> own the IP-equivalent of whatever it produces, and life will continue as normal for 80%-99% of peasants/laborers working for the lucky few AI-aristocrats.
this wasn't the case for other capital goods that was invented in the past, so why is AI going to be different?
In the past, other forms of automation brought on more wealth, which did enrich the rest of society (on top of bringing personal wealth to the founders).
The only difference is that _your_ current view has been normalized to see the products of that capital goods as normal!
this wasn't the case for other capital goods that was invented in the past, so why is AI going to be different?
In the past, other forms of automation brought on more wealth, which did enrich the rest of society (on top of bringing personal wealth to the founders).
The only difference is that _your_ current view has been normalized to see the products of that capital goods as normal!