cryptocrakr 🎩🎩🎩🎩

Funny how the people building the most powerful AI systems are now calling for AI to slow down. 🤔🦋🍄 And I wonder if there’s a bigger economic question behind that... What happens when one person can do the work that once required five? That’s incredible for productivity, but there are so many systems that relay on human labor. Even before AI our pension systems were already under pressure. People live longer. Birth rates are falling because people aren able to afford having children, so fewer workers are supporting more retirees. Governments are already responding by raising retirement ages. Germany, for example, is moving toward 67. 🇩🇪👀 Now add AI. AI started replacing a significant number of jobs. Fewer people earning wages means fewer people contributing to systems built around human work. And that creates a strange paradox: AI could make the economy way more productive while shrinking the workforce that funds pensions, or oder systems. We could be accelerating the collapse of economic systems that were never designed for a world where humans are no longer the primary source of productivity. Now governments may need to rethink taxation, pensions, welfare and wealth distribution. Fun times ahead! 🙄

Which one would you choose? 👀🦋🍄 – at Zurich, Switzerland