Considering that we don't seem able to appropriately tax the biggest corporations, why do you think we'll suddenly be able to redistribute LLM gains?

Far more likely is that wealth and power will become even more concentrated into the hands of the few and the rest of humanity will become effective slaves.

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bdangubic 6 hours ago | parent [-]

These doomsday theories sound solid in practice but in order for someone to accumulate a lot of wealth there have to be consumers to chip into this. If we are all slaves, where is that wealth going to come from?!

	▲	2frrrr 5 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		The Amazon warehouse worker is a modern day slave. Don’t believe me? Try it. I have.
	▲	ndsipa_pomu 5 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Not necessarily as there are methods to redistribute wealth without the consumers having any choice. Recently, there was the example of the SpaceX IPO listed on Nasdaq (after they changed the rules to allow it). Lots of people have pensions/investments in tracker funds and those funds are essentially forced to buy SpaceX shares. Simple things like "quantitative easing" can result in higher inflation which essentially devalues people's money. The ultra wealthy will typically not have any meaningful percentage of their money in currency, but instead will be in various assets around the world which means that their wealth is not affected by the inflation. There's plenty of other schemes such as the "too big to fail" method of securing handouts from the government.