Nick Bostrom

And, you know, maybe while they're being retrained, they need maybe unemployment insurance or some other thing like that.

And, you know, maybe while they're being retrained, they need maybe unemployment insurance or some other thing like that.

So, I mean, if that were the only problem, that would seem to be a very sensible solution.

So, I mean, if that were the only problem, that would seem to be a very sensible solution.

But I think if you start to think it through, the ramifications are far more profound.

But I think if you start to think it through, the ramifications are far more profound.

So it's not just some jobs that would be automatable, but virtually all jobs in this scenario, right?

So it's not just some jobs that would be automatable, but virtually all jobs in this scenario, right?

So I think we would be looking forward to a future of full unemployment.

So I think we would be looking forward to a future of full unemployment.

This is the goal.

This is the goal.

With a little asterisk, there might be some exceptions to this, which we can talk about, but I think to a first-order approximation, let's say all human jobs.

With a little asterisk, there might be some exceptions to this, which we can talk about, but I think to a first-order approximation, let's say all human jobs.

Okay.

Okay.

So then it's kind of an onion, right, where you can start to peel off layers.

So then it's kind of an onion, right, where you can start to peel off layers.

So let's get to the second layer then.

So let's get to the second layer then.