Raw LLM Responses

That's what's so frustrating about this AI "revolution." In a perfect world, it should be exciting as hell, in that we can create robots to do all of the hard work for us, leaving everyone to live a life free of soul-crushing labor so they can pursue anything that interests them. But in the actual world, billionaires are gonna do what billionaires do, hoarding the spoils of this explosion in productivity, leaving the rest of us just enough to not revolt. We may eventually end up with some form of UBI, enough to scrape by on, but they'll end up with a thousand mega-yachts each. I'm very doubtful it can happen given the dysfunction of our political system (after all, we _still_ don't have a carbon tax or anything like it), but we need to establish an AI tax immediately, to capture the vast majority of the productivity gains of AI for the public. They're training these AI models on public data, the collective knowledge of humanity. We literally built the foundation of their product.