As I wrote last June, the centralization of the means of production has been accelerating, alongside the socialization of labor. Mergers and acquisitions continue to weed out capitalists and workers alike, while at the same time tools that people use inevitably evolve into tools only usable in common. The hoe becomes a plow which becomes a combine controlled by GPS, the blacksmiths hearth and anvil become a factory run by robots, the handbill becomes a newspaper which becomes a social media app.
Thanks. Sure hope you are right, as the AI is not in the hands of the people. But I suppose someone will come up with an AI that is the peoples AI eventually. I wont seek to use AI because I don't want to contribute to it's power or knowledge knowingly.
you write densely and cover quite some ground, and just like Jacqueline below me here, i hope you are right that AI can learn or self-learn to decentralize and serve and support us.
Thanks. Sure hope you are right, as the AI is not in the hands of the people. But I suppose someone will come up with an AI that is the peoples AI eventually. I wont seek to use AI because I don't want to contribute to it's power or knowledge knowingly.
you write densely and cover quite some ground, and just like Jacqueline below me here, i hope you are right that AI can learn or self-learn to decentralize and serve and support us.