from a local pastor. I’ve been to his church a few times, he’s pretty decent. He said yesterday that he was really excited about the next 10 years with AI and all the advancements. He’s in his mid-50’s or so. What he said really surprised me, course at least half the pastors in the U.S. use AI to help them with their sermons, 20% of them allow AI to write the entire sermon.
I’m not sure what he sees that excites him so much. Maybe he believes what Elon said about money not being necessary in the future, or at least some sort of basic income for all when the robots takeover all the jobs. I guess he sees every household getting a free robot to help around the house as well. There will be no need to work or have money anymore, and if I remember correctly, he said people could focus on their creativity.
I thought about this, and that’s a lot of robots for an earth with a population of around 8 billion people. Going to take a lot of resources to build and maintain at least say 20 billion robots. Then it occurred to me that it would take a lot fewer robots for 500 million people, a lot less resources too.
Then I thought about Tesla himself, he wanted to give free energy to the world. Didn’t work out too well because JP Morgan didn’t want others to benefit from free energy.
So, then I wondered, has there ever been a time in human history where things were developed for the good of ALL mankind? Seems there’s always been a JP Morgan who didn’t like the idea. Maybe the pastor knows.