人工智能能否带来富足而无目标？

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Carl Benedikt Frey 讨论了AI驱动的自动化可能带来的社会后果，并质疑如果大部分工作被消除，人们是否能找到新的意义和目标。

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来源：https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/ai-abundance-without-purpose-meaning-by-carl-benedikt-frey-2026-06 enEnglish 文化 (https://www.project-syndicate.org/section/culture-society) 工作和就业在塑造人们的日常生活、提供归属感、地位和自我价值方面扮演着独特而重要的角色。尽管人工智能的鼓吹者坚持认为，如果大多数工作被自动化，人们自然会找到新的意义来源，但我们没有理由这样假设。 牛津——在库尔特·冯内古特1952年的小说*Player Piano* (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/184341/player-piano-by-kurt-vonnegut/)中，机器已经自动化了大部分工业，只剩下少数工程师和管理人员来监督一切。其他所有人都由国家提供食宿，无事可做。

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我不认为我们会迎来一个富足的时代。

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一位支持AI的评论者认为，AGI不会带来富足的时代，反而会让大约90%的人类在经济上变得毫无用处，成为社会资源的消耗负担，最终可能因为人类在劳动竞争中被淘汰而引发大规模全球冲突。