@VraserX: The most depressing possible outcome of the AI revolution isn’t mass unemployment. It’s AI making everyone 10 times mor…

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推文表达了对AI革命最悲观的设想：AI让生产力提升十倍，但人们仍被迫每周工作40小时，而增长的收益全部被顶层攫取，社会并未从技术进步中学到任何东西。

The most depressing possible outcome of the AI revolution isn’t mass unemployment. It’s AI making everyone 10 times more productive while we still work 40 hours a week and the people at the top pocket the difference. If that’s the future we build, we’ve learned absolutely nothing and deserve to go extinct.
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The most depressing possible outcome of the AI revolution isn’t mass unemployment.

It’s AI making everyone 10 times more productive while we still work 40 hours a week and the people at the top pocket the difference.

If that’s the future we build, we’ve learned absolutely nothing and deserve to go extinct.

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