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America’s A.I. Is Futuristic. China Is Just Making It Work.
(www.nytimes.com)
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I.e. Capitalism.
Not that would be sad with it gone, but we had capitalism decades ago and the system still worked for the most parts. It's the neoliberal lunacy pushed on us since the 80s/90s (depending on country).
That's kind of like saying that your untreated cancer was fine a year ago because you were healthy for the most part.
You're obviously not a third worlder and you don't know a thing about the international division of labor.
Yes, when I'm talking about automation from the industrial revolution to the development of AI, the third world is obviously not the focus.
From your answer I think labor in general isn't either. A Tuesday for any liberal really.