struggle to afford the basic necessities of life.