The Economic Singularity: Artificial Intelligen... Today

If we are no longer "workers," who are we? For the last 200 years, our identities have been tied to our professions. The Economic Singularity forces a spiritual crisis:

In an AI-driven economy, productivity could theoretically skyrocket while human employment plummets. This creates a terrifying paradox: we could produce more wealth than ever before in history, yet have no mechanism (like wages) to distribute it to the masses. When capital—owned by a few—can generate all necessary goods and services without labor, the "working class" doesn't just lose its jobs; it loses its economic utility. The Collapse of Scarcity The Economic Singularity: Artificial Intelligen...

In this "Singularity," we move from an economy of (deciding who gets what is scarce) to an economy of meaning (deciding what to do when everything is abundant). The Great Migration of Identity If we are no longer "workers," who are we

Does a doctor’s diagnosis matter if a chip does it better? This creates a terrifying paradox: we could produce