Raw LLM Responses

Honestly I feel like the problem has more so to do with capitalism than automation. As long as we live in a capitalist society, all the concerns you have will probably come true. 1-4,7) obvious enough, these are just some variant of rich people benefiting while we don't 5) I'll get to after 8 8.) The only reason AI is threatening in creative space is because of the monetary incentive to do so: keep in mind that half of the appeal of art is in its creation itself. People will make art, and the reason why people aren't making more is because it doesn't pay well. Remove the monetary barrier and more people will dedicate more time to it. 5) Is again only a problem because of how we value things monetarily. In means testing societies, receiving government aid is humiliating "proof" that you aren't good enough, requires you to search for employment that often goes against long term career goals, and ultimately expensive, nothing is more expensive than poverty. (Without stable housing/transport/internet for example, you are locked out of career opportunities, while food stamps keep you alive, living in a food desert means you have lower quality food and higher medical expenses, not having a car in a place with unreliable transit means your career options are limited, going into debt to pay for a medical procedure means you cut expenses elsewhere, etc.) In addition, just like with art, you can still do stuff, even if it can be replaced with automation. It might be more effecient to automate all farming, but that wouldn't be what stops you from starting your own homestead (in contrast, automating some degree of it, could simply lower the barrier to entry. This would be a problem in capitalism where you have to pay bills.) Edit: I don't think UBI does much to help this. It'll just make us into desperate impoverished consumers at the whims of bug businesses who can chose to which degree to exploit us