Raw LLM Responses

Legit, sane questions you are asking to the future. Every analysis is like a prism that should be looked at every angle. Bad ones, but also good ones... So I'd like to invoke a very important detail : AI, robots, and more generally automation is the expertise of producing faster, cheaper, bigger. But producers can't sustain without consumers, and consuming needs resources (aka money). Which is why I'm not scared at all. Such new means of producing will simply need new means of giving enough resources to consumers. And that's where the prediction game becomes interesting : if AIs "steal" the effort needed to produce, and if effort is actually what rewards us with resources to consume, then it means producers will have to find new ways to give us more resources for less effort on our counterpart. Universal income has been a deep talk between governments for a while now, 4 days work is spreading around, remote work is standard for a lot of jobs. These are for me clear indicators about where we're heading. I can't really wrap my mind around a clear picture about how society will ultimately organize itself in these new paradigms, but I do expect to be really surprised, and not necessarly in the bad way. edit : a very interesting site that is written and maintained by anticipation romancers, [futuretimeline](https://futuretimeline.net/). AI is certainly a huge turning point, but you can see how it still represents a tiny portion of all the work needed to be achieved by humans in various fields. What is really worrying me is what we can't fully control : Earth, and to an extent, its ecosystem.