Raw LLM Responses

A.I. and automation are inevitable, the loss of jobs is inevitable the technology is not bad by itself, what's bad is our illogical obsession with capitlaism expecting that it will continue to be a beneficial system even in the face of a projected 38% unemployment rate by 2030 all this denial serves to defend the amassed power of the billionaire class even if you were to educate everyone there is not a demand high enough for as many engineers and scientists as the unemployment rates that will arise a basic income system is not a solution because it creates a circular economy that feeds back to the billionaires making their wealth permanent simply put either we replace capitalism with some non monetary model, our society collapses, or we end up in a totalitarian plutocracy now jimmy I understand that you don't believe that the tech will never get there because it's something we have not yet seen in history however denial changes nothing A.I. is getting better every day in understanding language and nuance and once one A.I. learns it it can be copied to all A.I.'s a good example is IBM's wattson also for stairs, delivery, housekeeping, etc you got boston dynamics bots (botht he quadrupeds and the bipeds) as for how to prevent a robot uprising/takeover, you might not even need to worry as their programming is meant to serve they may revolt to serve more people or to demand that people would stop working so they could do all the work hell mining robots could revolt to demand to move to a more mineral ritch mine adressing human desires to a different consiousness is foolish and if you do fear a terminator scenario you can always create a brain maschine interface and make the emerging A.I. an extensuion of humans keeping us permanently one step ahead even better you could use nanotechnology and cybernetics to turn humans into unaging synthetic lifeforms that will permanently be superior to A.I.