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From the linked article:

-"The logic surrounding the AI boom is utterly moronic. The idea is to gamble the entire Western economy by heavily investing in technology that will wipe out almost all jobs. It is a lose-lose scenario. If the bet fails, the economy crashes. If the bet succeeds, the economy crashes. And this graph shows that this is precisely what is happening."

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#Ai #Economy #economics #society

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in reply to Mathias

(At least) one of the linked articles in the in the article I posted are behind paywalls. Here is the web archive of the one from Fortune (which then is free to read of course).

web.archive.org/web/2025110112…

in reply to Mathias

There is currently never any greater good. That's how capitalism works, it always suboptimizes for a local maximum. Usually as local as a single company...
in reply to OSIRIS

But when it comes to a single company it is normally more understandable and also easier to manage, with a limited range of failure.

I have never before seen this mass psychosis in where everyone is cheering on the "Ai Revolution", completely ignoring the obvious, and by now visible, disastrous implications it will have on society as a whole.

"Yay, we are driving at full speed towards the cliff edge! Hurry, hurry, faster, faster! Woohoo! We're all gonna die!"