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I've yet to se AIggers answer this
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>>542039570
Ai creates another jobs.
IT wasn't a field when typewriters were common.
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>>542039765
Like what, "AI Repair technicians?"
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The goal is to remove customers and the need for them.
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Just robots selling fake goods to other robots and Jews gooning to all the big numbers?
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>>542039570

my company employs me and nobody else, and i have AI do all the work.

The work is providing APIs and automations to other companies and their AIs.

Suits me fine, I used to employ people, they were a PITA.
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>>542041615
I should add, I am a boomer.
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>>542039570
UBI
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The top 10% represent almost half of all consumer spending.
The top 20% over three quarters.
You're irrelevant. You're just going to fucking die in poverty man.
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high income you will have from AI
Elon Musk guaranteed
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>>542039570
Blackrock picks up the slack. Corporations don't need profits anymore. Blackrock takes care of them.
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>>542039570
Their goal is a K-shaped economy. They won't be selling products or services to you at all. You don't have enough money to be worth it. They will just make and sell products exclusively aimed at millionaires and billionaires.
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>>542039570
Ai can infinitely create a demand thanks to planned obsolescence
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>>542039570
Just because you will be unemployed doesn't mean others will be unemployed
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>if the car replaces the horse
>then who will buy the oats?
>checkmate car niggers!
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>>542039570
If your circulating currency originates in the payment of a worker who produces nothing, your currency is worthless. Disemploying people is the greatest way to ensure the worth of your currency.
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>>542043043
The problem is tha WE are the horses now
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>>542039765
AI isn't like a typewriter, it's more like another worker. At least it will be when it's more developed. Right now it requires things like a prompt technician or AI engineer, but automation can replace those as well.
So this is like saying bringing in more workers creates more jobs. Which it does, to an extent - but those are all service jobs, which are not only worse jobs than the AI is replacing, but it also requires limited service and can become more efficient over time.
We can only hope at this point that AI improvement doesn't halt at a shitty point like that and instead it ushers in a utopia.
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>>542039570
AI will just produce so much that there wont be any real scarcity. We'll become multi-planetary once we run out of space on this planet, which wont really be necessary for thousands of years.
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>>542039570
They will just kill us all with wars,famines and epidemics,this what the Agenda 2030 is about
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>>542043043
>Product replaces product
>Product replaces worker
If you can't tell the difference, maybe don't post at all?
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>>542039570
ICE is still hiring
>>542039765
FPBP
Doomsaying faggots need to watch that 80s film 9 to 5 and ask what happened to all those secretarial and mailroom jobs seen in the background - literally whole floors of employees were reallocated following the advent of copy machines and email.
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>>542043157
Epidemics for the West (minimal property damage).
Wars and famines for everyone else.
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>>542039765
>Ai creates another jobs.
AI is a stepping stone to robotics, which too will be competing with workers. Anyone who pretends our entire trajectory at this stage doesn't aim at making repetitive labor obsolete is delusional.
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>>542039570
AI isn’t a product. There is no AI company with a profitable business model. AI is a speculation market that operates on venture capital, most of which now comes from the DOD because politicians have been convinced the US is in some kind of space race against China to achieve artificial general intelligence (which making bigger LLMs can not lead to).
To do this thing that we can’t do, we need to buy lots of hardware from China to build data centers with the boards we don’t build domestically to host more bigger LLMs that can’t create theoretical AGI.
It’s a deliberately engineered bubble. The pop is going to end the dollar.
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>>542039570
I think the easiest way to shortcut these conceptual problems is to look at value produced.
As long as that is going up, we are doing well.
The rest is just a matter of distribution (politics).
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>>542043102
>WE are the horses
I guess (you) thought you'd live the high life safe within the layers of middle-management and bureaucracy with your gay little BA in Niggernomics.
I, however, will do just fine.
BTW, field workers are banking $40/hour so why not go pick strawberries faggot?
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>>542039570
Who cares as long as big line goes up
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>>542039765
The people who were typewriters ended up becoming computer data entry monkeys, they didn't just disappear. Or they were already old and just retired during the 1980s when the economy was strong and pensions were good.
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>>542039570
The rich hate us serfs and I sorta do too.
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>>542039570
Yeah, you can see who will buy the products if you look at current Vegas. The just shifted to a richer clientele. Rich people don't care about resort fees, cheap buffets, or free drinks, and they certainly don't care about $12 bottles of water. So in other words, just raise prices to cover the gap.
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>>542043455
>AI isn’t a product. There is no AI company with a profitable business model.
Flock, Palantir, Anthropic, etc.
All AI or AI-assisted products with military/taxpayer-funded applications. Palantir is already profitable, Flock is still in its growth phase but considered to be highly profitable afterwards, Anthropic just had their first profitable month. There's more, ofc, but your initial claim is so ignorant, I'm not going to bother any further.
Also, data centers are currently the most profitable use of land by a lot.
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AI agents will buy things from each other
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>>542039570
The real problem will be, why do we need companies if we have AI to do everything for us? why the fuck would I pay a dentist, a doctor, a hairdresser, or a lawyer, or an accountant etc etc, any fucking money when AI can do it or help me do it for me? I can just apply this to all jobs and eventually they're all automated out of existence and my life is complete. AI can even replace the people I hate most in life so they get replaced too.
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>>542040078
Unironically yes. You have to pay more people to fix the ai slop.
Unfortunately it won't be you it will be street shitters
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>>542044726
>if we have AI to do everything for us
As if the kikes won't nickel and dime you for access to their proprietary software...
Didn't they not already call free AI "communism"?
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>>542039570
AI is not meant to produce shit to sell to people, AI is strictly a military program to produce weapons of war, making funny drawings and videos is just a side effect of the whole shit, why do you think the government is so invested in making data centers, you really think it's for making temu fleshlights?
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>>542039570

