Have you noticed how prices of goods and services are so low now?
>>62749873also jobs are not going away, that's an incel chud freak doomer nigger conspiracy theory called the LUMP OF LABOR fallacy. new jobs are being created every day, and the job market has never been stronger. but also less people are working than ever because things are so cheap and so many efficiencies mean we no longer have to work because things are so cheap. also many, many people got really rich off AI investments and they also don't work. but they could work, if they wanted to (but they don't need to [because things are cheap])) because there are so many jobs (that AI created.)
>>62749873The prices would've been even higher without AI.
>>62749873I guess it's just a matter of time until either>bureaucrats will realize they are a drain on humanity and all things good and relinquish their vampire bite on good honest regular people and start contributing to society, get creative, and make actual jobs for people desperate to contribute to society for money in return for their mental labor they used to do programming. LOLor>we turn the bullshit knob slowly back up as far as it can go until it hits the "but AI exists" physical stop, not to 11 anymore but maybe 7 or 8, to preserve these... people's livelihood. Soft landing for leeches. Somewhere in that process new jobs will be begrudgingly created for out of work code lackeys which may or may not have a real purpose.>>62749883Job makers as I touched on above appear to be waiting patiently for inspiration [someone smarter than them to tell them what to do or do it for them]. Strategic, a true reactionary visionary approach to realtime developing events. Why plan for anything when the here-and-now makes people feel not good
>>62749873Yes. Things are looking pretty good rn ngl.
>have you noticed how the prices of goods and services are so low nowI haven't noticed that at all. I did notice further rate hikes from increasing inflation though
