By default, capital will matter more than ever after AGI — EA Forum
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• Edited to add: The main takeaway of this post is meant to be: Labour-replacing AI will shift the relative importance of human v non-human factors…
Manuel Allgaier 1y 4 0 0 @Benjamin_Todd recently made a similar argument for why existing capital might matter even more post-AGI, sharing this here for anyone who'd like more context: " AGI probably causes wages to increase initially, but eventually they collapse . Once AI models can deploy energy and other capital more efficiently to do useful things, there’s no reason to employ most humans any more. [...]" read full blog post Reply
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