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Kosla "Five-year-old children this year don't have to worry about their careers"... Altman, Gates 'Wealth redistribution' essential
-- 15 years from now, four out of five jobs will disappear
-- Era of zero labor value... Wealth redistribution is urgent
-- Altman, Gates "Robot tax and basic income are essential"
"A five-year-old child today won't need to find a job 15 years from now."
Vinod Kosla (71), billionaire venture capitalist and founder of Kosla Ventures, Silicon Valley legend, predicted the end of labor. This is because artificial intelligence (AI) and robots will take over most jobs in the late 2030s. He asserted that this would usher in an era of extreme deflation (price decline) and 'abundance' unlike anything humanity has ever experienced, going beyond simple job losses.
However, there is a shadow side to this rosy future. As the value of labor approaches '0 won', the issue of wealth redistribution has emerged. Analysts warn that if this system doesn't take root properly, extreme abundance and poverty could coexist, leading to social conflict.
※ AI Summary
1. The End of Labor and the Era of 'Abundance'
Job Disappearance: Kosla Ventures founder Vinod Kosla predicted that 80% of jobs worldwide will be replaced by AI within 15 years. This is a radical prediction that suggests a five-year-old child today may not need to find a job in the future.
Deflation and Abundance: As production costs approach 0 won, prices are expected to plummet drastically, and an era of 'abundance' will arrive where people can enjoy a life of much higher value with less money.
2. Collapse of the Capitalist Distribution Formula
Loss of Labor Value: As human labor is no longer the primary means of generating income, the existing wage-based economic system faces the risk of paralysis.
Corporate Extinction: The pace of elimination of innovative companies is accelerating, and large-scale layoffs could trigger social unrest.
3. Solutions Proposed by Tech Gurus: 'Wealth Redistribution'
Vinod Kosla (National Fund): He argued that the US government should acquire 10% of all listed company shares to establish a national fund and distribute excess corporate profits directly to the public.
Sam Altman (Capital Gains Tax & Basic Income): He emphasized the need to levy taxes on corporate stocks and capital instead of labor, and use the proceeds to provide a basic income to all citizens. (Background of Worldcoin Project)
Bill Gates (Robot Tax): He proposed levying taxes on robots that replace jobs and using the revenue for retraining laid-off workers and strengthening social safety nets.
Ray Dalio: He pointed out the urgent need for sophisticated policies that can address not only economic inequality but also the psychological crisis of 'meaninglessness' that humans may experience.
▶ Source: https://www.sedaily.com/article/20016395?ref=naver
