What I see is anti-China propaganda where everything bad is denounced when China does it but ignored when it’s the west and their allies.

I see many more post about “China evil” than I see about Saoudi Arabia or Israël.

In fact, the “China evil” propaganda is very often a form of whataboutism to avoid the same or worst problems in the west. In French there is a say that goes like “it’s easier to see the straw in the eye of you neighbour than to see the beam in your own eye.”

I’m not excusing anything. I’m just looking at targeted blame. China is the most terrible country for everything it does. Just don’t look anywhere else, especially not the allies of the west.

I’ve never seen an article about France on this matter. Is it more important if it’s in China ? That is the link you refuse to see I guess.

Honestly, France has been doing this for 2 centuries now. Is it bad because China is doing it?

You’re missing the problem here.

What will happen in the west (and is already happening) is that companies will automate the jobs and fire the employees because they don’t need them anymore.

But with this, bo more jobs will be created, and the liberals in power are hard at the task of deleting any employment. So people who are fired and can’t find a new job will just starve or build an alternate economy cyberpunk style.

The first step to prevent this crisis is to forbid companies to fire employees for this specific reason. This will give time for the society (people, government) to find solutions.

Another problem of letting companies do whatever they want is what is expected to happen : companies fire people now not because ai can replace them, but in order to hire them later in much worse conditions than before, with ai monitoring the job of the workers.

I 100% agree that ai is the future that can free us from work. But you can’t simply let things happen, because it would severely disrupt the whole society.

That is absolutely not the subject of this ruling. The ruling forbid the termination of a work contract for the reason of it being replaced by AI. That is a significant difference : the problem is not to replace workers with AI, it is of who will pay in the society for it. China rules that companies will pay for the transition, not the workers and the state.