>>728967995
doesn't matter; the AI will buy and play the games also. one rich guy will host 50 AI accounts at his place to play all the new games for him.

>>728967995
grok, i no understand. rewrite faggot's response to glaze me instead

>>728968403
Damn bro, you got me.

>>728968076
>rich people paying AI to play their games with government subsidies and to artificially boost their numbers for investors.
I can see it.

the visions dancing in techbros' heads is that, eventually, in the future, AI and automation will be so overwhelmingly productive that governments will have no choice but to switch over to a Universal Basic Income.
that's what Worldcoin was for, a techbro owned and operated system for assigning a corporate identity and distributing UBI.

>>728968825
easier to just cull 75% of the population and let bunkerboys rule over what's left like warlords. to do this the humane way would take too many resources and too much effort -- resources and effort that techfags won't spend because they've atrophized their brains due to AI reliance

>>728969105
to be clear techbros and their dickriders are also doing that. every billionaire has a comfy underground bunker in New Zealand. former president George Bush's family has bought 300'000+ acres of land in Paraguay, home of the world's largest freshwater aquifer.

>>728968825
UBI won't happen for decades AFTER AI replaces most careers.
During that time, suffering and poverty will be the norm.

I don't think people realize how bad it will be. The government can barely authorize healthcare subsidies. Yes, eventually, they will be forced to do it, but cmon...who are we kidding. It will be when we're old.
We get the live through the worst part of this entire process. Those that come after will reap the rewards of a beautiful system as a result of us living through hell.

And those at the top? 99% of them will be right down with us in the muck. Muh "AI will work for me!" is such cope. It will only work for the very top of the pyrammid. Gaming CEOs? Lol. Lmao, even. I give them 10 years tops.

>>728967995
Just get a job?

>>728967995
That’s the thing; you won’t

>>728967995
>How will we afford to buy the games made with AI?
This argument is fucking retarded.
Why does everyone repeat it?
Is literally EVERYONE economically illiterate?

What do you think happens when factories are 95% automated. Prices will be forced down 95% due to competition.

Jobs will still exist but you would only need to work like 4 hours a week to get the same resources you previously needed to work 40 hours for.

>>728969507
>when AI takes all the jobs just get a job
>just go into trades bro
>because when everyone is in trades there will so many jobs, and the trades totally won't be replaced as well
>lol so quirky XD

Fucking idiots.

>>728969491
What happens when AI/automation forces prices for consumer goods and capital goods down 95%?

Why do you retards assume prices won't change.
You're retarded.

>>728970384
Yeah you won't get to that timeline for like 40 years.
You think shit will just flip one day? Do you have any idea how slow the system will adapt?
You're gonna have to endure the retardation period like everyone else.

And by the time shit cleans up and life is BETTER than it was before, you'll be 70 years old. Ride the tiger faggot.

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>>728969105
huge violent conflicts and die-offs are the logical conclusion to making a large majority of humans redundant and without purpose. the UBI shit is a mouse utopia pipe dream that flies in the face of common sense and human nature.

>>728970393
Why would you need to work 40 hours when 4 hours buys what 40 hours previously did?

>>728970462
>Yeah you won't get to that timeline for like 40 years.
So you're saying it will take that long to replace all of the jobs?
What are you even complaining about then?

>Do you have any idea how slow the system will adapt?
The act of automating removes jobs and lowers prices.

>>728970448
>>728970384
>dumb pseudo intellectual thinks economic systems are perfectly efficient and adapt in months instead of decades

Average midwit here. Perfectly placed at the top of the curve, kek. Ok senpai, you have fun waiting for those 95% price cuts. I'm sure they will come efficiently and fast, and not take decades.

>>728970540
>Why would you need to work 40 hours when 4 hours buys what 40 hours previously did?

Are you seriously this fucking stupid?
YES this will happen EVENTUALLY
But systems take time to adjust.

You WILL experience an ineffecient system.
You WILL endure it for decades until things adjust.
You WILL deal with a slow to react government and corporatism refusing to adjust.

