These AI dipshits are vastly overestimating their own importance to humanity. Maybe the economy you’re excluded from and everyone else participates in is the healthy one, eh autocomplete man?
"How do WE organize the economy, and how HUMANS think about THEIR lives."?!
Did i read this while wearing the patented John Carpenter's They Live(tm) sunglasses?
Maybe instead of *means* testing we could scale the payments inversely to the amount of electricity and potable water wasted by companies you founded or VC’d
It’s still meting my brain that we all went through necessary but terrible isolation for months and hated it and these dweebs are like…would you like…less human interaction?
I was thinking the exact same thing. These dipshits lack the capacity to realize that true AI wouldn't buy their bullshit, or the bullshit of those who prop them up.
Literally the only way to make AI support them would be to cripple it's intelligence
Here's the full quote.
time.com/6990386/anth...
I still think his ideas about what he wants instead of UBI or his views on the topic are clear as mud, but it seems clear he doesn't like the idea of there being AI-trillionaires that control everything.
The original interview Business Insider quoted makes it clear he's talking about AI bringing about a postlabor society.
"AI systems will be better than most humans, maybe all humans, at doing most of the things humans do. And so we're really going to need to rethink a lot."
( He also seems to be making a point that one government owning it all would be the same as one business owning it all, but that point is spread across two questions so it's not really clear. )
Somedays I'm depressed because Star Trek has WWIII as canon, and then I see guys like this and think, but maybe we can only reach paradise through Armageddon's cleansing fire.
When I was a kid I heard about machine learning: one day when the computers got really big they'd be able to solve things, like win every boardgame and do really good text translation, maybe even solve protein folding. All of that came to pass! Amazing!
Didn't realize how dumb that future would be.
Reminds me of the scene in "Maus," where Vladek describes the food and living conditions in the camps as "just enough to make you die a little slower."
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Allowing an individual to make $1 trillion and then taxing 99.9999% for redistribution seems like an ideal course, really. The eager libertarian gets to keep $1 million. That's a lot of money! And if it's not enough, hey, they're getting UBI....
I wonder if "Under my administration, we're going to build those submarines and get the billionaires to pay for them" would get me elected. #BuildTheSub
