r/capitalism_in_decay

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Founder of Claude AI believes corporate profits and unemployment will skyrocket - 10x job losses than ever before

Dario Amodei, the co-founder of Anthropic, discusses how AI is going to bring a world with a very high GDP rate and very high unemployment and inequality, never seen before.

He goes on to acknowledge that, usually, a high GDP means high employment, but AI will strip jobs.

u/2021isevenworse — 1 day ago
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Meta to Slash 8,000 Jobs This Week Amid $145B AI Push

Amazing for motivation:
“Everyone is unhappy; the only people who are not unhappy are, literally, executives,” an Instagram employee told WIRED”

That is just where we want Meta ;)

techrepublic.com
u/MadeInDex-org — 4 days ago
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Expensive Mega-cruise Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas

Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas costs $2,052/person to sail wealthy families from Florida to Texas for 9 days with excessive amenities - many require additional fees:

  • Cirque Du Soleil-type water show
  • Theater production of The Wizard of Oz
  • 28 different restaurants
  • 19 different bars
  • Second Theatre for a dedicated superhero musical
  • Ice skating rinks
  • Basketball court
  • Minigolf course
  • Laser tag
  • Teen lounge center
  • Arcade
  • Escape rooms
  • Casino
  • Numerous Waterparks and slides
  • Flowrider, which is a boogie boarding
  • Surfing wave generator
  • Rock climbing walls
  • Many pools
  • Roller coaster, Ferris wheel, and carnival
  • Separate stage show theatre with comedy shows and game shows playing out
  • restaurants
  • Full daycare
  • Multiple disco/clubs
  • Daily Disney-style parades across the length of the ship
u/2021isevenworse — 5 days ago
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While Jewish American Zionists whine about Mamdani honoring a Nakba survivor, claiming the Nakba never happened, Israelis do this

u/Pretty_Dizzy_ — 5 days ago
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Are natural resources really a blessing?

Looking at how much conflict natural resource-rich countries (oil, gold, diamonds..) seem to attract, I wonder whether such wealth is more a curse than a blessing.

Many regions with scarce natural resources, adapted & perform very well. Some of the richest are examples (Switzerland, Luxembourg, Singapore..)

Looks to me like the greed for them attracts conflicts: civil wars, invasions etc. Cultural, ethnic, religious reasons often just seem to be used to cover it.

Plus all the environmental destruction / pollution that come with the extraction & processing.

reddit.com
u/MadeInDex-org — 10 days ago