Yeah fair enough. My point was also that not even doctors are 1%ers.
Inequality is so bad already, and as usual the benefits go to those who own the means of production, but AI is so capital intensive very few will get a seat at that table. And unlike previous automation revolutions, AI is on track to progress VERY quickly and VERY widely
AI may never replace X profession, but with AI 1 professional can be as productive as 3 professionals. What will the other 2 do?
Yeah fair enough. My point was also that not even doctors are 1%ers.
Inequality is so bad already, and as usual the benefits go to those who own the means of production, but AI is so capital intensive very few will get a seat at that table. And unlike previous automation revolutions, AI is on track to progress VERY quickly and VERY widely
AI may never replace X profession, but with AI 1 professional can be as productive as 3 professionals. What will the other 2 do?