@VraserX: AI could create the most productive economy in history and still make ordinary people poorer. Productivity does not aut…
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A tweet arguing that AI-driven productivity gains won't automatically benefit ordinary people, and calling for universal capital ownership to ensure prosperity is shared.
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AI could create the most productive economy in history and still make ordinary people poorer. Productivity does not automatically become prosperity.
Ownership decides where the gains go.
We need Universal Capital Ownership, ASAP!!!!
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