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If AI replaces a major part of the workforce, who will actually have the money to pay for all these AI services?

I've been thinking about something with AI and I'm curious what other people think. What happens if AI actually becomes good enough to replace a huge part of the workforce? I understand the argument that AI will make companies more productive, reduce costs, and create new industries and new types o…

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  1. 2026-10-19 19:57 · r/ChatGPT
    If AI replaces a major part of the workforce, who will actually have the money to pay for all these AI services?

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