A video says an economic model points to possible AI-driven knowledge collapse
Tasty-Aspect-6936 · reddit · 2026-07-23
A video argues, via an economic model, that AI could trigger a "knowledge collapse".
The post does not provide details, but the framing suggests a broader argument about how AI might change incentives around learning, production, and the accumulation of expertise over time.
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