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He wasn't talking about actually, physically, owning the robots. He was talking about owning stocks in the companies that make the robots. So that as they get w
by Digit-Al 9y ago
He wasn't talking about actually, physically, owning the robots. He was talking about owning stocks in the companies that make the robots. So that as they get wealthier, so do you.
- pygy_ 9y agoUntil the robots decide to stop feeding their "owners". Money is a social construct. Power comes from controlling energetic resources, and automation is gradually stripping that control away from humans.
- alien_at_work 9y agoDepending on who you believe, the first people to get replaced by robots are the least likely to be able to afford investing in robots companies.