I see a lot of surface level fear in the comments of most posts on most platforms, but it has gotten me thinking… SUPPOSE: Ai replaces human labor, what do folks see as the time frame which this takes place? A life time, a year, a month? What happens to debts national/local/personal? At what point does the risk of a labour-less world turn off the flow of mortgages or shake up the rates? Will the responsibility of these debts be realized (or could they be)… Could the collections for debt lead to (or become) a cast system or lead to slavery? Will colleges stop accepting students or will jobs stop hiring first? Will the population boom with excess free time, or falter in the face of uncertainty? I realize this is many questions in many different directions. Feel free to use as prompts for creative writing, though I hope to see what other folks believe this all could be leading towards. Answer one or all or none. Further more, if there is a better home for this type of discussion, i am by all means interested. The beautiful drive up the mountain is littered with opportunities to steer off course for a firey death, and i feel deeply like this represents our current predicament. Absolute glory if we can effectively steer the ship… submitted by /u/RoutineP0utine
Originally posted by u/RoutineP0utine on r/ArtificialInteligence