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I’m more worried about who will control AI than AI itself

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Briefings

The author expresses deep concern that AI's economic benefits will concentrate among wealthy elites, potentially erasing human economic leverage and making rights difficult to defend. They argue that while AI promises freedom, the resulting struggle for a better future may be more difficult than ever. The post was submitted to r/singularity on October 17, 2026, and reflects on historical worker rights struggles in a context where labor may become less essential.

Key points

• The author believes AI will capture most economic benefits, leading to increased wealth inequality and reduced human economic leverage.
• Historical worker rights movements may fail if human labor becomes less essential in an AI-dominated economy.

Context

This post reflects on historical worker rights struggles in a context where labor may become less essential due to AI automation, raising fears about future economic inequality and the ability to defend rights.

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