I’m not writing this to farm engagement — I’m genuinely just trying to work through my own questions, because honestly, I’m a bit paranoid about where things are headed. I’m 22, and like a lot of people in my generation, I skipped university. I went straight into working, and I still am. I’m also the type who’s tried a bit of everything — ecommerce, crypto, other ventures. Crypto actually worked out for me. Right now, alongside my day job, I’m building a SaaS product — basically vibe-coding it with AI. But even though I lean on AI heavily for this, it makes me uneasy thinking about where it’s all going. Here are the questions I keep circling back to: If AI ends up doing everything, what happens to jobs? Will generic AI platforms die out while only a handful of top players survive? If AI replaces most work, will governments start taxing AI heavily and redistributing that wealth to people? Is it actually true that we’ll all end up materially abundant? I keep thinking about that Elon Musk interview where he told the reporter people would end up incredibly wealthy, everyone happy, money losing its meaning because everyone would have everything. But is that actually true? He even said there’s a part of him that wants to stop this whole trajectory, but he can’t, so he’s decided to just be part of it instead — and you could see in his eyes that he wasn’t fully at ease with that. submitted by /u/Ok_Recognition_7905
Originally posted by u/Ok_Recognition_7905 on r/ArtificialInteligence