1. The cost of a human worker is much more competitive when a professional makes $500/month and not $5000/month2. Many 3rd world countries' economies are based on raw production and physical, tangible work3. Our governments and corporations despise us more compared to other countries' governments4. "Well, you can't offshore because of security/clearances" will be eliminated, the AI will be intentionally pushed by our governments (this is mostly an American thing, the EU is trying to implement anti-ai legislation to prevent mass layoffs)
>>544010235If you're an American, your wages are going to drop significantly, everything is going to be much more competitive, and the cost of living will not decrease at all. The few winners consist of people in the medical industry and lawyers where negotiations and "people skills" are needed along with special licensing.
>>544010235I should have added porn
>>544010235They will lose because AI codeshit is worse that jeet code. Once the vested money starts to dry up, all the former megacorp code monkeys that actually know anything are going to just spin up actually working software, sell it per unit like it's 1996, and make bank while mega corps rot from the inside.Gonna be a fun time
>>544012523>AI codeshit is worse that jeet code.Not anymore. A year ago, probably yeah. But Jeets are an exception compared to a Vietnamese or Egyptian or something which still could remain much more competitive.
>>544010385Theyll hyperinflate the currency and reset the domestic market. Imports will be made prohibitively expensive but that will just mean more job/business opportunities domestically. Also expect a plethora of jobs program along with the free money hyperinflation.
>>544010235Thailand is excited because they can finally offer digital pussy instead of whoring out their daughters
>>544010235many of our economic indicators of human wellfare are just retarded. You may say 3rd world countries will benefit from cheap menial labor, yet they will be politically extremely weak without AI to do all the rest. International relations is about power. as for the lives of people there, maybe the lack of meaning in their life will lower their quality of life in a way that GDP doesn't show. It doesn't show the progress in the health sector and basically anything.If your predictions on the future are based on retarded indicators it is of absolutely no use
>>544012714>More job/business opportunities domestically Lolol. They'll still offshore whatever professional work that AI CAN'T do, it's just that they will remain competitive for much longer and will probably be working in tandem.>>544012895I'm not basing it on muh GDP, I'm basing it on the fact that companies are cunts and will always choose the cheapest option as possible. A $500 software engineer in Cairo will remain much more competitive than a $5000 one in America
>>544010235you omit the benefits of it though. Breakthrough scientific discoveries that could possibly lead to zero point energy, this would be a massive benefit. Or possibly it could independently engineer things that black budget programs on ufo craft have been keeping secret. It could unleash new prosperity inducing technology.
>>544013198Do you actually think our kike overlords would let us live with UBI? We were closer to UBI in the 60's than we are today
>>544013153>They'll still offshore whatever professional work that AI CAN'T doLike what? Anything that can be done on a computer will be given to ai. Everything else will be hit with ever increasing import tariffs and dissuaded by the usd hyperinflating.
>AI'S GONNA SCREW US ALLThe media owns your mind.
>>544013611>Like what?It will take a long time before AI is truly "safe" enough to completely automate every single professional job. They'll just be working in tandem with 3rd world senior professionals who can work for pennies compared to a 1st worlder
>>544013870100% automation isnt needed to collapse demand for “professionals”.
Nice. The higher up the chain the more it can be automated and be made cheaper. I'm cool with returning back to monkey labor
>>544010385lol if you think medical workers are off the table.
>>544010235They're laughing now but soon enough the skilled robots will arrive.And they'll be able to do anything a thirdie can do but cost even less. Then their own governments will allow companies to use those robots to do all the labor instead.Difference is, thirdie countries typically don't have the kind of safety nets that first world socialist nations provide. If I lose my job to a clanker some day I can get €1400 per month from the government, about 60% of minimum wage.If a guy in SEA loses his job he gets perhaps 10% of his past wages, if anything.
>>544010235Only brown people are excited about AI
