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    Fears of cultural upheaval in an AI future

    One user argues that much of the economy serves social consensus rather than genuine need, and worries AI will make agreement on allocating scarce resources harder.

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    2 Sources, 16d ago, first seen 16d ago

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    A user says extreme cultural change worries them more than self-replicating robots or digital hacking. They argue that much economic activity is about finding social balance, and fear AI will disrupt that process, making consensus on allocating genuinely scarce resources harder. In a follow-up reply, they say even the safest AI leads to a future they find “deeply unsettling” after seeing how the first three years went.

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    @mayferim not worried about self replicating robots because the manufacturing world is tied enough to the meat space legal and funding system to be caught early not worried about nano self replicators consuming earth bc i don't think you can think your way into that kind of tech tree not worried about digital hacking bc it's ez to recover from complete loss of digital records. hacking of physical systems is very scary but also generally localized i'd say. hacking nukes idk extreme example i'm a bit worried about engineered viruses but i think we'll recover from them too i'm mostly just worried about extreme changes to culture. i don't think people realize how much of the economy is a game for us to achieve collective consensus and not a real need. we're introducing a new economic doppleganger to fuck with us at every step, pretending all the work needs doing for reasons other than finding social balance. we're really gonna struggle with consensus on allocating true scarcities.

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    @mayferim not worried about self replicating robots because the manufacturing world is tied enough to the meat space legal and funding system to be caught early not worried about nano self replicators consuming earth bc i don't think you can think your way into that kind of tech tree not worried about digital hacking bc it's ez to recover from complete loss of digital records. hacking of physical systems is very scary but also generally localized i'd say. hacking nukes idk extreme example i'm a bit worried about engineered viruses but i think we'll recover from them too i'm mostly just worried about extreme changes to culture. i don't think people realize how much of the economy is a game for us to achieve collective consensus and not a real need. we're introducing a new economic doppleganger to fuck with us at every step, pretending all the work needs doing for reasons other than finding social balance. we're really gonna struggle with consensus on allocating true scarcities.