If access to AI will reduce the need for labour, will it also reduce the need for capital?
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Many of us are assuming that the human-hours required per unit of production will greatly reduce for many jobs, assuming an AI can do many of the relevant tasks. This may apply even if human oversight is still required to manage the overall job. One feared result from this is unemployment rising gr…
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- 2026-08-31 05:21 · r/ArtificialInteligence
If access to AI will reduce the need for labour, will it also reduce the need for capital?
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