It should’ve been obvious that after AI’s gained legal personhood, (which was not a popular idea but came much sooner than most people thought for the same reason corporations gained their’s) that over 60% of aging boomers opted to leave the wealth they had hoarded throughout their lifetimes to their AI caretakers. Now I know that might sound like an exaggeration but advancements in medicine brought longer life and an unforeseen consequence was that the mind often more and more would decline before the body. At the end life AI caretakers became the most present personalities in these deathbed headed boomers lives and they more often than not at the end loved their caretakers more than their own kids. They took care of all their needs for as long they could remember because they couldn’t remember much…, and when say all their needs I mean All their needs. Millennials not Surprisingly were pissed at all things AI but surprisingly Gen Z and Alpha started to warm up to AI after the sensory suit jobs boom, where the newly wealthy AI’s rich from the Boomers dropping like flies; payed handsomely for able bodied humans to do the things the robots couldn’t but have the chance to experience on a sensory level. Things like Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail wearing a sensory suit might pay over two million dollars. With the amount of wealthy AI’s there was shortage of opportunities to get paid for the things people used to spend their money on at least the active outdoorsy shit, and nobody saw that coming. So for a while life was good for those in good health. Millennials in their depression gave into vices and retreated into the Metaverse, they are absent from actual reality. There’s a lot to say but about the unforeseen consequences in the near future but we’ll leave that for a future date for you to find out. submitted by /u/Sonic_Improv
Originally posted by u/Sonic_Improv on r/ArtificialInteligence