The Debate Over AI Replacing Human Jobs
voooooogel · x · 2026-07-14
This post shares and comments on a perspective regarding future societal structures: a state where all work is done by "superintelligent slaves" owned by humans may not be stable.
The quoted content further explains the author's reason for not signing an open AI letter: they object to the idea that "complements humans" means preventing machines from replacing too much human labor and forcing production to rely on it forever. The author prefers a future where machines do all the work, and humans own those machines.
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