Yes, that's my concern. Ordinary people have their retirement plans largely in stocks. There will be a way to raid that.
The ultra wealthy seem to leverage many more kinds of asset - art, property, IP, companies they privately own etc.
Maybe Ananias and Sapphira were in their 90s when they sold their house and just dropped dead anyway
You might just as well say that Betsy Arakawa incurred the wrath of god by eating an apple and she and her husband Gene Hackman died shortly afterwards.
correlation does not prove causation
I think they are complaining that AI might be highly effective, but I think the risk is that AI proves to be broadly ineffective and it's been a waste of so much resource.
If AI is effective and truly disruptive then it will take time, but humanity will adapt and we'll be better off for it
If it proves to be as disruptive as blockchain then we wasted a lot of carbon
The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. -- Emerson