Raw LLM Responses

@agentdarkboote And yet (poor) communities are losing: - affordability of reliable utilities leading to exacerbated health issues and risks to wellbeing, suitably resilient shelter from their local environment that keeps them safe from the elements - being denied free or affordable healthcare to realise funding for government spending on AI-enabled job replacement, persecution and other means of exclusion or over-priced (and wastefully managed) weapons development or...(the list goes on) - being denied work by automated job application screening which is non-transparently prejudiced in any number of ways, some of which likely violate labour and equality laws - personalised pricing based on AI analysis of your information seeking, expression of values and needs, retail browsing and purchasing habits, family and peer pressure on purchase decisions, etc. - denied access to cheaper goods and services due to vested interests petitioning government for protections from international competition where domestic options have priced themselves out of the market - ... At what point did the French Revolution happen? The Chinese one? What would you rather see, massive civil unrest confronting Government law and order forces or small scale extremist action against the undeniable few driving the descent into Hell? Without due caution as mandated by good governance we've seen the direction of travel of American capitalism as applied to computing and fossil fuels (setting aside healthcare, food, legalised addictive substances, arms industry, et al for the moment). It's not so much an "expected" value calc but rather an "inevitable" value calc. So the argument, much like cancer treatment, is when do you intervene once you're aware?