Curious if others are (beginning to) adjusting your personal fiances, specifically investments, even further narrowed to retirement, in preparation for the impact of AI, good or bad. Just this past week I implement changes to investments in my 401(k) and IRA accounts, ironically determined with the input of my AI agent, to hopefully shield myself against: a) Burst of AI bubble due to ongoing need for substantial funding and lack of successful widespread implementation of AI tools in real world scenarios. Growing body see this burst in 2007, leading to significant drop in markets and severe recession. Comments then expand to included lack of proper recovery due to effects of AI on job growth. or b) Effects of successful, widespread implementation of AI, even possible early implementation of super intelligence, but yet again leading to severe recession as jobs are absorbed by AI. Just curious if others are starting to look into this. I am 58, hoping to retired by/at 63, looking to prevent likely damage to my retirement funds while still able to gain a bit of return. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1061680506620183 submitted by /u/Hace1986
Originally posted by u/Hace1986 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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