So, the parts where AI makes human labor irrelevant, and where that's a disaster for 99.999 percent of humans unless the whole economy is restructured, isn't ex

So, the parts where AI makes human labor irrelevant, and where that's a disaster for 99.999 percent of humans unless the whole economy is restructured, isn't exactly news. If ChatGPT doesn't do that, something else will. It wasn't going to be more than 50 years no matter what, and now I don't think it'll be more than 20. The part I'm finding is kind of a shock to me is the impact of the centralization on what you can even think about doing. If your application falls under their random definition of "unsafe", then you can't do it. Not even manually, probably, because the infrastructure for that will go away. If your one off question or task doesn't meet their approval, it doesn't happen. Basically not only do the owners of these things become the only really important people in the economy, but they also get a new kind of direct control over people's lives.