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azuriasia t1_je65llo wrote

Reply to comment by Bewaretheicespiders in Are there AI theorists/philosophers who have already thought out sensible rules for how to best regulate AI development? by dryuhyr

You have your head buried in the sand. The economy needs a chance to brace for millions unemployed.

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Bewaretheicespiders t1_je6648p wrote

Its your first time, innit? Ive heard that every decade since the 70s. A productive society is a society that can afford a lot of goods and services and thus improvements in productivity leads to higher employment, not less.

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azuriasia t1_je66kf1 wrote

There has never been anything close to AI.

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Bewaretheicespiders t1_je67b7b wrote

There had never been anything like the tractor, the computer, the internet...

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azuriasia t1_je67mhy wrote

And none of them had the immediate job displacing potential that ai does.

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Bewaretheicespiders t1_je688hj wrote

The fact that you dont still work 120 hours a week in a field says otherwise.

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azuriasia t1_je68rcg wrote

People work more hours now than medieval peasants. Your analogy is laughably achronistic

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