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If I wanted to keep all of the value I created for myself, I'd start my own business and own all of it. I don't, because I highly value the structure and capit
by sokoloff 1y ago
If I wanted to keep all of the value I created for myself, I'd start my own business and own all of it.
I don't, because I highly value the structure and capital that others have put up to create the company I work for. They offload an enormous amount of risk and overhead and, so long as they pay me what we've agreed, I'm happy for them to keep the portion of value that is above what they pay out to me and my colleagues.
The agreement is fair to my eyes, because I've agreed to it and both sides have kept up their ends. If yours is not fair to your eyes, perhaps you should change it, possibly up to striking out on your own and keeping 100% of the surplus value you create.
- micromacrofoot 1y ago> it will increase productivity to the point where things that can’t be affordably addressed by software will now be able to be addressed with software employing humans is something that couldn't be affordably addressed by software, and is what they're trying to now address with software this is good for owners, and bad for workers thusly AI is bad for workers as a class, and you're betting that you're one of the workers they decide to keep all I have left to say on the matter is, good luck