Jasmine Sun
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5 recordings
5 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 20 Jun
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Yeah, I mean, I think that is the...
Like one of the versions of the things that people like Dario, even more extreme than Dario, do believe, that's what they're worried about, right?
Is like, AI will be a one to one substitute for labor, it will be able to do literally everything and capital will discard people.
And that's where I would start to make arguments like you've been making, Ryan, where I'm like, well, actually, if human labor is scarce, some people will want their human party planners.
And so I do.
think there will be some jobs available in the relational economy.
I think that it also requires believing in full automation.
Again, like technology has to advance so much that it's not just replacing cognitive jobs, but it's also replacing like jobs in the physical world.
And do I think that could happen someday?
Like maybe, probably, like robotics is improving, but we're pretty, pretty far away from that.
Like, I think that we are going to have a lot more problems to deal with in the next decade before we get to the point where full automation is even worth considering.
Even for folks who do map out and care about these full automation scenarios, like the economist Phil Trammell, who wrote his Capital in the 22nd Century essay making a version of this argument.
He's called it the 22nd century because his very rough low confidence estimate was 100 years in the future.
And again, we may never arrive there if the relational sector of the economy is big enough.
labor will go to zero.
So his prediction was full automation, labor goes to zero.
If it's plausible, it's gonna be like 100 years in the future or something like that.
Yeah, like I think we have a lot of time and I think there are a lot of things that could happen between now and 100 years from now.
And so maybe personally, I'm more focused on these near term scenarios.
But like, I do think that like it is worth considering that capital relies on labor right now.
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