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AdditionalPizza OP t1_it6t7kh wrote

That's definitely a wild card, politics. I don't foresee politicians giving up the reins easily. But I don't think that's even a possibility aside from some ultimate AGI being let loose and all that.

Realistically, I think policy makers won't be able to be quick enough to deal with a lot of this. Unless they just try and ban AI from automating jobs. People will be unemoyed and corporations will be lining their own pockets.

I'm not much of a political person though, and it's hard to predict human nature.

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blueSGL t1_it7gxtg wrote

> I don't foresee politicians giving up the reins easily.

they don't need to, politicians are already advised by groups they surround themselves with, if one of those advisors is AI (or more specifically for one of those human advisors uses an AI and pass off the advance as their own) and the politician gets ahead due to the advice then they'd all want to use one.

Then you have all the multi competing agent fun like flash crashes in the stock market due to high frequency trading algorithms battling it out.

Fun times ahead.

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AdditionalPizza OP t1_it7hphe wrote

That's an interesting possibility. I don't care for politics much, but I suppose a candidate that uses AI will in fact be at an advantage. Every industry uses IT.

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