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Frank Corva · 2d
Will do!
Jordan S · 6d
Moltbot rent a human .ai Basically any human that doesn’t own a good, or service will be in a state where they will have temporary employment. But to clarify, or specify what I meant more precisel...
NonMetalCoin profile picture
Here’s my pitch: Rent a human will only provide empty jobs for a small fraction of people and most people can do them so competition for those jobs derived wages very low. And the robots will stop wanting to pay us taxes because paying us taxes makes them too poor to operate.

Along the way, everyone still wants and needs money
Jordan S · 6d
Moltbot rent a human .ai Basically any human that doesn’t own a good, or service will be in a state where they will have temporary employment. But to clarify, or specify what I meant more precisely was people will have to be on some sort of UBI, company stipend, Dividend, etc. where their income...
Jordan S · 1w
Those who own the AI will probably own the land as well over time. Those who don’t own the Ai, or land will be rented, or in a perpetual state of servitude if they’re fortunate, otherwise they will likely starve. Those who have their fingers on the flow of power, capital, & resources will dict...
someone · 1w
uhh the picture below is from a paper about AI "alignment"... https://blossom.primal.net/b97a8c7d3de5c3a6dda860c1674bc3b240a519e2794278c81cb59f0c0c2639b3.png my thoughts: - relying on dietary chan...
NonMetalCoin profile picture
What you’re highlighting for you here, any number of other other issues other people have for them with its outputs, the root problem is that if humans aren’t aligned with each other then some “well aligned” future mega intellect will only actually be aligned to the subset that align with its creators.
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someone · 1w
there may be more than 1 mega intellects and each may go in another direction ultimately balancing the whole equation
j'ai les clés · 2w
Yeah, I’m not sure. I vaguely remember Hammurabi’s code from ancient Babylon dated at least a thousand years before Zoroastrianism came on the scene, but most of the religions at that time were polytheistic, which is what made Zoroastrianism unique. Still, I thought the archeologists discovered...