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by _fw
6 days ago
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Realistically, almost 1/4 of the world don’t live in a democracy. And probably another 1/4 of the world doesn’t live in a functioning democracy. By your logic, does that mean half of the global population actually ARE at risk of AI laying waste to almost all employment? I am by no means an AI doomer, and I use frontier models to a great extent every day as part of my job… But those at the top of the corporate food chain, those who own and profit from the AI companies themselves, will reap the rewards of this technology. Maybe there won’t be a dramatic elimination of jobs. But even if there isn’t, the overwhelming majority of the “value” will be going to the 1% and the working class will benefit not. Heads they win, tails we lose. AI will not meaningfully improve the standard of living or the quality of life of the everyman. But it will funnel even more of his share of the profit from his work to his corporate paymasters. Previously we had strikes, powerful unions and even revolutions. There will be none of that this time round. |
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