> If you treat the future like a carbon copy of today but with workers replaced by robots then it’s bleak, but that’s a failure in acknowledging that economies

> If you treat the future like a carbon copy of today but with workers replaced by robots then it’s bleak, but that’s a failure in acknowledging that economies evolve with technology. No. Economies evolve with technology. Of that I'm sure. And I'm doing my darnest best to continue benefiting from those changes. But there are plenty of people who haven't fared so well. > You’re making the same mistake I see throughout this thread, which is assuming that AI can only be a subtractive force and nothing else will change about the world. On the contrary; I'm saying that we won't benefit if we continue playing the same games we have been playing so far. But you are right that that's not an AI problem; it's a people problem that we can use AIs to make worse.