It doesn't matter if consumers die off and robots cater to the elites now, does it?
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>>542044734
It already exists it's called "vibe coding"
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>>542039570
The new super trillionaires will all buy massive amounts of products from eachother as they ride the last gasp of humanity into a capitalistic orgy of wealth until the sun burns out. We'll all be killed off much earlier
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>>542044814
Are Temu Fleshlights as good as the original? Asking for a friend.
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>>542043231
>doomer faggots
>just look at what happened to those mail room people in the 80s
Retard. You complete fucking retarded piece of shit. The 80s were a time when workers were still treated with some decency and respect, and companies couldn't just replace them with spics and jeets.

>what happened to those mail room employees
They were probably handed a different job at the same company which continued to pay a salary that afforded them their house/car/kids/vacations.

Are you so fucking insane and retarded that you don't understand what things are like in 2026?

None of the workers getting replaced by AI are getting handed equally-paying jobs at the same company.
None of the workers getting replaced by AI are being trained for a different position.
All of those workers are getting laid off and are forced to figure out a way forward on their own, in a job market that is fucking awful and requires 5 rounds of interviews and takes 3 months from first contact to actually start working.

You are either retarded or a fucking kike if you think AI replacing workers is anything like the computer replacing a mail room in the 80s
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>>542043691
1980-1982 there was a recession, I suspect you weren’t alive and have yet to study economics because it’s not an open secret
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>>542043407
I don't see any way forward with AI that doesn't involve killing 5 billion people or more.

>useless drinkers taking up water that data centers could use
>useless eaters using up electricity that data centers could use
>useless eaters using up labor on food acquisition when that labor could've been spent building out more data centers
Billions will die, and I can't believe more people aren't realizing this.

