Physical systems are a lot more expensive to train. It's questionable if they can safely finish buildings before some better new form of AI is invented.
And they weren't getting paid less than dirt after 10 years.
Inflation would steadily decrease their real wealth cap. Wealth includes investments.
Someone who supports FPTP and plays dumb about it, obviously. /s
They also dress differently
Who isn't in need of money? Isn't that the overwhelming majority of people?
IMO the most important part of a bank or credit union is to hold an easily accessible cash reserve worth several months pay. This will cover you if you get fired or wreck your car. You can get a higher return outside the bank.
For the record I don't like how we're forced to do this, I'm just offering a survival strategy. As the average person builds up some savings, it will become easier for us to provide mutual aid during strikes.
We'd better not give them a reason, or they might start doing fascist things.
And then they'll cut everyone else's salary in half.
Pay is a tricky flexible thing that varies per person and has a million exceptions. Laws on salary generally don't work; politicians have taken us for a ride.
The only thing that will protect our pay regardless of inflation and legalese BS is to change the supply and demand equilibrium with a union.
They're now dependent on bailouts in order to out-compete new companies that don't waste money.
Right, but I'm talking about the hypothetical in which their wealth is capped at a fixed number of dollars. They'd reach the cap and then raise the ladder up after them.