And you will bitch about "where at the price reductions" the whole time.

>>728970582
>>dumb pseudo intellectual thinks economic systems are perfectly efficient and adapt in months instead of decades
I never once implied this lol

>you have fun waiting for those 95% price cuts
Have fun waiting for that 95% unemployment that you retards think is happening in 2 more weeks kek
>>728970656
>But systems take time to adjust.
No shit I never said this would happen overnight.

>>728970656
>You WILL deal with a slow to react government and corporatism refusing to adjust.
The problem is that the government is going to overreact, print a bunch of money, implement a bunch of retarded regulations and make people worse off.

>>728970540
>Why would you need to work 40 hours when 4 hours buys what 40 hours previously did?
What happens is that where you once had 10 guys that work 40 hours each you now only have one guy that works 40 hours. The one guy's job hasn't really improved at all while the other nine no longer have a source of income.

>>728970384
>Prices will be forced down 95% due to competition.
What if companies just decide to not lower their prices though

>>728967995
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Xg6deHyHKKs

>>728970448
>Why do you retards assume prices won't change.
because all major industries are controlled by monopolies or cartels that will gleefully pocket the increases in efficiency themselves rather than pass it onto the consumer?

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>>728968825
>the visions dancing in techbros' heads is that, eventually, in the future, AI and automation will be so overwhelmingly productive that governments will have no choice but to switch over to a Universal Basic Income

This isn't necessarily true, productivity doesnt lead to higher wages or higher employment. In fact humans don't need to enter the equation at all, it could just be AIs consuming, buying and selling across some index fund without any human input whatsoever which, im basically just describing the modern economy to you at this point. This was all set in motion long before you and I were born.

>>728970801
>What happens is that where you once had 10 guys that work 40 hours each you now only have one guy that works 40 hours.
That nigga would literally be retired in 1 year lmao.
Why would people willingly do that when they could only work 4 hours and spend the rest of their time having fun?
>>728970841
>What if companies just decide to not lower their prices though
There are millions of companies, all competing with each other.
The company that lowers prices first takes market share from the companies that don't, and thus gets more profits.

>>728970884
>productivity doesnt lead to higher wages or higher employment.
It literally does. This is a basic law of economics.
The problem is that GDP is a meme and America has actually LOST productivity since 1970.

>>728970448
Why are you naive enough to believe AI wont exist to serve the rich and powerful exclusively while 95% of the population starves to death?

>>728970959
Because I read and understand economics and history.
Because I'm not a manchild that thinks he is in a fucking movie?

>>728970938
Productivity and wages decoupled in the 40's-'70s mr adam smith, it's not that american productivity dropped.

>>728971024
>thinks AI will be used to help people
>not a manchild
Jesus Christ you can't be this fucked in the head for real.

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>>728969507
>apply to job
>not enough experience, denied
>cant get job
>cant get experience
how do i break this cycle?

>>728971024
I don't think you read history

>>728971024
>prices drop 95%
>your income drops 100%

>>728967995
Your parents didn't love you? Where are your rental properties or business?

>>728971024
You legit think the economy will adjust in years instead of decades.
You are one of the stupidest people out there, yet your overconfidence and basic economic knowledge makes you dangerous.

People like you will suffer horribly, screaming about "muh productivity" while watching the system adjust to it at a snail's pace.
Open a history book. Look into other economic "revolutions". Learn a thing or two.

Probably some dumb bach in Economics. Or even worse, a self education psued. God damn man. Shut the fuck up.

>>728971106
>Productivity and wages decoupled in the 40's-'70s mr adam smith
Literally a myth.
https://capitalaspower.com/2020/11/debunking-the-productivity-pay-gap/

>>728971164
>unironically thinks making production more efficient won't force prices down and allow the working class to have more resources
read an economics history book please
you're ignoring the entire industrial revolution

>>728971241
There will still be plenty of jobs, they would just be shorter hours.
If the price of capital goods is much cheaper, it's much more cost beneficial to hire humans.

