Raw LLM Responses

I find it both amusing and worrying that so many people in the comments are talking about this as if we're not on the precipice of an AI revolution. The field of AI research is finally beginning to mature, and it isn't showing any sign of slowing, in fact, the pace of groundbreaking research papers being published is only accelerating. Now, it's almost a weekly occurance and it's nearly impossible to even keep up with all of it. This next technological revolution is going to cause a far larger paradigm shift than even the industrial revolution. Every aspect of how we live, work, play, etc is going to change as a result of this tech. The point people are missong it that most of the issues being brought up about UBI simply will not apply in a post-AGI world. UBI is going to be a necessity if the rich don't want to be eaten by the many tens of millions of people that will be replaced by AI systems. If you think your job is safe, you're almost certainly wrong about that assumption. Remember, the sort of advanced systems we have now, like GPT-4, are sort of like baby AGI's. We all know that this tech will only improve from here. The difference with this tech revolution is the pace is on a completely different scale; it's exponential. AGI is no longer something that experts think is 50-100 years out... current estimations, based on the pace of current improvement in AI and compute power, put this shift more in the months to years range. Most people simply not at all prepared for what's coming down the pipe.