Artificial intelligence (AI) will raise serious questions about capitalism, wealth distribution, universal basic income, and work vs. leisure tradeoffs if it surpasses human capabilities in most economically valuable tasks, according to a letter to OpenAI founder Sam Altman from an Indian Administrative Service officer. M. Vatsa also asks what the governance and distribution of benefits from AI will be. Vatsa also praises OpenAI’s approach to regulations, suggesting the development of a universal Labeling Framework and a basic set of metrics that would regulate the technology.
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