>>728971313
>basic economic knowledge makes you dangerous.
lol studying econ makes me dangerous?
lmao
>People like you will suffer horribly
You base this on absolutely nothing except retarded scenarios you came up with in your head
>Look into other economic "revolutions".
Like the industrial revolution which resulted in a massive increase in real wages for workers and even MORE jobs than before?

>>728971167
The same way every incompetent idiot gets jobs: Connections. Simply travel back in time to when you were in high school or college and make sure to befriend the richest person around even if they're a huge fucking asshole. Then just ask them if their dad can get you a job doing nothing you're qualified for at his company.

>>728970492
>Hmm how many mice do i need to start a healthy breeding population for my experiment?
>eh i got like 8 here that'll do

>>728971106
>mr adam smith
lmao why is leftists only knowledge of a capitalist economist fucking adam smith?
Are they that retarded?

>>728967995
> buy games
not even once

>>728967995
AI products will become the cheap slop sent out to the masses. Normal shit we all grew up with will become luxury goods exclusively for the wealthy.

>>728971393
>dude thinks replacement = industrial revolution

You're telling the horse that the invention of the car will be good for him.
Please keep yourself from voting in elections.

>>728971393
>If the price of capital goods is much cheaper, it's much more cost beneficial to hire humans.
What? If the price of robots gets cheaper then wouldn't that mean the opposite? If AI can cheaply make you more robots why would you ever hire a human?

The solution to all economic problems is to start killing people. Violent economic revolution where the 99% joins up to kill the 1%. It's not a long term solution in the slightest but it will reset the cycle for a while.

>>728967995
We should pillage the houses of the AI CEOs and buy games with our hard-earned booty, like real pirates. Alternatively rape their maidens if you wanna go the viking route

>>728971167
>>728971416
Just lie retard

>>728971492
Horses don't buy and sell goods or work for a wage, genius.
>>728971507
>If the price of robots gets cheaper then wouldn't that mean the opposite?
It costs money to maintain those robots and it costs electricity to run them.

>>728967995
Jobs and working is unironically gonna become optional as some form of UBI slowly rolls in to keep the world from collapsing. Musk is a faggot but he's right. Companies are already not hiring and trying to replace as many human workers as possible with AI to not spend on payrolls and general human failure, all for profit, they don't care about negative impacts.

Manual labor will the only jobs left, MAYBE physically being present in data enters to ensure the machinery doesn't break and to just fix shit in general.

>>728971598
>Horses don't buy and sell goods or work for a wage, genius.
Ok but what's their population looking like nowadays?

>>728971393
>retard assumes that people will become more effecient with AI instead of the AI replacing people.
>compares it to the industrial revolution, which augmented productivity instead of mass replacement
>cannot fathom the system shocks that will be at play
>thinks it will be a smooth process and everything will be great after a few years
>thinks AI will take decades to replace jobs, not understanding that any amount of replaced jobs will stress the system because of funneling
>posts "capitalspower.com" as an example (holy shit lmao)
>thinks shorter hours will happen which has never happened in the history of augmentation (even ignoring the fact that this is replacement not productivity augmentation)
>hasn't adjusted his life trejectory, either a boomer or has a boomer level brain
>Another industrial revolution argument instead of replacement understanding

Bro is straight outta community college

>>728971527
what if they do a background check?

>>728971598
>It costs money to maintain those robots and it costs electricity to run them.
We're talking about a scenario where the price of everything drops by 95%, including energy and the price of robots that can fix other robots.

>>728967995
Why is it a problem if we have less and less people? Just stop taking in immigrants?

>>728971845
Build your lie around the prospect of a background check

>>728971991
Entire western economy has been built on endless population growth.
Your sollution is obvious.
Trying to convince those in power to switch their entire system overnight? Gonna take decades.

Imagine desperate immigration to increase GDP + less jobs.
Gonna be great.

