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Basically, countries with cheap labor will not lose their jobs because they'll still be cheaper than AI, and would be using AI to increase productivity.
This will spur outsourcing from rich countries even more. So, rich countries will lose their jobs faster.

>Developing economies stand to benefit more from AI boosting their workers’ output in the years ahead than they will lose in jobs being replaced by the technology, the World Bank said.
>The biggest multilateral lender to middle-income and poorer nations said that “AI is more likely to lend their workers a hand than put them out of work”, in a report on Tuesday that predicted that a wave of cheaper AI tools could revive flagging growth across the developing world.
>“As a rule, developing economies today have more to gain — and less to fear — from AI than richer ones. less than a tenth of their jobs are susceptible to AI automation, compared with more than a third in high-income economies,” said Indermit Gill, the bank’s chief economist.

>The World Bank’s report said there was evidence that AI use had, meanwhile, been spreading rapidly across small businesses in emerging markets.
>On average, about a fifth of firms with more than five employees surveyed in India, Jordan, Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria and Thailand had recently used AI chatbots in operations, versus a third in the US, it said.
>The report warns that advanced countries are still set to see the biggest productivity gains based on their current higher rates of AI adoption, unless developing countries can catch up, such as by adapting models.
>The bank warned that efforts by governments to spend big on “AI sovereignty”, investing heavily in data centres and chip production in a race to develop the best AI models, could be a “development trap” given the risk they do not pay off.
https://archive.is/N5h2d
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the masterplan is the entire world will be 99% peasants working for the 1%.

its funny how AI chads are happy to speed up their own demise
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>>109466496
>the masterplan is the entire world will be 99% peasants working for the 1%.
this isn't realistic at all. tensions are already extremely high and civil unrest grows more and more with each passing day. they will be eaten alive before that's even remotely feasible.
even in chinkland their citizens revenge kill politicians and innocents on a daily basis.
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Retarded. Automation ends the exchange between the developed world and the developing. Developing countries main way of advancement is getting included in the exchange with fully modernized economies, so they don't have to build their own production machines, their own semiconductors etc. If you were just stuck alone and could not bring in shit from outside, it'd be almost like reinventing current civilization. With automation, all the pre-industrial poors are boned and a lot of industrial ones too, if the production chains roll back west.
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>>109466562
nAH, indians are still cheaper than machines and repairing them.
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>>109466582
No, they aren't and it's enough for machines to get within shitting distance of them to completely cut them off. Not to mention, the moment governments realize they can have factory plants back, they'll use tariffs and other incentives to drive industry home.
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>>109466086
If the AI is smarter than you, you will tend to have a positive view of it. Of course everyone should be excited about it, it's reached human intelligence and can do just about anything.

If you're smarter than the AI, you will tend to have a negative view of it, but probably use it as a tool in a larger process. It can process large amounts of stuff really fast even if you have to check that it didn't screw up. But the amount it's hyped is annoying, as is the deluge of low quality information and content it's shat out across the internet.
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>>109466541
>delegate_to_humanoid(10, timeline);
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>>109466562
>if the production chains roll back west.
how does building datacenters make computer chips?
shouldnt you be building computer chip factories?
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>>109466086
countries with expensive labor are still cheaper than ai so... not sure what you're on about.
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>good luck on a tire
Uhh
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>>109466541
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>>109466086
The Rothschilds can have AI automate Bill Gates and Elon Musk's jobs, too.
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>>109466561
What do you think Flock cameras are for? Training AI to be able to instantly identify humans and kill them from a distance.
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>>109466086
no shit
it was never a mystery why aijeets are jeets
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>>109466086
>eliminates your country's comparative advantage
nothing personal
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>>109468327
The feds are too incompetent to actually make a system that's good at doing that. The most they've done is enable bad-apple cops to stalk their EXs

https://ij.org/police-have-reportedly-used-license-plate-readers-to-stalk-romantic-interests-at-least-14-times-in-recent-years/


It's always a nothing burger. They exist purely to make rich fags that are already in bed with the Trump Admin richer and to make the "blue lives matter" crowd feel vindicated and useful. They couldn't and wouldn't actually use this shit to lower crime because they simply don't want to.
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>>109466086
Anyone who can use AI in the third world will use it to get ahead of the peasants

First worlders are equally intelligent so there's no scumbag or cutting culture so AI will replace them.

Time to learn plumbing and sewing, firsties.
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>>109466659
>can do just about anything.
Why hasn't anyone just shut out a universal affordable cure for cancer then? Why hasn't someone asked Claude to find a way to end the Iran war?
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>>109469140
>Time to learn plumbing and sewing
Already planned to be automated too, no one is safe.
This also makes the "follow your passion" a boomer kind of advice now too btw.
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>>109469169
>Why hasn't someone asked Claude to find a way to end the Iran war?
Claude models have guardrails against suggesting to nuke Israel.
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>>109466496
>I am sure to escape the permanent underclass because my speed is 100x.
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>>109466496
>the masterplan is the entire world will be 99% peasants working for the 1%.
That has already been achieved a decade ago
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>>109469169
These are things that don't occur to people who are dumber than a chatbot. Which was my point in that post.
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>>109471692
>Hur dur I'm so smart because I know how to speak concisely
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>>109466496
Yeah but that kind of globalism is supported by Trump MAGA so it's le hecking wholesome instead of the cringe globalism supported by the communist WEF o algo
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>>109466496
The goyim will get what they tolerate
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>>109466086
ngl sick rims
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>>109466595
>shitting distance
is this racism against india again or
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>>109466086
I'm in IT not CS and I have to physically interact with things in the real world and can't be replaced by a computer program.



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