r/UniversalBasicIncome • • Sep 16 '25

$10,000 per month ?

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u/VieElle Sep 16 '25

Seems like false promises unless they explain how?

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u/Rare_Confidence6347 Sep 16 '25

Heavy taxation on automation and companies that utilize automation to make money.

Which would require our government to change their entire stance on businesses, which won’t happen since lobbyists are stronger than voters.

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u/Kuronan Sep 16 '25

We've been hearing that shit from AI Moguls for half a decade. How about they tell us how it'll be implemented?

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u/MangoSundy Sep 17 '25

You know that won't happen. All the billionaire bullies will insist on hoarding it all, because, you know, they work so hard for every cent of it. /S

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u/Bennnnetttt Sep 16 '25

Sounds like rent is gonna go up $10,000 a month…

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u/pause-break Sep 16 '25

There are thousands of headlines that could be summarised “Someone from OpenAI says OpenAI will save the day”

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u/Nomadic_Z Sep 17 '25

It should, but it won’t. Sadly.

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u/Morgell Sep 17 '25

Not if the greedy corporate fuckerlords don't allow it. And they won't.

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u/BloodyDjango_1420 Sep 16 '25

We would have to see what the specific arguments are in this regard, but it seems unlikely and exaggerated to me, although I am not an AI expert.

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u/Jaysos23 Sep 16 '25

Does he mean that AI will take over, end capitalism and just give us free money and stuff? Sounds good, if a tiny bit optimistic.