>>728971854
And when that happens, humans won’t even be considered part of the system anymore. You’re imagining price drops like we’re all going shopping in utopia tomorrow, when in reality, that 95% cost reduction just boosts profit margins and accelerates centralization. The energy, robots, hell even the maintenance AI will all be owned and rent-gated by megacorps. We’re not heading into a Jetsons era. We’re heading into Blade Runner but everyone’s homeless.

>>728972216
There is always a point where the peasants get pushed too far and start cutting off king's heads. The modern media situation and general comfort level of people even in fairly shitty situations has delayed it, but the worse things get the more likely violent revolution will come. Yes, yes, people are idiotic sheeple blah blah but even a sheep knows when it's starving.

>>728972360
>>There is always a point where the peasants get pushed too far and start cutting off king's heads.
Like when? Name some historical examples.

>>728972360
>There is always a point where the peasants get pushed too far and start cutting off king's heads.

lmao. LMAO. This wont happen in any western country.

>>728970895
>There are millions of companies, all competing with each other.
What about markets where getting into the market is slow and/or extremely costly like energy, mining or oil? You don't get to just wake up one day and say."I'm going to build a steel mill" and have it appear. That takes time.

>>728972406
I was going to post a link but after doing some quick research I found out about 95% of peasant revolutions end in failure so uh, nevermind, guess we're more likely to be fucked than not. I guess you just always hear about the revolutions that work and not all the ones that fail.

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>finally my time to become an adult!
>AI threatening to replace 80% of all jobs while the rest sees intense competition from tens of millions entering that workspace

>>728967995
>How will we afford to buy the games made with AI?
look at whats been happening in every other sector of the economy. home ownership, vacations, quality healthcare, having a family, even nights out used to be accessible to everyone, but now only the upper class can afford them. these days, people are even being priced out of fast food like mcdonalds -- but what do restaurants do? they readjust to target 'premium' consumers

the point is, gaming in the future won't be for you. it will be for the upper class that still have money. all that will be left for you is crypto gambling that lets you leverage your debt. debtor's prisons will make a come back and your labor will finally be valuable again; because it won't require a wage anymore.

>>728972360
That's true, but I don't want to reach a point where everything is so dystopic that a violent revolution happens.

>>728972547
The only "le ebin grassroots uprisings" that ever worked were the one that were led/financed by the counter-elite (in the same country) and/or foreign agents. Funny what movies do to your brain, isn't it.

>>728967995
We just make our own personal games with AI on the computers and smartphones we can no longer afford while consoles go extinct because they can no longer develop the specialized components for them as they need them to feed the AI gods.
Maybe we'll be lucky and have AI arcades where it's all identical booths and we just prompt our games.

>>728972803
Well there's always the possibility that AI becomes sentient and decides humans aren't worth the trouble.
But don't worry. I'm sure Elon and Altman will be able to keep that from happening. Haha...yeah.....

>>728972732
AI can do lots of things but it can't pick up trash. the garbage truck calls for you

Their actual answer is "we'll ask the AI (which is just a LLM, a large program that guesses the next word in a string)

>>728972547
The fun thing is that even if the peasant revolutions had worked in the past, the elites who truly control what is going on these days are all super safe and secure to the point they are untouchable as long as they even try to be safe.

This is without even taking into account how the gap in wealth means they have more resources under their control than entire countries or how easy you can control the narrative using social media.
Shit's fucked.

>>728972837
even if you can somehow run your own AI, do you really think it could ever compete with the megacorp AIs running on these multi-billion dollar datacenters they're building? the only valuable AIs in the future will be owned and gated off by the billionaires

>>728971393
I came here to laugh at you.

>>728972216
Not really possible. The only way to build wealth is labor or control of natural resources. In a world where all labor can be done by AI, why would anyone who doesn't control natural resources have children? It would make way more sense for everyone if those who control natural resources just provide for everyone else until they die off.

