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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.
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same World Bank that said that Germany's feature was to stop being a industrial nation and move on to services and financial scams. Since 2019 we lost or took big cuts to our Chemistry, Steel and Car industry. The three core pillars that were left....
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>>540223026
>Be (((World Bank)))
>convince the goyim to sell out industry to china

>laugh at goyim because he has nothing now
erm. why are goyim so easy to subvert
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>>540222415
I'd rather be in expensive Ai world than cheap no Ai world.
Them robots are coming and I won't need to do no labor.
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>>540222415
So why has AI so far failed to make a dent in employment figures here?
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>>540222415
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>>540223263
50% work for the guberment in this shithole with make believe jobs what do you do with all the Karen’s and Rita’s with sociology degrees? They got to do something.
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>>540223026
It’s painfully obvious Germany has been scheduled for demolition. None of this is organic.
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>>540222415
They aren’t cheap though
They are just the cheapest right now
It’s much cheaper and more efficient to manufacture goods in house with automation
Manufacturing with human inefficiency and shipping and logistics are large overheads that are potentially carried by businesses that can’t be offset
primarily do to risk and consumer fluctuations
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>>540222415
This statement many level full of flaw.
"developing countries" like India milks the service provider status.
AI obviously and blazing fast way will replace that.
And just stick with the India example because of their horrid population. They have no recognized manufacturing capabilities. They are producing nothing, just helpdesk scammers.
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>>540224343
Good shout, that’s right.

High energy prices= based. Robots= based.
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>>540222415

If AI replaced all Pajeet
I'm totally ok with that.
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>>540222415
>don't worry poor retards, the AI itself can never replace you
>ignore these robots though, TOTALLY UNRELATED SUBJECT
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>>540224343
>It’s much cheaper and more efficient to manufacture goods in house with automation
Just wait until you start throwing mini reactors on top of that. Factories with completely uninterruptible local power.
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>>540226031
and farms, and quarries
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>>540222415
That explains a third world shithole like America has been so reckless in developing AI where countries in civilised world are much more reserved.
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>>540222415
>even the most retarded AI model is smarter than jeets
>so jeets fucking love AI
Not particularly surprising.



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