I'm sorry but this article is garbage. > That is, I believe that even if we were – by some impossible-to-imagine means – to produce a general AI tomorrow, we w

I'm sorry but this article is garbage. > That is, I believe that even if we were – by some impossible-to-imagine means – to produce a general AI tomorrow, we would still have 200-300 years of full employment for every human who wanted a job ahead of us. The guy think that automation is far ahead. And people are needed for the economy to function. > That money is mostly chasing the same goods that were available before the crisis (rent, groceries, and debt service) so it’s not crowding out other buyers and causing inflation Which is the same as saying that all people quarantined are doing BS jobs. Since they can be without that work but the economy is functioning and supporting all of them. Which means, if I'm reading it correctly, that we are already past the automation stage. Here is one job that we could do without: The OP job. He is writing BS articles that probably could be written by the next few iterations of GPT-X. The irony.