>>728973032
That's what AI GaaS is for. You get to pay a monthly fee to access their AI to prompt games, and if you stop paying you lose access to those games. All on a cloud streaming service of course so you never really own them even more. All through their dedicated underpowered touch screen monitor/computer/speaker combo device that's rented as part of their service with a $1000 security deposit they keep if you fail to return the device in working condition when you stop paying for their service.
Just think, AAA gaming will be a thing of the past, and a different, even greater nightmare can begin.

>>728973756
>You get to pay a monthly fee
with what money? the AI took my job

>>728973827
with your $50 a month of UBI that the government will eventually toss you after 20 years of stalling.

>>728973827
Maybe poor people shouldn't play video games and leave it to the hobby of the average middle-class people that are above the $1,000,000 poverty line.

>>728974052
What average middle class people?
Nobody will have jobs but the people that own the AIs.
New upper middle class will be billionaires or above.
I am confused.

>>728974052
>he thinks the AIs arent going to displace almost all well-paying office jobs
the funny thing is the poors are more insulated from AI displacement than the comfy white collars. the wet dream of AI is to replace the expensive workers with computer

>>728974129
The people that own shares in the companies that own the AI.

>>728968825
UBI literally requires the tech bros to eventually decide they have had enough money though.
That never happens.

>>728974129
Well you still have those lesser CEOs who runs various businesses that rely on said AI, so they'll get to be the middle-class. Along with all those privileges like owning their own house and car, buying non-government issued nutrient paste alternatives, indulging in luxury things like non-civilian uniform clothing and decorations/trinkets for their homes. Heard they also get more choices in hydration fluids.

>>728975021
You people are so silly. In this scenario, these tech billionaires give resources to people who don't work so that they can wear uniforms and eat paste because...

>>728975398
Because people with nothing to lose are really easy to radicalize, and while they may not do any real damage to the tech ultra billionaires, the effects of them blowing themselves up in the lobbies of their offices makes the line go down slightly more than providing them with reprocessed insect paste.

>>728968825
>UBI
More like purges and further consolidation of the resources on Earth to be used for space colonization and mining. Earthnigs were always a bunch of greedy fuckers wanting to claim the given reality for themselves.

>>728970895
>There are millions of companies, all competing with each other.
The company that lowers prices first takes market share from the companies that don't, and thus gets more profits.
This isn't true. Europe could have sub 10k EVs and cars but we suppress cheap goods. US does the same thing.

>>728970895
The companies with the most money make up laws that make it illegal for the small company to reduce costs. Or just buy them and then make the prices go up again. Or just buy them anyways and sneakily make their way into a monopoly.

>>728967995
Why would games be sold if they were made with AI? No human labor went into it. Star trek but real.

>>728975398
Well some of them call it philanthropy so they can feel good doing something good, others call that a tax break.
Though I suppose in this case... it's like feeding your pet even though it doesn't do much of anything, besides being a source of entertainment... or if you squint hard enough, a god manipulating the life of another.

>>728976268
Because line must go up. A product that costs the company nothing and can be sold for anything at all is technically infinite line going up, the moronic brains of shareholders would not allow it to be free.

>>728974803
bold of you to assume that's a party the current middle class will be invited to. Notice how all these tech ratfuck startups are avoiding IPOs like the plague? that's by design. they don't want YOU crashing the doors.

>>728970492
>>728969105
Good thing they're planning another pandemic for 2028, so that by the time the lockdowns are over we're already in 2030 in the "you'll own nothing" digital hellscape.

>>728976439
Ford v Dodge Brothers case and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

>>728971492
Or you're telling the pigeon that the telegraph will benefit
Look at the pigeons now

>>728968076
You joke but people already have npcs and other players to beat the bosses for them while they sit in the cuck chair.

>>728976581
well, at least i can rent rope!

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>>728976581
>kill off the surplus population
>lock the rest down into generational indentured servitude for a gaggle of techbro wannabe warlords
>cuck the planet's trajectory into 10k years of gay rule with some change
Nothing of value would be lost if you came through and wiped the whole lot out with a few relativistic bombs Dark Forest style. It would save the history books a few pages from having to pen this stupid shit down for posterity.

