Raw LLM Responses

The problem is the transition is going to happen over some time. I think first off we’ll see more and more people laid off. These people will be held to their loans and mortgages, and will loose their houses. I’m one of them and I consider selling my house before no one wants to buy it for the price I paid. Next, enough people will have been in this situation that the government will be under enough pressure to work a solution out. Money will still be involved, perhaps a modest UBI, and companies will get lucrative contracts to sort out more housing, deliver food to people, etc. Eventually, the money will run out unless the mega corporations will stat chipping in to the bills. We all can guess how willing they’ll be to part with their resources, but they might have no choice if they want to keep earning. Some things will become really cheap over time though thanks to automation. People will find ways to hack the system. The technology will be hacked too and utilised without feeding more profits to the companies. We will figure out new food supplies, manufacturing, etc. Some progress will be made in science and research, and perhaps some breakthroughs that we can’t foresee now will happen. The world will start shaping up to be something very different. We might live to see it. There could be new opportunities on the horizon based on the new superpowers we will get. I mean we could be able to do 10x and thanks to that more companies will crop up to solve specific problems too localised and niche for the giants to take on. This will create employment. Imagine new industries being born out of this. Bit SCI-FI sounding, but we might get jobs like space miners or jobs cleaning up the mess we made here on Earth.