'No future where humans do useful work for long': ASI outlook sparks debate
zetalyrae · x · 2026-10-16
EigenGender argued there is simply no future where humans continue to do economically useful work for much longer — at best a choice between flavors of "ASI lets humans have fun and play make believe." oscarcsims responded that this seems bad and not a technology we should build, prompting wider discussion.
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