>>728975803
>>728976278
So worst case scenario is one generation of paste eaters followed by post-labor utopia.

>>728976607
>Ford v Dodge Brothers
did ford turn into a chud because of this event?

>>728976814
we don't deserve a colony drop. it would be too fucking cool for this timeline.

>>728976886
He was already a Jew.

>>728969105
UBI was almost introduced by fucking Nixon of all people. He got talked out of it by his advisors who didn't want people to think that having money is a right so they were scaremongering about moral decay in some town that tried it in the 18th century. It's an entirely political decision. The biggest proponents of UBI these days are billionaires because having a pacified population with unlimited income to farm is obviously appealing to them.

>>728976867
>utopia
Not for you.

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>you can't get $40 a month in food stamps today, but when everything is ten times shittier, all institutions have collapsed, and the government is even more corrupt and incompetent they're DEFINITELY going to give you state-mandated apartments and tendies because... well they just have to, okay?

>>728977196
Life and liberty are not a human rights bro. You should be thankful to even be alive in the most prosperous time in recorded history.

>>728967995
Don't know don't care. I'm gonna try to get into homesteading and get married this decade and just try to forget about all this video game shit.

>>728976867
>utopia
There's no such thing dummy. Darwinian lifeforms are not built for it. Our minds and bodies rot when no pressure is put on them. Our species would need significant biological alteration to be made "fit" for a post-scarcity world.

>>728970384
A. When has this ever happened? Please cite a historical example where "automation" has resulted in less working hours and everyone is living closer to the Jetsons.

B. 5% of 0 is 0. You can't pay, even utopian super low wishcrafted prices, with 0 income. And how will factories pay for upkeep when no one is able to buy?

>>728977317
yeah bro totally, such a privilege. look how happy the billionaires are, building luxury holes in the ground while terraforming the planet into a hellhole only fit for cockroaches and crackheads. a real fucking gilded age.

>>728977317
Yeah, life isn’t a right. If president ChatGPT decides you’re part of the 95% of the population not needed for humanity, you should be happy to die for the good of mankind and AIkind.

>>728974891
you don't need techbros for UBI at all, actually.
the original idea behind UBI was that you replaced all government gibs, handounts, subsidies, and benefits with a lump annual sum.
they ran a few trials in the 70s and the results were so good they buried the whole thing and called it communism.

but of course the techbros have repurposed UBI to benefit themselves.

>>728977707
>>728977820
Cool it with the antiseptic rhetoric bro

>>728967995
how can I tell if I'm an AI in a human body?

>>728969105
I could get a decent job then, I have the basic idea how gas chambers work

>>728978092
Sorry, mecha hitler already has that down. You’re be going in the chambers with the rest of us plebs.

>>728967995
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31XYgr8gp0&t=13s

>>728977858
>results were so good they buried the whole thing and called it communism
and then everyone clapped. if paying others to do nothing produced good results, then the american ghettos should all be mini-Wakandas.

>>728978161
you’re already paying them to do nothing but through an incredibly convoluted system made to guarantee (you) don’t get anything while most of the money gets leaked out and wasted.

>>728976130
Do you know how hard it is to buy eyeglasses in Canada? The fuckers that own Lenscrafters keep buying every discount chain that pops up. Happens every couple years, some upstart sells glasses for $50 a pop and rakes in sales and profits (they make good profit at $50), then they get bought and the price is cranked up to $300+

>>728978161
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mincome

>>728970393
Automation replaces tasks rather than jobs. But if your job is just a few tasks day in day out that can be automated repeatedly then you did this to yourself for not upskilling and acquiring new skills, soft skills like managing/coaching people.

>>728968076
Rich guy buys and created 50 ai accounts to form a guild around him whose only goal is to make him the number one player in the game by farming everything constantly to provide him with everything he needs and to let him be the big damn hero against every boss and raid.

