Homo Deus (the sequel as mentioned) answers the question of why he has formed his particular view of the future.
In essence, yes economic incentive is the basis for much of today's human corporation, but with growing AI/robotics, the same economic incentive will make much current human input unnecessary.
Then, for example, would counties see so many humans as a big cost? How do they solve that if they no longer need them to work?
In essence, yes economic incentive is the basis for much of today's human corporation, but with growing AI/robotics, the same economic incentive will make much current human input unnecessary.
Then, for example, would counties see so many humans as a big cost? How do they solve that if they no longer need them to work?
Scary stuff.