> Mr. Besiroglu said he believed that A.I. would eventually create “radical abundance” and wealth that could be redistributed to laid-off workers, in the form o

> Mr. Besiroglu said he believed that A.I. would eventually create “radical abundance” and wealth that could be redistributed to laid-off workers, in the form of a universal basic income that would allow them to maintain a high living standard. He should follow up with any evidence? This is not how American capitalism works. No one has put forth any plausible mechanism to get to this. "Freeloaders" is what UBI recipients would be called today. And in no way would any of these founders support a UBI that allows the living standard they're trying to achieve or even have achieved so far.