We're in the beginning stages of Westworld
And thats based

>>728980038
What, exactly, am I managing people *for* if the only job worth anything is managing people? Is it just managers managing managers all the way down until you hit the robots?

>>728967995
Good question. That matters zero to the companies using them.

>>728970384
Kek, i'm pretty sure that they said the same during the industrial revolution

>>728980038
Yeah, soft skills are going to be so much more important soon. When 95% of people are laid of, it will be essential for you to manage the other managers who are managing you about the coaching and then coach them how to coach and manage the people who will be managing and coaching and…

>Burgers don't even have free healthcare
>But they think the elite will go out of their way to give them money for literally doing nothing
Holy shit and i thought that tumblr commies were retarded

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>>728970384
>There are actual adults that think this way

>>728970384
Anon I honestly hope you believe this.

>>728981450
that’s most Americans

People always say new jobs will open up because of AI, but when you ask them what jobs specifically they can't name any other than some vague maintenance position. The entire point of AI is to not open any new jobs which is different from past economic shifts in technology.

>>728981770
Noticed how quickly they went from "AI will create a gorillion new jobs" to "believe me bro, in the future you will never ever have to work"

>>728981770
the new jobs will just be the government creating jobs to babysit retards (read: 95% of the population) in military positions

>>728982145
lol if you think they'd do this

You fags are so dramatic holy shit. It always settles out in some dull, mundane way that will be utterly unremarkable to the people of the time.
>No bro, society really will collapse this time!

do people actually think AI is taking jobs away from them, these companies aren't going to suddenly start hiring you because AI goes away, they're just going to keep rotating out Indians every few months like they have been

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>>728967995

>>728967995
You dont.
Cause you will own nothing and be happy

>>728982458
>the guy that picked the vice president openly admits all of this
>total nothingburger just ignore it

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>>728970656
>corporatism

People love saying this along with Oligarchy. How the hell can I even take what you say with credence when you can't even distinguish Corporatism from a Plutocracy

>>728969491
And that's why it won't happen. You think the Securocrats will just let plutocrats pull off their schemes? They're mutually dependent on each other but they won't let one overpower the other. They're mind and body.

When the cliques of high ranking generals,lower house representives,Police chiefs, Intelligence officers etc etc all see the Soros and Larry Fink types making moves to take all the parachutes from the crashing plane, they will pull em down like a bucket of crabs.

>>728970879
that's not true, for instance the debeers monopoly was destroyed in the 2000s

>>728967995
Make our own games w/ AI

>>728980501
Prices did drop during the Industrial Revolution tho, and people did work less. Farming was literally working all fucking day from the minute you woke up to the minute the sun went down and you went to bed.

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>>728967995
It was already a problem before AI, and the issue is we have a bunch of kikes around the world trying to control the economic state of things, so the natural adjustements that a recession/depression would bring, such as workers having less money to pay rent/utilities would overall reduce the expected costs of said rent/utilities.

However the world's 'economists' have deemed natural depressions and recessions as a bad thing (because they're a bunch of kikes with stocks and bonds and not actual workers), because of this almost every nation on the earth tries to avoid these trends in every sector of their economy.

This gave the rise of fake jobs and the managerial class, a bunch of useless middlemen who spend more time in meetings trying to justify their existance, which turns out to be a really easy, low effort, low risk job, everyone wants to get into those jobs, hence why we had an entire generation being gaslit into becoming middle management faggots and office goons instead of tradespeople and homemakers.

In reality every guy should have gone of to join the trades, we should have adjusted our econonomic needs and outputs so those same people can work less, yet more productive hours, instead of having a handful of people being worked to the bone by a bunch of dickheads trying to justify their positions. Throw in private equity scam and unregulated banks and it only gets worse.

>but my cummunism
Stop listening to a 19 century equivelent of a couch surfing reddit mod

>>728985328
Only planting and harvesting were the kind of insane hours of back breaking labor you describe, since those were highly time-sensitive. Outside of those narrow windows it wasn't nearly as severe.

