Raw LLM Responses

As the process of production becomes more automated the most valuable factor in the economy will become information. Already we can see this trend and the value of information just isn't measurable by market forces. Take wikipedia for example. Not only is it not owned by anyone, it's actually physically impossible to own. It makes no profit and cannot contribute to GDP so it's contribution to humanity is immeasurable by market forces, and yet we can all see that wikipedia actually contributes more to humanity than a for profit encyclopedia ever could. All information fundamentally works this way. It's a post scarcity good. All scarcity of information is enforced artificially and messily at messily at that. Maybe capitalism will adapt. It does so very effectively. But this is a big change and it isn't just about disgruntled workers rising up. The forward march of progress that capitalism demands is now creating conditions that challenge some of the most fundamental aspects of capitalism like supply and demand or private ownership.