How personal AI agents could widen socioeconomic inequality
A user argues wealthier people could afford stronger agents and win more negotiations over jobs, housing and purchases.
TLDR
A post argues that delegating negotiations to AI agents could let people who can afford more capable models and more computing power win better terms, compounding their advantage. It also says agents could reduce inequality if the gap between everyday and frontier AI is smaller than the comparable gap between humans, or if agents act more neutrally. If the disparity emerges, the author suggests taxing AI tokens or subsidizing access to intelligence.
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