Raw LLM Responses

Companies are always trying to make their products as cheap as possible to produce — and sell them for as much as the market will bear. So this optimistic theory that “people in the future will only work 20 hours a week and still have enough money to live their best lives with their families” — it’s just not realistic. The truth is, companies have no real incentive to reduce prices for consumers. If people work fewer hours, they’ll earn less money. And if AI replaces a significant portion of the workforce (which I strongly believe will happen), the real winners won’t be the average worker — it’ll be the same rich elite who always benefit from these shifts. Even if, as many AI CEOs claim, anyone will be able to start their own business using AI agents — who the hell is going to buy anything if 80% of humanity is out of a job? As for “new jobs” — let’s be honest. Humanity has never experienced this kind of technological revolution. Don’t compare it to the invention of the steam engine or the internet — this is something else entirely. There won’t be enough new jobs to absorb everyone. Let’s say AI wipes out 80% of current roles, and a few new job categories are created — then what? Everyone rushes into those same few professions. And we know how markets work: if your friend offers a service for $10, I’ll have to offer it for $7, and someone else will go even lower — maybe $4 — just to compete. But again: don’t forget — 80% of people might not have any income at all. This isn’t some utopia. It’s a nightmare