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If this is true, can someone even remotely explain why boards and companies don’t see the existential risk this would pose to the economy? When the people that
by camillomiller 1y ago
If this is true, can someone even remotely explain why boards and companies don’t see the existential risk this would pose to the economy? When the people that buy things and other companies that buy things can’t buy anymore, who gains from it?
- lm28469 1y agoSame reason a lot of governments seem to do completely counter productive things: short term personal gains, by the time the consequences are visible they're already retired with a fat stack of cash in the bank
- PieTime 1y agoThe richest already have nearly 50% of buying power. Elon Musk can make cities building rockets the size of skyscrapers. You don’t have to look forward, you can look at the past robber barons for examples. Yes it’s bad for the economy but it’s great for a few people who acquire wealth.
- aiiizzz 1y agoThe government is reactive, not proactive
- hulitu 1y ago> the existential risk this would pose to the economy Yes, the existential risk this would pose to the economy is that you sudenly need 100 people to clean up the mess left by AI.