Maryjo

Imagine graduating from high school only to discover that AI can already do the jobs you spent years preparing for. That's the future Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is warning about. “AI can do entry-level law work. It can do entry-level finance. It can do entry-level consulting.” He predicts AI could disrupt 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs within the next 1–5 years. Think about that. For generations, young people have followed the same path. Study hard. Get qualified. Find an entry-level job. Build a career. But what happens when AI can perform the work that used to be your first step? And Amodei's advice? “Of course, learn to use AI.” That's important. But there's a bigger question we should be asking. If AI replaces the work millions of people depend on for income, who gets to own the wealth that AI creates? Right now, much of that ownership is concentrated among a handful of powerful companies and billionaires. At Action Model, we're building a different future. A community-owned AI ecosystem where everyday people can help train AI through real-world actions and workflows, earn rewards for their contributions and have the opportunity to share in the value they help create. Because learning to use AI is only part of preparing for the future. People should also have the opportunity to own a piece of it. AI shouldn't just replace human work and concentrate the rewards. It should create prosperity that more of humanity can participate in.