I didn't subscribe to the article but I can't argue with either of those points. Maybe in the future every economically relevant interaction of the consumer and

I didn't subscribe to the article but I can't argue with either of those points. Maybe in the future every economically relevant interaction of the consumer and the market will be mediated through a subscription to a collective AI negotiation corporation, like how USA medical consumers are penalized for consuming 'out of network' medical because the ones negotiating on their behalf ('insurance') didn't make good deals with them.