Stuart Russell

Yeah, that last part is where it goes wrong.

I agree.

I mean, I think, you know, happiness is not available from consumption or even lifestyle, right?

I think happiness arises from giving.

It can be through the work that you do, you can see that other people benefit from that.

Or it could be in direct interpersonal relationships.

Money actually doesn't matter, right?

What matters is the production of goods and services and then how those are distributed.

And so money acts as a way to facilitate the distribution and exchange of those goods and services.

If all production is concentrated in the hands of a few companies, right, that

Sure, they will lease some of their robots to us.

You know, we want a school in our village.

They lease the robots to us.

The robots build the school.

They go away.

We have to pay a certain amount of money for that.

But where do we get the money?

Right?

If we are not producing anything, then we don't have any money unless there's some redistribution mechanism.

And as you mentioned, so universal basic income is