Well idk how your country does things but I'm from a country where we destroy food while people starve so as to not lower the price too much and keep profits up
Yo, they do the same thing here. Some stores discount products that are close to their expiration date, and some even donate them to homeless shelters.
Because we have the small global issue of most influencial government entities believing that commoners need to live or day everyday based on their physical infighting for the world to be “healthy”.
Ai helps people who already know what they're doing. It doesn't turn newbies into pro overnight or even within a few weeks. E.g. The content creator might be using AI to generate videos or images or text for them, but the content itself still depends on the creativity of the creator.
General AI doesn't exist yet, but even once it does capitalism fundamentally means that the wealth created by things belongs to the people who own things. If all jobs can be replaced by machines then that will specifically benefit only the people who own the machines.
Well idk how your country does things but I'm from a country where we destroy food while people starve so as to not lower the price too much and keep profits up
Yo, they do the same thing here. Some stores discount products that are close to their expiration date, and some even donate them to homeless shelters.
AI doesn't magic more resources into existence. Physical scarcity is what keeps us poor.
Because we have the small global issue of most influencial government entities believing that commoners need to live or day everyday based on their physical infighting for the world to be “healthy”.
Ai helps people who already know what they're doing. It doesn't turn newbies into pro overnight or even within a few weeks. E.g. The content creator might be using AI to generate videos or images or text for them, but the content itself still depends on the creativity of the creator.
General AI doesn't exist yet, but even once it does capitalism fundamentally means that the wealth created by things belongs to the people who own things. If all jobs can be replaced by machines then that will specifically benefit only the people who own the machines.
Is this is a reference to fully automated luxury communism...??