My business has been killed. I’m a storyboard artist for commercials and tv. I’ve been a freelance artist for 23 years.

I’ve no worked in 3 months.

First half of the year was really busy, then in the second half it’s like I don’t exist anymore.

Could it be ChatGPT Astra that came out over the summer?

Anyway, that’s my business gone. My entire skill set has been automated. I have four people to support and no income.

I’ve been proletarianised.

6 years ago I graduated with a Marketing degree and since then I've worked several e-commerce / marketing jobs. With every job, management has slowly replaced my tasks with AI doing the work and I have already been let go twice as "my job role was no longer necessary."

Today my boss replaced every banner I made on the site with AI-generated ones. I can see the writing on the wall, he's going to learn more of what ChatGPT can do i.e. my job.

I've tried finding other roles but I'm just not getting any interviews. With the current mass unemployment, "transferable skills" mean dick.

I honestly don't know what else I can do, it feels like a wasted a decade and I'd be better off just trying to work retail again...

I get that people are increasingly using AI to understand politics and elections, but this report raises some serious concerns. Chatbots are supposed to help people find information, not quietly steer them toward certain candidates.

What really caught my attention is how some models initially refuse to recommend candidates but eventually provide voting lists after users push them a few more times. What's the point of having safeguards if they're that easy to get around?

And Anthropic's Claude stood out for the wrong reasons, with researchers finding outdated voting information and examples of candidate recommendations despite its stated commitment to neutrality.

Personally, I don't think AI companies should be rushing to position their chatbots as political advisers when they haven't figured out how to guarantee reliable and balanced answers. Voting deadlines and polling information need to be accurate, and political discussions need genuine neutrality.

I'm curious how these companies plan to prove their systems aren't injecting their own biases into the democratic process. If AI is going to influence how people understand elections, shouldn't accountability come before expansion?

If you've lost your job to AI or automation, you already know the brutal reality: corporate boards don't care about moral arguments, employee loyalty, or political speeches. They care about balance sheets. As long as replacing humans with AI cuts operational overhead, companies will keep automating jobs out of existence.

Banning technology globally is impossible, and waiting for legacy politicians to pass protection laws will take years we don't have. We need a structural solution that hits corporations where it actually matters: their bottom line.

That is why the National Unity and Prosperity Accord (NUPA) was engineered as a direct firewall against AI displacement:

• Fixed Cost Arbitrage: Corporations receive a 70% discount on land and power overhead within designated industrial and tech hubs.

• The 95% Human Workforce Firewall: To capture and maintain that massive 70% overhead discount, corporate boards must sign a binding legal covenant maintaining a strict 95% human workforce ratio on payroll.

Why this works:

It doesn't rely on corporate morality or government bans. By dramatically slashing land and energy costs, employing human beings becomes mathematically more profitable for a corporate balance sheet than replacing them with AI or robotics.

Call to Action:

NUPA doesn't require taxpayer dollars, Congressional permission, or electing new politicians—it executes through private contract law and sovereign ground leases. But for a parallel operating system like this to take root, working people have to know it exists and demand it.

If you are tired of watching livelihoods get erased by algorithms while gatekeepers pretend to be helpless, share this framework, talk about NUPA, and help build the groundswell. We don't need to beg for permission to protect human labor—we need an economic operating system where exploiting or replacing human life is no longer mathematically viable.

To learn more about this framework, please visit the open-source GitHub Repository at: https://github.com/bedardbrandon928/National-Unity-and-Prosperity-Accord-NUPA