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Imagine working LMAO!
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I'd rather not, w*rking is below me.
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once they get robots figured out the average dumbass is absolutely fucked. we're still a good 20-40 years away from that I think though.
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>>540403349
If humans are so easily replacable then what good is capital if there's nobody to spend it with? Unless I'm lead to believe that Elon Musk and likes of billionaires really are aiming towards some gay Socialist Utopian society where money isn't needed
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Decades of fear mongering and they still haven't automated McDonalds.
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>>540403349
This is delusional
"Robots" are pieces of junk that need constant maintanance, the fantasy of them maintaining themselves through AI diagnostics is pure delusion.
Secondly, capital only has value if the free market decides it has value. This is something you people cannot comprehend for some reason, something a company produces is worthless without demand for it.
So what exactly do you think will happen, companies will mass produce items that people won't be able to buy because? These companies would become worthless overnight.
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>>540403349
The image explains that our economy currently runs on human work, which earns about 70% of all money, while owners of machines and buildings get the other 30%. It argues that AI is essentially "digital workers" that are much faster, cheaper, and never get tired compared to humans. Because these digital workers are so efficient, businesses will eventually use them for most jobs. This will flip the economy: the people who own the AI computers and power will take home 70–80% of the money, leaving humans with only a small slice. The bottom line is that if you don't own part of the AI system, your ability to earn a living by working could disappear, since the future will pay for results, not human effort.
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>>540403451
Maybe you should read the georgia guidestones.
Once you stop making them money you stop being useful alive. There will be no socialist utopia. No universal basic income. The future is a culling of all those deemed as cattle.
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>>540403671
So start a local language model?
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>>540403349
all it takes one nigger to slice its neck on a propeller of a uber eats drone and we will never have AI implemented again in our lives
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>>540403753
Right but even the rich faggots perpetuating this nonsense must also understand on a basic level that it's kind of an untenable system to begin with. What they're asking for is basically some kind of technological garden of Eden in which they'll...Not be rich anymore or some shit I guess.
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>>540403349
AI is not profitable though. Its a bubble.
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>>540403349
Imagine not working in AI
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>>540403505
AI creates and fixes complex software all day. It solves century old math problems. Why wouldn't it be able to fix a robot?
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>>540404468
>software
Lmao, I fucking hate IT fags.
Software doesn't do shit, hardware does everything.
When a gear gets loose and a machine throws a belt, which line of code fixes that?
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>>540403349
Since the majority of people do not have the ability to purchase capital (they live paycheck to paycheck and cannot save money due to needing to pay rent and eat), when they lose their ability to work, they will simply murder the people with capital.
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>>540403891
Good goy. But if you still have to work, you are on the chopping block.
>>540403841
They imagine to compete against each other, controlling the machines with transhuman features. The flaws in that thinking are that machines already control the capital, that machines need other things than humans, and most importantly, that machines can make specialized organic creatures from scratch, with remote control and all. This is more efficient than humans, and radically different, so all transhuman efforts are bound to fail. If you could upload your mind into a digital ecosystem to compete, nothing of yourself would remain, competitive pressures in a virtual system is even more different than what formed us.
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>>540404496
one that checks and stops the machine in 0.001 seconds so (you) aren't wrapped over it in a hundred folds
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>>540404619
Most people have the ability to purchase capital, they simply refuse to do it slowly and wait for it to grow.
They want a million dollars worth of shares instantly.
When their stock prices plumet they panic sell and whine about le rigged market instead of just staying calm and buying the new cheaper shares.
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>>540404681
I'll just survive longer than you. perhaps indefinitely
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>>540404714
So I still have to be present there for the machine to be fixed? Cool, all I needed to know
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>>540403451
End game of capitalism is the same with communism replacing the bio cogs with mechanical by eventual mass genocide and total elite victory.
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>>540404842
yeah a machine will be appeased by a lowly tech-adept janny every now and then
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>>540404828
> They want a million dollars worth of shares instantly.
Literally me.
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>>540403349
they said the same about the steam engine. Now we are 100x more efficient but work still work same hours. Kill all techfags and behead all scientists
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>>540403504
They haven't automated shit anywhere. Boomers and kikes would still rather import subhumans on taxpayers dime to do menial labor rather than invest in automation.
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>>540403349
>you pay with tokens
You don't know how LLMs work, kys.
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>>540406660
we have surpassed dependency on the steam engine decades ago
you are ignoring the technological progress made over accumulators, charging, electromagnetic actuators, automated machining, affordable precision, signal transmission and most of all signal processing, compute, which allows for the feedback loops to control motion being fast enough 5 decades ago, OP is correct in their outcome, the transfer will gradually increase but the final result will be the same
regardless of that, look at the expansion of mankind over the past 250 years, if you dont notice you are beyond saving
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>>540404874
there it is. pack it up boys, thread's over.
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>>540406923
>the modern equivalent of grammarnazi.bmp
you should focus on the overall message which is not wrong instead of focussing on unimportant details that you successfully memorised with less recall error than ops ai slop image, pride comes before the fall
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>>540403406
I work.
Tomoko pays me to grind in vidya for her.
She pays me with kisses.
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If you’re not part of the investor class (you can live off of your money alone) you’re fucked and not even considered a real human by the system. AI and robotics is the final nail in the coffin but the outsourcing economy already fucked it.
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>>540408417
Perfect life
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You gotta work because you cant buy things with hugs.
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>>540406660
The steam engine produces power. AI will produce information.

What will humans be useful for again?



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