Raw LLM Responses

I’ll come back to answer one by one, but to address the overarching point of view, if robots & ai were able to (that is become cheap & plentiful alongside the energy required to run them) take over enough jobs, capitalism will wilt and die. Maybe more to the point, capitalism will be solved. Once capital is consolidated to the point you fear, it will be worthless to the majority of the population, who will revert to trade and barter systems or convene into consent-based anarcho-industrial communes. The positive outlook is that long before the average person needs to fear the breakdown of society, the benefits & conveniences created by more and more robotic assistance will provide opportunities for human development not solely for the basis of gaining capital. Additionally, once a more or less unlimited source of energy is discovered, We will hopefully find the path forward to a Star Trek future, instead of a Star Wars future. Ai & robots won’t feasible replace skilled labor jobs, e.g.: plumbers, electricians for a long time (in part due to unions) because of the lack of cost feasibility to have a robot sent out to a house built in 1963 and repair some fault in the wiring that can’t be brought up to contemporary code but still needs to be updated so a home office or massive media center can pull 30 amps