I bet if AI actually starts making visible-to-patient progress in curing diseases, data centers will be welcome with open arms.

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paganel 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

They won't, because we'll still have no money to pay for healthcare as a result of AI taking our jobs. To the contrary, right now the rational choice is to not allow these AI farms to be installed so that many of us (this is not only about the US) still have access to a decent lifestyle (including decent health, that is).

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fdsjgfklsfd 2 hours ago | parent [-]

AI should be owned collectively and we should all benefit from the loss of jobs. It was trained on our data and has no value without our labor, so it is our rightful property.

	▲	paganel 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		We both know that that won’t ever happen. > benefit from the loss of jobs This will only benefit some part of the present ruling-class (and partially some of their tech-minions putting those policies in effect)

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infamouscow 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

All it takes is for one state to grant AI narrowly-scoped medical licensing to treat various things human doctors are allowed to treat telephonically.