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Human-level AI is not inevitable. We have the power to change course
(www.theguardian.com)
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AI will not threaten humans due to sadism or boredom, but because it takes jobs and makes people jobless.
When there is lower demand for human labor, according to the rule of supply and demand, prices (aka. wages) for human labor go down.
The real crisis is one of sinking wages, lack of social safety nets, and lack of future perspective for workers. That's what should actually be discussed.
But scary robots will take over the world! That's what all the movies are about! If it's in a movie, it has to be real.