We are already in a financial crisis. However, I see what you mean with this bubble of speculatory projection of investments. Basically, they expect it to be the next big thing, which of course it will if they are unstopped.
The part that everyone is missing is that they plan to do away with money on purpose and intentionally.
Improve your people's social skills.
Honestly, I don't think you're rare by nowadays standards. You basic relate to animals more and are losing your humanity.
I expect that the AI will not have any form of accountability put on it, and the companies won't be held liable. Currently, even without AI, they already pay settlements to get out of any wrongdoing. The AI ironically would probably be given human rights. All of the benefits, constitutionally, with none of the consequences.
If humans double and triple checked the artificial intelligence, this would only be possible if it was traditional AI models and not AGI, or something that is trying to be good at everything. When it's good at everything, you can't double check the models. It's not possible. There's no way to tell what it's doing behind the scenes.
The point isn't to equate cars or phones with economic status or how well you're doing financially. It is to illustrate to the people who may be struggling if they have a newer model car or cell phone that they need to get rid of those things because they cannot afford them financially. It may be it may alleviate some of their problems with finances. if they spend within their bracket and not overspend or consumerism.
I don't care about what you call better answers. I'm asking a question and I want answers. It doesn't matter if they're dumb or intellectual. If anyone has offended, they need to get offended with the economy. Second part is you have no idea why I'm asking the question. If the question is applicable to someone answering, then maybe it will give them reflection time to think about why they have these things during an economic hardship. Giving them time to reevaluate their priorities. Or they could moan and groan and stay in their impoverished circumstance.
We are already in a financial crisis. However, I see what you mean with this bubble of speculatory projection of investments. Basically, they expect it to be the next big thing, which of course it will if they are unstopped.
The part that everyone is missing is that they plan to do away with money on purpose and intentionally.