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I’m very scared that US culture and society broadly isn’t ready for the AI changes that are coming, and much of this is due to them not being carried along by the previous two decades of tech’s massive, narrowly shared, wealth creation. Likely the hardest problem to solve today, and is needed.
Another part of the problem is that AI is even more asymmetric about sharing the wealth benefits than previous industrial technologies. Companies that are investing $100 billion plus in building out AI tech will likely concentrate wealth even narrower than the current platform companies ...
I’m very scared that US culture and society broadly isn’t ready for the AI changes that are coming, and much of this is due to them not being carried along by the previous two decades of tech’s massive, narrowly shared, wealth creation. Likely the hardest problem to solve today, and is needed.
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Another part of the problem is that AI is even more asymmetric about sharing the wealth benefits than previous industrial technologies. Companies that are investing $100 billion plus in building out AI tech will likely concentrate wealth even narrower than the current platform companies ...