The Artificial Intelligence crisis was a term that had existed for quite some time. Ever since computers were invented, people had feared these machines, especially their future direction—Artificial Intelligence—which made many uneasy. That led to a series of works, such as the classic Terminator franchise, where Skynet destroyed humanity. At its core, it reflected people's fear of supercomputers and Artificial Intelligence at the time. Later came Marvel's Ultron, the Machine Uprising Crisis, and similar examples. Kenichi Amamiya saw this clearly. Even before he had crossed over, AI had already emerged, and its appearance had caused a series of problems, even triggering a wave of unemployment. After all, AI replaced some tedious, simple jobs. Some even predicted that factory workers would be eliminated on a massive scale within the next few years, because AI had entered the world and could handle such tedious work. The first people hit by AI were artists, especially online artists, many of whom lost their jobs under its impact. AI was indeed exceptionally good at drawing and had powerful learning abilities. This was destined to bring new changes in the future. No one knew what the world would become then, but AI's emergence and rise were already unavoidable. It might lead to a new revolution—the AI revolution. The previous Industrial Revolution had already caused many people to lose their jobs, and the phrase "sheep eat men" had been born during the First Industrial Revolution. Kenichi Amamiya frowned slightly. If it were him, how should he solve this problem?
However, although Artificial Intelligence would indeed be a tremendous help to humanity in the long run, since robots could replace most tedious and boring work and humans would only need to do other jobs, the replacement and iteration of these industries would inevitably cause growing pains across the