Raw LLM Responses

So... peasant revolt against Giant Death Robots? That's our silver lining? In a world of near-perfect automation, where humans are that expendable in the mode of production, the rich don't even need to sell any wares. They can just accumulate, or operate in luxury markets, and maintain virtually unlimited wealth. Granted, there will be a market for selling basic goods and services, but human capital will no longer be very valuable in a capitalist sense. Hell, capitalism breaks down, because you're not paying anyone to make anything, so no one except elites can afford anything you'd sell, even given supply and demand. To me, this goes one of two ways: the rich accumulate, and by and large ignore the peasants around them, creating a system more imbalanced than feudalism; or capitalism is destroyed, a negative-income tax is instituted, and it's a Brave New World out there.