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We on the other hand are working towards making our AI better and more efficient so we can work towards the ultimate goal of all nations... 100% unemployment. Humans need not apply.
Fun fact:
The Dezaus of cermieria are more like tribal chieftains than proper monarchs
Did you start as that one Provence Norse minor south of Brittany?
How will that work with capitalism though? Everyone will become a NEET?
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Business leaders will replace workers with machines till their are no workers left. No job will be safe from technology.
*The Myotoshi Corporation is just silently facepalming. This is a very foolish idea.*
(On a real note... machines can't do customer service. And machines can't self-repair themselves. You'll need humans somewhere in the line, or else the machines will replace the business leaders with machines, because they'd be so advanced that they wouldn't want scummy human bosses. They'd want scummy AI bosses.)
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Would-be mescaline users often describe a crawling sensation on their skin.
The police are tightening their grip on alcohol smugglers.
There is a growing belief that consciousness is a simulated illusion within a computer-generated reality.
City budgets are spent entirely on supporting the town royalty.
Jar Wattinree is ranked 235th in the world and 9th in the Pacific for Largest Insurance Industry, scoring 19,597.76 on the Risk Expulsion Effectiveness Rating.
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This is exactly why we keep Alpha AIs isolated and faaar away from the internet. We're afraid of what would happen. We only use AIs for menial tasks, city administration and research (as aiders mostly). Another popular use for AIs is as partners for lonely people. We wouldn't want to completely remove humans from our economy.
A machine could just repair a machine. Maybe they couldn't do specific tasks, but they don't need to do every task, they just have to do things that humans can be bad at, such as cooking. Over time by either taking data from humans or through machine learning AI can eventually take over most tasks humans can do. Maybe they can't do stuff like lawyering (besides the paperwork), customer service, or programming specific things as they still require meaty monkey limbs, but they can do a whole lot. Hell, they can create their own versions of art if they are programmed correctly, and even run government office. Even if this does prove a mild exaduation, this could soon lean to an unemployment crisis in the near future.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_unemployment
It isn't a foolproof theory, but some effects of it will still disrupt society.
You're lucky you don't know about the Myotoshi Corporation's full-on research into AI systems, canonically at least...
They're digging so deep into fully sapient combat AI that they're not even telling the government about it.
That would probably be more a criminal thing, corporations wouldn't attempt something so likely to fail. Criminals on the other land would really appreciate the terminator under their control.
Luckily, all our companies can't hide things from the government, as it literally owns everything to a certain degree, and it would be a federal level crime to do so. However, we are certain we could weaponize AIs, but currently military grade AIs are forbidden here, until we understand them better. We probably don't want to create an AI capable of ruining a country by crashing the economy or overloading the nuclear power plants or something and have it accidentally released upon ourselves.
The Myotoshi Corporation on the other hand is meeting this with reckless abandon considering they already had their fusion power generator bombed once and won't let the threat of another incident like that stopping them from trying.
Damn, Jacks is good
Wait an AI they created bombed their nuclear power plant? Whoa... That sounds risky. How did the government react?
No, more they already had their plant bombed before by an outside force, and have become more brave in pushing onwards, especially since they have a corporate-owned security company that keeps things safe and in line... some of them being armed with the same anti-tank railguns they sell to the government.
They are not allowed to sell to foreign countries without government approval though, right? And also, who would bomb them? Wouldn't that be like a start of a war?
Under the new strategy of the Charleroi government, cargo planes have begun dropping emergency rations, clean water, and medical supplies in areas where weaker, more decentralized rebel factions have control. These dropped cargo also have with them pamphlets and posters to inform any receivers that they were delivered by the true government of Acadia in Charleroi, and urge them to go to any government-held town or settlement to receive further aid. Meant to be targeting civilian populations, this strategy seems to be working so far, as there has been a massive uptick in the number of refugees going into government controlled territories.
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Not if the government has no idea who hired the group responsible.
As for selling these things... the government doesn't know they exist, so if they could circumnavigate border control, they could definitely sell it.
The 3 most influential people of Rome
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