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I don't know about the superintelligence risk. As a line of reasoning, sounds way too abstract at the present time. But what about the very predictable and obvi
by Udik 11y ago
I don't know about the superintelligence risk. As a line of reasoning, sounds way too abstract at the present time.
But what about the very predictable and obvious risk detrmined by the end of jobs? That is scary. Are there any analyses of the impact of that on society as a whole? It's not just mass unemployment - that has a different dynamic when it's temporary and in response to a contingent downturn. We talk about the end of jobs for good. How will that work out?