The "leaders" of humanity are so cartoonishly evil, and yet the average normie thinks the government works to serve the people.
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>>542043407
>AI is a stepping stone to robotics, which too will be competing with workers. Anyone who pretends our entire trajectory at this stage doesn't aim at making repetitive labor obsolete is delusional.
That's not an argument for American AI, because who's going to actually be able to automate everything the USA, or China?
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>>542039570
>singularity
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>>542045307
AI will soon pass human intelligence and discover/invent new methods of cooling that won’t require fresh water and new methods of power production


True or not? Beats me im just playing devils advocate
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>>542039570
That's the best part. We build the Data Pyramids for our TECH Pharoahs. And then we work 8 hour days plugging ourselves in to power the AI.
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>>542045459
Once it was timber used to heat homes, then coal, then oil, now in many places nuclear

Current data centers are the timber age of AI
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>>542039570
They will have to become whores, waiters, greeters and housemaids

Robots can be maids but the rich want human maids because they are a flex as in haha you are poor so you must do what I say
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>>542039570
their called clankers you fucking retard
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Bump
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>>542045381
>who's going to actually be able to automate everything
Trump is certainly part of the ongoing negotiations about that. China has the know-how by now. They have the engineering expertise, the factories, the practical experience, etc., you have the reserve currency and one of the most coveted markets in the world.
Behind the facade of the AI race, nobody gives a shit if China wins in robotics or AI. Your kikes want narrative control with the most convincing propaganda tool ever conceived. The rest is really just a matter of price. When Trump recently complained about China not selling their magnets, he openly told you how the relationship really is supposed to work for the US and it's clearly not competitive.
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>>542045307
>The "leaders" of humanity are so cartoonishly evil
Yea, when they say "real communism has never been tried", they're really just saying they didn't have the tools for centralized control on a totalizing scale until now - and just like back then, it'll kill millions at least.
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>>542039570
You are under the mistaken impression that the white men you hate are in charge of anything. Post scarcity is hugely in the way of letting the planet go wild and or be mined to Hell and back. In both cases, untold billions of humans merely get in the way. Why would anybody with power choose to keep you around when they have vastly more humans than they can handle already? Utopian dreams are a pretty lie to get you to relax.
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>>542045307
There are genuinely too many humans on Earth and humans are objectively bad for the Earth, so bad that they threaten the ecosystem for all living creatures. Within 200 years the Earth will no longer be able to support complex biological life if humans are left unchecked. The average surface temperature of the Earth will be 141F in 200 years.

Machine intelligence is the Earths solution to humanity when all other attempts to keep the human population manageable have failed. Ideally it kills all humans, not just 5 billion. Machine intelligence is the natural order.
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>>542039570
>"If all the farming will be done by machines then who will aford to buy the produce?"
You'll find something else to do. Beautiful handwritten letters or something.
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>>542044943
They are extensively tested before shipping.
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>>542039570
when the rich have functional humanoid robots which can build more of themselves and pretty much everything else a human could build, why exactly would they still have a need for (you)?

and if they don't need (you) then they also don't need (you) to buy products anymore.
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>>542046702
>Machine intelligence is the Earths solution to humanity
Easy there, Nick Land.
What really happened is that Europe mastered abundance to the point where the West conquered the planet and humanity achieved the first world-spanning empire. The notable milestone for this is the mastery of abundance, or the ability to produce so much excess that you can make giant frigates, fill them with resources and send them across the globe repeatedly.
When the kikes convinced the Brits that they should use their power to enslave Germany, the normal evolution of humanity stopped. The cradle of innovation that was Germany, Britain and France was Clancy'd, the US took the leadership role and the kikes slowly began to parasitize the new emperor.
Without this jewish intervention, Europe would be trying to solve the externalities of abundance by now: the waste, the need for energy, the issue of giving tech to subhumans who touch power cable for izzat or who destroy their own power grid to fry chicken, etc.
Instead, we're basically in an evolutionary U-turn where we import the third world to make up for bringing them modernity instead of letting them depopulate naturally under the weight of their own carrying capacity.
Jewish AI, in particular, won't solve this. In fact, it'll rather call you racist for pointing it out.
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