Raw LLM Responses

On the contrary, they're driven by a sense of altruism, not greed. Most of the AI nerds I've met aren't looking to grab up anyone's money. They tend to have more enough of their own Instead, they're unsatisfied with the current (or perhaps the previous) state of the world. There was this intractable poverty, and even the best logistics, collection, and distribution methods they could come up with was not cutting the mustard. People were and are starving to death, or dying of disease, or of war, or what have you The reality is that unless we gain access to a massive supply of low cost labor, that's not gonna change. Someone needs to build and maintain the infrastructure, someone's gotta administrate everything, there's more education than you can shake a stick at that needs to be done to get them up to speed with developed countries, there's just too much work. Maybe, *maybe*, if humanity was perfectly coordinated we could get it done in a generation. That would require some miracle to gift us all enlightenment though, or perhaps some kind of hivemind So if you can't get humans to do it, build machines to do it. AGI represents an arbitrary amount of labor, for whatever you need, so long as you have the energy to power it. Considering you can use AGI to develop fusion, that means you'll have an arbitrary amount of energy as well This town need a well? Send in the well digger robots. This village has a malaria outbreak? Send in the docbots with medicine produce in your fully automated medicine factory. Is there a warlord looking to brew trouble? Send in the fleet, build a bunch of houses, and give them away. Now his army has to destroy their own homes if they want to fight. Diplomacy, economic planning, coordination, you name it That requires money to develop though, so in the meantime it's commercial products and investment raising. They could opt to refuse to do so, some experts have done exactly that. You don't know their names, because that's the consequence o