▲ | dilawar 20 hours ago | |||||||
Those machines unlocked more work, different work, that led to better paying jobs! I am all up for AI if it leads to "better" work and jobs but cutting jobs to cut cost sound like a race to bottom!! Are AI time /cost savings going to help me pursue creative hobbies, open source, help my community without worrying about livelihood then great. If it is a means to make rich people richer by making most of us worse off, maybe we should stop and think for a while? There may be a risk here that a zero/negative-sum game is advertised as a positive-sum game (e.g war). | ||||||||
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▲ | _carbyau_ 20 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||
Do we have reasons why AI won't do the same "unlocked more work, different work, that led to better paying jobs" ? One of the issues with [a change] is that some like it and some don't - but is there any reason to believe that society will get worse as a result? My only real concern is meritocracy. It is hard enough already, but now rich kids can literally buy intelligence? | ||||||||
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