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Hans Moravec Wikipedia reference

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“Hans Moravec imagines a long time ago that AI would come and that in the US, it’s productivity would be taxed as labor to pay into social security, and we’d all lives lives of leisure based on this. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Mo...”

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apenwarr.ca: Admittedly customers that probably have a very high fraud or return rate
Al Merose: My first interpretation of your post was that agents will eventually fall into the cycle of consumption and production in the economy: earn income, have bank accounts, and spend on goods and servic…
Al Merose: Hans Moravec imagines a long time ago that AI would come and that in the US, it’s productivity would be taxed as labor to pay into social security, and we’d all lives lives of leisure based on this…
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