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I can already see how AI assistants call AI assistants to book an AI driven service for their AI bosses, to find out 0.3 seconds later that their AI boss being
by erikb 8y ago
I can already see how AI assistants call AI assistants to book an AI driven service for their AI bosses, to find out 0.3 seconds later that their AI boss being an AI doesn't need that service, calling again to remove the booking. Nobody notices that this happens, because no human is involved in the actual conversation. But of course both of these conversations lead to events where data needs to be transfered from the calendars to finance, billing etc. These transfers are done by humans of course because AI would be too expensive for that.
I see people going to work 16 hours a day handling transferring these transactions related to haircuts for AI bosses that don't physically exist (and therefore don't need haircuts), from one database to the other. The AI boss doesn't see the need for 8h workdays, because he's not human. And the money for the work doesn't need to be enough to afford living, right? The AI government will pay a base income to anybody anyways.