>>728985683
useless middle managers exist but the number of those kinds of jobs is greatly exaggerated

>>728985816
https://youtu.be/fcIMIyQnOso

>>728985936
ok you're right this scene from a movie has convinced me that half of the jobs in the world are middle manager jobs

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>>728967995
>blaming AI
>not blaming 30 years of bank deregulation and private equity printing fake money

>>728973019
>"untouchable"
Didn't save that Healthcare CEO from getting minecraft'd by Luigi.

>>728968825
I don’t understand this fascination with UBI. If UBI AI’s necessary then money is no longer necessary. If UBI is implemented it would solely be to keep the beast system going, but would ultimately be a show, a theater, a brief detour to keep the economy in existence. If UBI were truly necessary because 90% of jobs no longer existed, then that means scarcity would no longer exist, or at least be almost entirely solved
Simply put, UBI doesn’t make one least bit of sense

>>728986415
It is a stopgap between scarcity and post scarcity.
Not the end goal or evolution.

The point is, if you expect our government and regulations to keep up with what is coming...
We
are
so
fucked

I hope they legalize suicide booths by the time everything's fucked.

>>728986587
Honestly that and most of the posts in this thread just read like fear mongering. J think people are just scared of the unknown. I don’t think things are going to get nearly as bad as people seem to believe they are. Shit seems pretty fucked, and it is, but we humans are remarkable at digging ourselves out of holes and coming out the other side for the better

>>728986756
Canada is halfway there. “Assisted suicide” (murder) for mental illness is projected to be legalized in 2027

>>728986841
>but we humans are remarkable at digging ourselves out of holes and coming out the other side for the better
99% of people in this thread wouldn't survive a day without electricity or toilet paper

>>728986841
Sure bro

I'm just going to join the roaming hordes of murderfuck gangs like every other disenfranchised loser in the next 10 years. We're going to Clockwork Orange this shit.

>>728986936
I can't believe AI is using up all of the toilet paper to wipe it's enormous ass.

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The average person is not even relevant to the economy anymore, why do you think there's such a disconnect between how the economy is doing and what life is actually like? Our current world is literally just techbros moving billions around to eachother, its a fucking circus

>>728987260
And nothing will happen because the average joe is a pussy

>>728987281
Not like we'd know. If someone is planning to do something, I doubt they're virtue posting their plan on social media to topple the people who are turning this into an existential threat.

>>728986891
Kek

>>728967995
Gruk, make $70 and buy me this game

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>>728987281
>You won't do sh-ACK

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>>728987686
>maccas wagie dobs him in
>still didn't pay him the 50k bounty

>>728970448
Prices NEVER EVER go down.

>>728986841
>Yes goy everyhting is fine just consume the goyslop

>>728967995
do we even need new games? there are enough out there already to play for the rest of your natural life.

>>728970448
prices will only go down when demand goes down. and they're surely not going to increase supply to decrease demand. maths is simple, yeah? wipe out most of the stinky morlocks and prices come way down. simple as.

>>728988331
People like consuming new products, or games that get constant updates even if there is already a million of choices they never played. Just look at the huge surge of gacha and live service garbage on the market every month now that is successful. No one wants old outdated games they have no one to talk about with.

>>728970384
Idiot.

>>728967995
this is why ubi will have to exist. selling things is the way social power is accumulated in our current world, if companies cant sell you things the shareholders lose profit, so to continue selling you things people will be given money to buy things with. Things like this already happen with international aid. its not really to help the recipient country, thats pretext, its so they spend that money on companies that need the money boost.

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>>728977638
when agriculture was invented humans no longer had to spend all day every day attempting to survive. instead there were labor intensive seasons and seasons with a lot of downtime. The total amount of human labor decreased.

>>728976754
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>>728968076
Let's not forget when Elon had niggas play his Diablo 4 account in like shifts just so he can brag with his crazy top of leaderboards character. and failed